Some more rooms, using pre-existing tiles.
One is where someone lives a meager hermetic existence,
the other is where a group of not-so-nice people congregate.
Lots of DJ and greytale objects, modified by me.
Some more rooms, using pre-existing tiles.
One is where someone lives a meager hermetic existence,
the other is where a group of not-so-nice people congregate.
Lots of DJ and greytale objects, modified by me.
This month is going to be a really hard vote...
Lord - will you share the floor technique? I'm guessing at least two different layers plus the grid, but I can't tell if they are photographs of textures or filter generated. I guessing the smaller rock like texture is from a photo, but can't call the large tile texture.
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Originally Posted by RobA
Rob, the flagstone is indeed a filter. Every tile has the same exact floor. I will do a tutorial once the competition ends. It takes me about 3 minutes to do a basic tile now with what I am using.
Sorry I found this really funny.Lord - will you share the floor technique?
Rob, the flagstone is indeed a filter.
Cool. I would have almost guessed it was a voronoi filter, but the flagstones just seemed random enough to not be....
(waiting with bated breath!)
-Rob A>
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