3d set: Byzantine
- Thread starter Kyriakos
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Looks great 
. I can see me voting for this in the August competition 
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. I can see me voting for this in the August competition .
odintheking
Lighting the way...
Sweet, man! How do the hills look on other terrain (like Ares', does it blend well?)
Ares de Borg
Norman Knight
odintheking
Lighting the way...
Oh, good, it blends very well!
Bjornlo
Deity
They do look better. Is it too much caffeine in the bloodstream, or do the walls have a slight rose tint to them?
Pounder
Phaethon was here
Bjornlo
Deity
No, they do in fact have a bit of rose (light red / pink) to them. It is not a huge thing. Perhaps rock walls where you live are this shade. I know where I have lived stone has a blue tint not a red one.
hehe, I have seen that rose granite used in one of my distant relatives walkways in Paulsbo, WA. Never saw it before. But, she was a very kind old lady but a bit crazy for pink things. Pale pink car. Kitchen in 3-4 shades of subtle pink. Bathroom in 3-4 shades of flaming pink..... her house was built of yellow formed bricks which were mostly yellow, but the morter had a pink cast... the wood work covering the upper half of the house was sorta pink...
So I asked her if she was a closet commie, strangely she did not laugh. Had to spend the next half hour explaining the joke and that no I did not really think she was a communist.
Bjornlo
Deity
Hmm, must be the slight red cast that it gives the walls which when reduced in size looks pink/rose.This is the texture i used for the walls. It is grey with a bit of dark red as well, as an outline of the bricks:
Have you experimented with how it would look with a more monochrome texture but with a bump map?
Bjornlo
Deity
Well in simple terms it is a height map for your textures.
Take this quick B55 render.
The upper images are identical to the lower ones except the upper ones have a bump map.
See you can enhance a texture.
Make the surface look like it was painted.
or change the type of wood used and still have the same planking effect.
I use it on all my stuff as it adds depth and realism.
ps: I think the forums rules say that the max image size is 600x600 pixels. I like to post larger images too, so my work around is either to post a link to it or to post a smaller version which when clicked on expands to the full size.
