Reply With QuoteOk, here's a quick attempt at connecting a room to a cave. There is one detail that stands out to me as not quite right, but I want to see if anyone else notices it first before I reveal which detail I am worried about. Feedback is always welcome.
that's a great idea. thanks to all for their feedback, I will try and connect these two types of rooms and see if I can transition from one wall into another.
Ok, here's a quick attempt at connecting a room to a cave. There is one detail that stands out to me as not quite right, but I want to see if anyone else notices it first before I reveal which detail I am worried about. Feedback is always welcome.
I can't be sure but I think the wall with the door doesn't have a shadow coming from the top right whereas the other walls do. But I think that's pretty minor.
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Yea.. the lighting/shadows are not consistent... the cavern has a "bevel" looking edge that is missing from the stone work. Best to pick one style(preferably shadows so that orientation does not break tiles done with bevel) and stick with it for all....
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Sorry for the long delay in reply.... Yes, I agree that the lighting is inconsistent, which has been bothering me a bit, but I actually intended them to be different. The cavern walls are supposed to be lit from the inside of the room ( highlighting the inner edge of walls. ) while the masonry stonework walls are supposed to be lit from the outside ( highlighting the outer edge of walls.) I am still working on this but in an effort to not get to frustrated by this problem and still have some fun, I put together a few player character icons to go on top of the map representing where the players are located. ( kinda like pixelated miniatures. )
I can't seem to get it to work. Is there a specific program or browser it needs?
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