Thanks for sharing! Definitely going to give that a try one one of the maps, maybe even after I'm done the citybuilding tutorial, add it to the river
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"...sometimes the most efficient way to make something look drawn by hand is to simply draw it by hand..."
Thanks for the tip about the water effect! The area I'm talking about is actually the ground inside the cave. I'm not sure if there is a texture on it or not. But you should definately use a detailed one there, to make the map really stand out. Btw, Steven's pass sounds pretty cool to me
*begin minor threadjack*
Steven Seagal - master of what I call "Slap-Fu", Actually a pretty good guitar player and singer though...
*end minor threadjack*
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Interesting map!
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You succeeded very well with the water! Beautiful. The rest of the map is interesting as well. Have some rep.
I heard Steven sometimes lurks on this forum. He's ****ed and is coming over to kick your ass.Originally Posted by Steel General
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Oh sweet lord. Don't invoke the name of Norris. THAT is threadjacking.
Another hour of futzing with the map.
### Latest WIP ###
Dropped in a few higher resolution textures to alleviate the choppy floors, added some more floating debris and rippling, creepy tentacle-like cilia in the upper intestine, and began toying with border ideas. I like the idea of the border being enormous teeth, like cracked mountains of chiseled bone opening up around it. Just not sure if my budding Photoshop knowledge is completely up to executing it the way I want.
Was wondering if a mod would be so kind as to change my thread title, adding the July/Aug Lite Entry appellation. Just want to fit in with all the cool kids.
Last edited by Plastic_Jack; 08-06-2009 at 11:27 PM. Reason: added WIP tag
say what?? you ARE one of the cool kids.
This map, as cool as it is, is developing into something great.
I'm not sure wether to be simply amazed, or amazed and disturbedNice texturework, it's really starting to bring out the feeling of innards!
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"...sometimes the most efficient way to make something look drawn by hand is to simply draw it by hand..."
Should be all set...
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Very much appreciated, SG.
And thanks to everyone for the kind words on the map. Having a bit of trouble deciding on a labeling method that will stand out against the image. Any suggestions?
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