Keep in mind that not every body of water rests on the same level. Case in point: Beta Mission 6 (where you have to destroy the Collective Nuclear Power Plant), which has a river at the bottom of a cliff, and a lake at the top of the cliff.
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Shadow Wolf TJC wrote:Keep in mind that not every body of water rests on the same level. Case in point: Beta Mission 6 (where you have to destroy the Collective Nuclear Power Plant), which has a river at the bottom of a cliff, and a lake at the top of the cliff.
Hadn't thought about that. Good point. Would come up too in making waterfalls, i would imagine.
Keep in mind that not every body of water rests on the same level. Case in point: Beta Mission 6 (where you have to destroy the Collective Nuclear Power Plant), which has a river at the bottom of a cliff, and a lake at the top of the cliff.
Sure. Only the shape of the bottom is affected, not the level.
That's so awesome! Love the super-deep water bug as well. Maybe have two types of water tile: normal and very deep?
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And another pic of same map, one of nullbots bases sending some VTOLs to give me a warm welcome... literally!
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I wondered how HB's work would fare through the new terrain renderer. Nice caps.
He was essentially using terrain tiles with struc textures to create structure objects, something that supised and impressed Pumpkin when first released. Such never occured to them. He also created the utility called "TM-Linker" (was a network coder in RL at the time) that made it possible, and easy, to create map .wdgs outta Edit World with custom tertile sets.
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Note: It's not my map or work, it was something NoQ pointed me at and I was just amazed that tiling terrain that way could make terrain look like buildings (so I know exactly how Pumpkin must have felt when they saw it). The map for wz 3.1 is here: viewtopic.php?f=49&t=9885&p=110120#p110120
There's another map in that topic that has an awesome lunar landscape minimap (shame the in-game appearance isn't as good though).
If we ever get the ability to play with terrain heights and textures, etc., via the JS API, I'm going to have a go at creating some of the stuff used in that Aurora map.
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Old v.1.10 custom tile set using some of HB's Aurora / Ariza tiles plus a bunch of other custom textures to make tertile structs like outta brick and rough hewn stone masonary.
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Hrm, for some reason I suddenly have a burning desire to create a thatched cottage tileset and put things like this in a map:
I think I need to get some sleep!
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