:O

[raid1000]

:O...

 

[~Void~]

Mrf. The way you used those rocks sucks. They are all facing the same angle, probably the same size, and they don't fit with each other in that position.

A tip to using the rocks is to try to build large rock formations with the smaller pieces but make it look like it's all one model. Those rock models are like puzzle pieces.

 

[raid1000]

just let me get used to it ><, now that i see the rocks on the left hmm better rotating some of them

 

[~Void~]

You get what I mean though, right?

 

[raid1000]

You get what I mean though, right?

no i dont im noob

 

[~Void~]

Ok. Place/scale the rocks so the angles on their sides kinda go together, so instead of making it look like it's a pile of rocks, make it look like one big rock.

 

[raid1000]

ye to bad i couldnt save my map since i passed doodad limit by 2000 doodads xD

 

[Chief-Oblivion]

Lol don't call yourself noob raid.. i don't even know how to rotate/scale doodads =D

 

[~Void~]

ye to bad i couldnt save my map since i passed doodad limit by 2000 doodads xD

Use newgen? :/

 

[LordDz]

Doesn't look like the average wc3

 

[thegreatsmite]

the feild looks great.....cant say the same about much else...

 

[Belgarath]

Ashenvale trees ftl. No AA ftl. Good picture ftw.

 

[~Void~]

Just one more thing; a warning actually. I'm not necessarily saying it's a bad way to make an atmosphere, but if you're going to make things as stark and clear as you did in this picture, you should know that any mistakes or poor model choices stand out twice as much or more. I can see quite a few; like the tree choice, the placement of rocks I went over before, the 'fuzziness' of the grass compared to the sharpness of the trees and rocks, the lack of tree variation in certain areas (there are clumps of one kind of tree, then another clump of a different kind and so on rather than mixing them up), how the horizon line is lighter than the sky (usually bad/unrealistic), the fact that shrubs are clipping with the rocks in the foreground, the sketchy placement of the fences in the foreground, how just about everything seems to go in lines, and the list goes on.

To sum it up, this is your doodad placement now:

Mostly everything follows a pattern but there are a few scattered things every once in a while.

And this is perhaps what it should be like:

Things are scattered but there is still a little bit of patterns like what doodads tend to go near what other doodads and where, so it isn't totally random.

Sorry if those drawings are too abstract, they make a bit of sense to me

 

[Belgarath]

Lol@ void drawings. Your rocks look like a penis and a ... something. And I have no idea what they mean.

 

[bounty hunter2]

The forest on the left looks to same. The trees are all same sized.

 

[raid1000]

I can say only this

meh...

 

[~Void~]

Lol@ void drawings. Your rocks look like a penis and a ... something. And I have no idea what they mean.

I'd die if my dick was that small.

 

[ZlatniLav]

Where did you downloaded that models?

+rep

 

[TheBlooddancer]

The tree color doesn't really match.

 

[Chief-Oblivion]

Where did you downloaded that models?

+rep

The UTM most likely (Ultimate Terrain Map) it's in the terrain board as one of the announcement forum things..

 

[BearMan]

The field looks very good although i think that the logs have a too "smooth" brown color (but that's not your fault if you didn't make the model). It looks kinda ugly to me (in my opinion). And there is something with the fence, I can't quite put my finger on it. But overall it's a good terrain in my opinion.

 

[Oziris]

I dont like the trees in the background, why not delete them and make some nice hilles? and what void said