Also, where did I use floor textures?
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Its not A floor texture, but you used it as the floor and as a wall texture and connected them, that makes it hard to tell were the floor ends and a wall begins. Also, screenshot 1.
Edit:
More prominent in screenshot 2, its the gray dev texture tile.
TheNotoriousTEK
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- Jul 18, 2014
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Quick little "sketches" of an upcoming map...
(btw is it just me or is the homepage dead)
(btw is it just me or is the homepage dead)
Done about half of the total amount of exteriors for buildings.
raise the roof of the wooden bit beside the beer roof. ATM it doesn't look like a useable room
not just you
these might be a bit too noisy, I'm not on my normal monitor so I can't be sure what they actually look like.
Looks like the colored stuff is made out of plastic blocks.
to be honest polycount isn't really a problem - chair is well under 600 tris. I'll do anyway though, it looks better that way. And yeah hopefully some more high freqency details will get rig of the plasticky look
Zahn, you really need to read grazrs guide because the chair, table and door on a thin metal roof make no sense whatsoever. Also: the tyre held up by a convenient chunk of wood, the flowerpots with their own scaffolds nowhere near the windows, the stone trim on a wood building.
Think about how people use the space, and think about which parts of the answer to that only make sense to you, because no matter how careful and considered your own internal reasoning for "there's a chair on the roof" is, only you know what it is.
Think about how people use the space, and think about which parts of the answer to that only make sense to you, because no matter how careful and considered your own internal reasoning for "there's a chair on the roof" is, only you know what it is.
Thanks for the check sword, I really should think of it more as an actual place where someone could be living and that would actually be built.
Another culprit is the tall building with one window, can you imagine trying to use that room?
That stair looks too noisy. I think you should be able to count those paint stokes with your fingers.much better
without those stokes it looks like plastic, the overlapping seems to be pretty necessary for the readability of the material.
I think the main problem is the edge highlighting. It's meant for sharp edges on metal/plastic, which might be the whole reason why it looks like plastic in the first place. It also makes the whole thing more noticle even though its just a small prop in the background. The stitches are ok, but I feel like there is something missing.
A possible solution to make this look more like a chair with cloth might be to put a typical pattern on it. Like flowers or something, Idk
A possible solution to make this look more like a chair with cloth might be to put a typical pattern on it. Like flowers or something, Idk
experiment with stripes, gridden dots or uniform lines. A lot of 60s fabrics did that. Good idea tumb-bum