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Trying to test more terrain making skills by making some WoW locations or terrain based off a certain zone. Starting out simple with the Human starting zone of Northshire.
Here, guy. Take it easy. I already thought that I had created a human of the 1st level again, and I would have to walk this path from the very beginning.
Here, guy. Take it easy. I already thought that I had created a human of the 1st level again, and I would have to walk this path from the very beginning.
Thanks! If I was committing a bit more to this one I'd probably look into retexturing the Felwood Canopy Trees slightly. I used them for this because I thought they were the closest but they still look a little sickly on the bark haha.
This looks amazing!
I intended to do a similar thing, but i didn't get World of Warcraft's Elwynn Forest proportions onto Warcraft III very well.
Perhaps i will try again, when i get the time.
This looks amazing!
I intended to do a similar thing, but i didn't get World of Warcraft's Elwynn Forest proportions onto Warcraft III very well.
Perhaps i will try again, when i get the time.
Thanks! I say go for it! Doing terrain based off of already made locations just helps practise for making your own areas and I find it kind of therapeutic, something chill to do with music on
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