Howler, it looks reeealllly blocky. The front walls could be improved much more. Also, the back doesn't really look like as if it is lowering in elevation.

Here's some terrain from my rpg that is similar to this. CityScape

The following scene is something I made a couple of months ago. I would never use it in a map because of how blocky it is, but I submit it now for your edutainment.


Has anyone tried using the original blend? Have you encountered the in-game flaws yet?

I should check my pants after having seen that.

Dude, I have to agree with Inferno, I looked at that and:

I'm using this in place of my old method in my rpg

better?


also, I've been messing around with different types of walls, what do you guys think?



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Blend 1 is still blocky, Howler, particularly the back walls. Blend two is also blocky, but I still like its southwest wall. A few modifications (though I'm not sure what they'd be) and you'd have a pyramid (or truncated pyramid) structure.

qpk, are there height/vision issues ingame? (It would seem that looking from the upper part down might prove difficult.)
Looks good though, I might just use it...
Interior!
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I know, terribly blocky.

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Ratent, those are some pretty sexy walls. I tend to overlook blockiness (mostly because blockiness will almost always occur) and see the artistic part of blending.

The walls aren't that blocky in game, only the back side is, but that's not easy (or possible?) to fix.

wow rantent you could make an amazing diablo 2 map with those.

This.

And, I'm wondering if anyone knows which tiles qPK used to make this blend....? I don't recognize them at all, and I have no idea where to find them.

You were right

Well, this topic is turning out really well. Nice blends in here

I shot you a PM.