Re: [Map] Jormdarreh Range (4km) [WIP]
Posted: 2010-04-14 22:53
i gave the map to a lot of friends and they said that the warping is not as bad as they expected
The big difference between your ref pic and your map pic is the density of the trees. While in your ref the trees are littering the mountain side on the left, while in your map pic, your trees are quite sparse and large gaps between each tree, with nothing filling the gaps in-between and it looks really odd.Amok@ndy wrote:
watch the mountain in the background do you see water there ?
[quote=""'[R-CON"]DankE_SPB;1322053']if its the stones i'm thinking about, they are easy to glitch, hide in them and shoot from inside, hide rallies etc.[/quote]Amok@ndy wrote:maybe i will replace the overgrowth rocks but i never seen a bug or sth like that
ye, I'm a nubSniper77shot wrote:He mis spelled especially wrong so it was epically.
Amok@ndy wrote:i dont decline rhinos advices they are always appreciated
changing all the overgrowthrocks to static ones will be a lot of work cause there are so many of them ...
maybe i try copying the static ones to the overgrowth folder and then using Rhinos overgrowthfield method to make them back to the static ones
do you think that will work ?
Well, it would work to an extent, but I would advise to go around and hand place them since if you just replace the overgrowth ones with static ones just like that, since none of the static rocks are the exact shame shape/object as the overgrowth ones, they will have problems, most likley floating etc and you will need to go over each rock to check its not floating and rotate it etc over the Z axis too (thou you might be able to use the random option, forgot excatly what its called to make them rotate on the Z randomly too) but even after that you would still want to go over each one by hand, but it could work but doing it by hand would only take a few days of solid work to place a bunch of nice rock formations on the map. Just to end up with random rocks everywhere where they make no sense[R-CON]Rudd wrote:^ that will definately work
thats what i already said[R-CON]Outlawz wrote:For the rocks you could use the overgrowth field tut and instead of turning the trees into fields, turn them to rocks?
Looking good!Amok@ndy wrote: http://img72.imageshack.us/img72/5917/m ... darreh.jpg
badmojo420 wrote:The trees look good, but I would increase the density of the trees on the tops of the hills. In a couple of those pics it looks pretty bare along the ridge. I would suggest dense trees along any angled terrain, while keeping the flats somewhat sparse.
But keep up the good work. Map looks great overall.
That, is a lot of undergrowthAmok@ndy wrote:18100 trees/bushes