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Loki nous apporta ses lumieres en ce 2005-05-28 16:46:
> Here's another WIP of this, slightly further along. The rainy environment
> is still awful, the patio is too regular, the grass needs some work, the
> background image is less stormy than it should be...
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> OK, so there's nothing perfect yet, but I'm getting there.
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> L
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Comming good! Your getting the mood on a nice way. The grass, been abscured by the
blown dust, is
almost perfect. Don't loose to much time on it. For the patio, place each slab with a
bit of jitter:
some small, compared to the spacing, random translation and rotation. Maybe make the
clouds darker,
they look like fair weather clouds.
Alain
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Alain <ele### [at] netscapenet> wrote:
> Comming good! Your getting the mood on a nice way. The grass, been abscured by the
blown dust, is
> almost perfect. Don't loose to much time on it. For the patio, place each slab with
a bit of jitter:
> some small, compared to the spacing, random translation and rotation. Maybe make the
clouds darker,
> they look like fair weather clouds.
>
> Alain
The patio will eventually get replaced by a 'crazy-paving' macro, but I
haven't written it yet. I'm going to work on the fence next, though I also
want to add another layer of grass in longer tufts around the shed and
fence posts to make it seem less well kept.
L
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Loki nous apporta ses lumieres en ce 2005-05-30 13:44:
> Alain <ele### [at] netscapenet> wrote:
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>>Comming good! Your getting the mood on a nice way. The grass, been abscured by the
blown dust, is
>>almost perfect. Don't loose to much time on it. For the patio, place each slab with
a bit of jitter:
>>some small, compared to the spacing, random translation and rotation. Maybe make the
clouds darker,
>>they look like fair weather clouds.
>>
>>Alain
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> The patio will eventually get replaced by a 'crazy-paving' macro, but I
> haven't written it yet. I'm going to work on the fence next, though I also
> want to add another layer of grass in longer tufts around the shed and
> fence posts to make it seem less well kept.
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> L
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I like those ideas :)
I agree, longer grass around the shed and along the fences will probably improve the
overall feel.
Alain
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"Loki" <nomail@nomail> wrote:
> Here's another WIP of this, slightly further along. The rainy environment
> is still awful, the patio is too regular, the grass needs some work, the
> background image is less stormy than it should be...
>
> OK, so there's nothing perfect yet, but I'm getting there.
>
> L
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Chris Colefax (http://www.geocities.com/ccolefax/) has written an include
that will "explode" any CSG object. What's really cool is it isn't limited
to the pieces flying outward from a single point - they can be blown with
the wind and then fall to earth. Might be helpful. :o)
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