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# 31 03-10-2007 , 09:58 AM
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I like the way you're making steady progress. Keep at it dude
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Thanks, the textures have been very time intensive but I think I'm over the big stuff...for now.
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user added image that's it for today.
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roof & curtains
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trying to decide if I should go ahead and make variations on each house like it actially is or keep the thins more cloneish.
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nice job sandman300 - this is looking very cool so far! user added image

looking forward to seeing what plans you have to mess this up!
 
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# 38 05-10-2007 , 07:19 AM
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Great job, Sandman! I can’t wait to see what you’ll do to this for the theme.
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Looks like all the hard work is starting to pay off. Looks great! Only thought is about the middle row of windows. It looks like the bottom half of the windows goes down into the window sills.
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Thanks, I've been trying to decide what I wanted to do with the scene. I went through several Ideas before I came to this one. Far distant future, everyone gone. the decay that normally happens. Wood rots, paint peels, glass breaks. what's left ? Brick, stone, dirt and bubblegum :p . eventually time will take these too, except perhaps the bubblegum.user added image

Perfecto, the windows do sink below the sil. Makes for a better weather seal. It's moot but true.

Still more to do.
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All the grey areas in your scene are blending in. You can't see where one step ends and the next begins. If you bevel each edge, they will stand out.
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Yeah, its really the lighting. It sucks. But I have a plan...user added image
 
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Yeah, yeah, much better.
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