WiP in WiP, post your screenshots!
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Straw's Berrys. Neato
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Nope, at least not yet. I do have another main axle though, so in theory we (this is a 2-man project between a friend (who's a certified miller) and myself) could build one from scratch, which we're planning to do. Gotta finish this one first though.
you may or may not see this mill in TF2 in the not too distant future
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I ripped this off from a Mayan.
I'm a greenhorn. Feedback appreciated.
The "roofed" structures on either side are jarring. Is the whole thing too rough looking to include in playable areas?
I didn't want to go all out and make a model and texture. Is this kind of geometry getting too complex for brush work?
I'm a greenhorn. Feedback appreciated.
The "roofed" structures on either side are jarring. Is the whole thing too rough looking to include in playable areas?
I didn't want to go all out and make a model and texture. Is this kind of geometry getting too complex for brush work?
I`m trying to balance spawn on my plr map
About to release another map.
(Now looking back on this, it looks extremely cluttered. I might/should tone down the detailing in a2).
(Now looking back on this, it looks extremely cluttered. I might/should tone down the detailing in a2).
After running around official maps with props turned off, I can answer this with a definitive "no."
If thats not a laser I will be very sad.Coming to a map near you, soon™
It's not. Right now.
Some of those words sound like great map names. "wolfsbalk", "beerstut", and my personal fav, "raamzolder."
Dutch people will be all like, "these map names make no damn sense," and everyone else will be like "change nextmap to beerstut, I don't know what it is, but it sounds awesome."
Dutch people will be all like, "these map names make no damn sense," and everyone else will be like "change nextmap to beerstut, I don't know what it is, but it sounds awesome."
Try to use google translate, im quite certain (actualy it already has been proven in the post above me, but at that time i already was typing this) it doesnt even translate them properly since these names are something i cant even remember to ever have seen in any dutch lesson. At least i tried to find the origin for them I might be incorrect in these, but hopefully does give an indication of what they mean.
wolfsbalk is a sort of beam at the back of the structure for support
beerstut is again something along the lines of a support beam
raamzolder is funny because zolderraam is still a commonly used name for an attic window. But isnt the same as what they mean in this. But in this case it the position of a support for a saw (the location where a 'zaagraam' is placed).
And yes, those names arent the most typical to use. And if you use them its most likely that you should focus on a medieval map as in recent dutch they arent used at all outside of puzzles (note that i did look up these words in a puzzle dictionary).
zaag = saw, rand = edge, grond = ground.
I might be incorrect in these, but hopefully does give an indication of what they mean.wolfsbalk is a sort of beam at the back of the structure for support
beerstut is again something along the lines of a support beam
raamzolder is funny because zolderraam is still a commonly used name for an attic window. But isnt the same as what they mean in this. But in this case it the position of a support for a saw (the location where a 'zaagraam' is placed).
And yes, those names arent the most typical to use. And if you use them its most likely that you should focus on a medieval map as in recent dutch they arent used at all outside of puzzles (note that i did look up these words in a puzzle dictionary
).It actualy said zaaggrond on the image. Zaaggrand is not a dutch word, as that would be zaagrand
zaag = saw, rand = edge, grond = ground.
Did I just give about 50 map names based on Dutch names for parts of a windmill?
How does "Paltrok" sound? ill take that anyway but still want to know
Yes you did, and that was cutting edge technology. You saw right when deciding to make a map based on it.
Still note that the translation of 'kraan' is very likely already used in maps (crane)
Still note that the translation of 'kraan' is very likely already used in maps (crane)
https://translate.google.com/#nl/en/paltrok click on the button for speach and you can get an idea