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Caz- 09/15/2012 11:05 AM
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Caz
3017
CloseYes, naturally the person who decides Pic of the Moment really, really loves hay and this was the perfect picture for them! XD
I'm happy it got it, but I don't think it's entirely deserved - especially as this was just a test map with no real content as of yet!
I'm happy it got it, but I don't think it's entirely deserved - especially as this was just a test map with no real content as of yet!
Caz
3017
I know what's gonna happen: I'm gonna improve the barn roof and it'll look better than the corrugated one. So I'll improve that to fit in, and it'll look better than the barn again. And then the silo at the back will look bad. And then.. agh, I'll just smother everything in hay! XD
Galv
1619
That looks great! Much better warping.
I agree it looks better than the barn roof now
Oh and more hay, yay haha :P
I agree it looks better than the barn roof now
Oh and more hay, yay haha :P
Caz
3017
Thanks Link! ^^
Bit of a colour change, fixed the roof up a bit and put some rust on it.. I think the depth of the colour on the metal makes the other barn roof look a little flat by comparison. Maybe I'll put some brightening on the sunny-side of that too. And then more hay.
Bit of a colour change, fixed the roof up a bit and put some rust on it.. I think the depth of the colour on the metal makes the other barn roof look a little flat by comparison. Maybe I'll put some brightening on the sunny-side of that too. And then more hay.
Caz
3017
I'll see what I can do about fixing up that warping. I'm never particularly happy about the warp tool in most editing programs, but because it's corrugated material it wouldn't make much sense if it didn't bend out of shape before it tore.. Maybe some better shadowing and outlining will give it a more natural look. Glad you like the rest of it though! And yes, yes.. you shall get more of your hay soon. XD
Galv
1619
Oh, I am totally blind. Haha.
I like it, though I would make less warping. The warping on the right is great, the warping to the left of it is a bit much and looks unnatural to me. Less warping, less melting the roof :P
I do love the roof, though! Run with that. And my hay stays, woo.
I like it, though I would make less warping. The warping on the right is great, the warping to the left of it is a bit much and looks unnatural to me. Less warping, less melting the roof :P
I do love the roof, though! Run with that. And my hay stays, woo.
Caz
3017
Sorry, the image was huge so I put it in hide tags in the previous post. Is it visible or broken? :P
Galv
1619
I would want to see said warped corrugated roof before I ask it out feel anything for it. :)
Caz
3017
How do we feel about warped corrugated roofs?
Is there too much of a clash in colour, or does it just straight-out not look right?
Is there too much of a clash in colour, or does it just straight-out not look right?
Caz
3017
This hasn't yet been updated, but the tree trunks needed more shadowing anyway to stop them from looking so flat. And yes, I did write that tutorial so it makes sense that I'd use the same technique, don't you think? :P
Was this updated? 'Cause I'm not seeing anything wrong with this. Though, that apple tree by the barn looks oddly familiar, somehow...
Caz
3017
Thanks for the comments, guys!
@Incarnate - I think I see what you mean.. I'll try "scratching" them vertically instead of horizontal when I update this next. :P
@Incarnate - I think I see what you mean.. I'll try "scratching" them vertically instead of horizontal when I update this next. :P
Incarnate
857
I really like the brown building as well, i wouldnt get rid of it completely, just fix that roof. also, your trees, on a real tree, the scratchiness would be verticle, not horrizontal, the barck on the tree is what im refering too. I like what youve got here though :)
