Terrainers Welcome!

Not too long... Probably an hour or so.

What took me long was actually putting down the tiles. (Which took about 5 hours of carefully and precisely placed textures.)

But you shouldn't hate me... I like having friends.


P.S.
Look in the Map Development section. I think I'm gonna make a new clan for us all.;)

Dark they are relly good.

Yeh, they kick my cities butt anyday.

a few screenies from my cinematic project showing the Lizardmen skins i've done, i also need to reskin the fur trees because they look retarded :P

mine :P (playable on bnet)
1. dont look at units and world tree

phoenixiv: HOLY MOLY! The atmosphere you are creating with the green dust, the new tree-models and the reskinned... eeh... forgot the word! :bgrun:, just wanted to say that the atmosphere is awesome! Good work!

heh, its set in a deep forest, a bit like DK's forest for CotN but better :P its all green and dark as very little sunlight reaches the bottom, its also the home of several wierd species of fungus, the lizardmen and some rather short tempered elementals...

OK folks! I'm starting a new clan for anybody who likes to terrain. If you're interested in joining or want more information, go here.

pheonix how do you create that green dust? Custom model? MDL editing?

edit. Nvm you just used really high green fog didn't you?

Hey Dark Angel, on your city, is that stone wall your using, if so, when I use it i can't place it next to another peice of wall other wise it has a gap between it, what did you do?

Press ctrl + numpad keys to move your selected doodad with the collision off. That's how people make stone walls come together, connect arches, etc.

Make sure your numlock is on though.

Thanks for the tip Beam, now I wont have to create custom doodads without collision.

I used high density dark green fog that started 500 away from the camera and ended 5000 away.

Normally when I do a dense forest I'll make it start at around 3000 and end at 10000. It makes the fog kinda blend the trees and shrubs together, just from farther away.

cheers for that beam!