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Just checking potential participants. Wonder if people want a playable terrain contest?
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They are 'Terraining' Contests for a good reason you know :]terraining contest
I don't really mind which term you want to use for these, Scenic Terraining Contest or Playable Terraining Contest or anything else really. But i was just saying i would like to see some playable terrains that really blow your mind.
Didn't mean to step on anybodies toes.![]()
so every 5 terraining contest , 1 playable, I didnt see that pattern in the list I made. (only 10 and 18)They are 'Terraining' Contests for a good reason you know :]
It's all art and something enjoyable to look at and learn from.
If you want a playable map just do a mapping contest :]
...or wait for 5 terraining contests to pass and partake in the one playable one that comes in between the regular scenic ones![]()
2021...This will be shafted for the 24th Terraining Contest ^^
I agree with @Abovegame - they are called 'terraining' contest not scenic or picture contest... Making an interesting terrain sounds much more interesting and involved than working on a still picture. One could also allow for custom cameras to spice it all up.
Having one picture of a single scene is far less about 'terrain' than providing a navigable scene in my opinion. At least contestants should be required to provide more than 1 shot.
It comes from those previous contest, hence the 'playable' term. It's on the terrainer side as @GhostHunter123 stated.
I might not be clear as steel when saying 'Playable Terraining Contest', but it seems to be a thing I noticed from the terraining contest series. Anyway, now that we're clear on the case, it's making a terrain that can be used as template for future works.
@Ragnaros17 Playable terrain simply considers a few more aspects than usual, such as camera perspective and pathing blockers.
It has nothing to do with triggers or the like. That is on the mappers, not the terrainers.
So, playable terrain still centers around terraining.