WIP in WIP, post your level screenshots!

[Josch]

WTF?!? Are you kidding!?

[tomdon]

Just started back up on this map, I think I posted a shot a while back.

*edit*

Pictures to big?

[Bic-B@ll]

nice although the second pic has too many hard lines in the terrain, i see like three separate displacements that dont blend. the first looks good, but the scaling looks silly either that flag is 2 feet tall or you're playing mind games

[IR]

that looks great man, i sugest putting some heavy spec/cubemap on the mud perhaps some puddles to make it feel abit more alive in a way

great work though!

[⌐■_■]

As always: beautiful!

Also: what Bic said about the not blending displacements.

[mjens]

[tomdon]

I made them not blending because I wanted them to be more of a real cliff face, rather than a smooth hilly with a distorted rock texture on them.

[SnipaMasta]

But if a rock was there for ages grass etc. would grow slightly over it, not a jagged line like that.

[Wesley Tack]

Here a prop i made today for my map:

Ingame:

[SnipaMasta]

Is it meant to be 30 tonne (as in the weight)? Looks good ingame, although given the grime on the warehouse walls I'd imagine it to be a bit more dirty on the edges.

[BlueCoatKarma]

It's spelled "ton" in the U.S., "tonne" in most other places I think.

Both words come from French tunne. It's either 2000lbs. or 2240lbs (~1000kg), depending on if it's a short or long ton(ne).

I agree it might fit in better if it were a bit grimier, but the warehouse doesn't look all that grimy to me. The only real giveaway is that there's a light out, so... yeah. Also, sometimes equipment is kept in good condition for maintenance reasons when everything else looks bad.

[Wesley Tack]

It's in the top of the hanger, how many things get up there ? maybe rats engraving their names in it ? I dunno? I have no idea what would make it look grim other than dust.

[DudeTor]

I work with cranes like this, they become pretty gritty after the first two months (if even that long)

[hydeph]

along the rail where the crane slides would be greased, so it would be grungey, greasy, probably no dirt but tracks along where the rail travels

[Wesley Tack]

We have one of them ourselves in our hangar. It's been there for 3 years, and it's pretty much the same... we work in metal every day with big constructions and welding etc etc. It wasn't new when we mounted it, but like I said, it hasn't changed a lot the past 3 years.

What kind of work do you do ?