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Kiwi27 03-25-2011 12:10 PM

Help, Please
 
I'm working on my own server, that will probably never come online, just for my entertainment. Currently, it uses Dusty's tileset (The one he made that's in the Free Graphics thread. Thanks for making it, if you read this Dusty!).

As people grow to know me, they learn that I quite like where I live, New Zealand. What's not to love? We got the mountains, the trees, the tramping tracks, the birds, glaciers, volcanoes, earthquakes, and we range from the sub-tropics down to the... Uhhh... Whatever Stewart Island is.

I also love Dunedin. We are awesome, even if our rugby team sucks.

So, I want to put my love for my country into my server, Through the tileset.

I'm not asking for anyone to do it (Though that would be nice XD), just advice.

In the mid 1860's, we were flourishing from the Goldrush. We were the capital of New Zealand, and got very wealthy. So, naturally, our buildings got cooler-looking. That Is the part I would like help with today.

1. Bricks. Any suggestions on how I could make bricks like this?
http://www.fotothing.com/photos/9ec/...5ac20c_45f.jpg

2. Roofs. I know it isn't the best pic, but it's all I could find with a half-decent view of the roof. Orange Terracotta Shingles?
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...ally_In_HR.jpg




Thanks :D

Demisis_P2P 03-25-2011 12:35 PM

Yeah New Zealand is pretty ok. It was better before 1841 when it was still part of Australia.

Zeke 03-25-2011 03:39 PM

If you don't need them, you could recolor the castle wall tiles to be the bricks. That's what I would do. As for the roof, I'm still thinking you should recolor tiles you're not using, as long as the shape is correct. You can be as creative as you want :)

fowlplay4 03-25-2011 04:10 PM

Using paint obv.

Kiwi27 03-25-2011 07:29 PM

I was going to recolour them, and that's still what I want to do, but I really have no idea how to know what colours to use.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Demisis_P2P
Yeah New Zealand is pretty ok. It was better before 1841 when it was still part of Australia.

That was never going to work. New Zealand and Australia are almost 1500 KMs apart. And we wouldn't be able to beat you in rugby.

If we stayed part of NSW, Kate Shepard might not have stood up for woman, allowing them to vote. To quote Helen Clark, "Keep on Dreaming."

smirt362 03-25-2011 10:45 PM

For the bricks I'd suggest making it all just a single color and then creating tiles that you can piece together to make the brick pattern randomly along the wall.

kia345 03-25-2011 11:10 PM

Make your sever entirely out of photographs. No "levels", only real world environments to explore.

smirt362 03-25-2011 11:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kia345 (Post 1638846)
Make your sever entirely out of photographs. No "levels", only real world environments to explore.

That could be an interesting concept...

Kiwi27 03-26-2011 12:02 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kia345 (Post 1638846)
Make your sever entirely out of photographs. No "levels", only real world environments to explore.

Yeah... Wouldn't that be fun? Dressing up as a tree and going into everyone else houses with a camera XD

I get the feeling I'd get chased a bit, though.

Quote:

Originally Posted by smirt362 (Post 1638843)
For the bricks I'd suggest making it all just a single color and then creating tiles that you can piece together to make the brick pattern randomly along the wall.

You've given be an idea... >:D

OasaTor_PK 03-26-2011 03:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kia345 (Post 1638846)
Make your sever entirely out of photographs. No "levels", only real world environments to explore.

Google street view please.
I wanna go slice and bomb in the real world!


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