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Water Tower
I'm using this (very low quality) pic as a loose reference.
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I need to figure out how to make rocks and landscape stuff now. Any tutorials that I could use anywhere?
Comments and crits are most welcome
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Ps I know the textures are carp / not there at the mo. that's coming later.
PPs The grass / rock shader is a test can I have some comments on that please? cheers
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I'm now working on texturing and adding little touches like the rocks and a few bits of vegetation.
Any comments on the textures? modelling? overall feel?
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The wires under the tower, are tension wires to stabalise the tower, so they would be under load, and straight.
Appart from that, your water tower looks great.
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Thanks for the comments though
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Any ideas how it could blow up? It shouldnt just blow up for no reason....:banana:
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Paint effects for the grass on the rock and procedural shaders for the grass and the tower.
Comments?
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Any final comments or criticisms? Do you think I need to put a sign on it e.g. "H20" or something similar? possibly as a displacement map?
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P.S. Composition is great, nearly photorealistic. I had to look twice
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