Map, just playing around :) - Page 3

TalonShriner · #1 10-09-2007, 09:43 PM

Nice building, but I have two suggestions:

1) You could use the "middle" pieces for that brown roof, which is located at (8, 97) on the tileset in the editor.

2) Try layering your building. It looks almost as if it is three buildings stacked on top of each other. Either connect them to use one continuous roof or create a new layer or "floor"

Darlene159 · #2 10-09-2007, 11:13 PM

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Originally Posted by TalonShriner

Nice building, but I have two suggestions:

1) You could use the "middle" pieces for that brown roof, which is located at (8, 97) on the tileset in the editor.

2) Try layering your building. It looks almost as if it is three buildings stacked on top of each other. Either connect them to use one continuous roof or create a new layer or "floor"

Thanks for the suggestions.

BTW, I did use the tile that you are talking about ??

I changed the house again. I like this one.

TalonShriner · #3 10-10-2007, 01:59 AM

oh yeah sorry bout that, you did use the right tile. At a quick glance it didnt look like it. Anywho, i like your update on the house. Now the only minor problem is that because the "first floor" roof and the "second floor" roof are the same, they seem to blend together. One way to solve this is to put a different set of "roof" tiles as a trimming around the brown roof.

Ducati_Link · #4 10-22-2007, 05:20 PM

Nice work Moonie. Last...house/mansion looks the best out of them all. Things need contrast & depth.. even try adding the brown rug to the room, with a little outdoor-on the roof-sitting area thing.. I use it to break up areas, and generaly goes quite well with that roof type.

Darlene159 · #5 10-22-2007, 06:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Ducati_Link

Nice work Moonie. Last...house/mansion looks the best out of them all. Things need contrast & depth.. even try adding the brown rug to the room, with a little outdoor-on the roof-sitting area thing.. I use it to break up areas, and generaly goes quite well with that roof type.

Thank you

Aknts · #6 11-16-2007, 03:45 AM

Ermmm... good start but honestly its not very good looking. Keep going though because the more you make the better you get.

Darlene159 · #7 11-16-2007, 05:43 AM

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Ermmm... good start but honestly its not very good looking. Keep going though because the more you make the better you get.

Yea, I know it isn't that great *shrugs*

Aknts · #8 11-16-2007, 12:57 PM

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Yea, I know it isn't that great *shrugs*

Chin up soldier. Its not bad. How long have you been doing levels?

Darlene159 · #9 11-16-2007, 02:48 PM

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Chin up soldier. Its not bad. How long have you been doing levels?

Off and on for a long time. Doesn't matter, I only do it for fun now

Aknts · #10 11-16-2007, 04:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Darlene159

Off and on for a long time. Doesn't matter, I only do it for fun now

Let it always be for fun. Once you start treating it like a job like me and some others you will get to the point were you can't stand to even open the editor. I got to that point a long time ago. So keep it up, and as long as you make them for fun it doesn't matter. =)