RuinsWall04

[Moderator]

14:42, 21st Aug 2014
Misha: The idea might be cool, but the execution is really too simple, the pieces clip with each other, which looks unappealing.. could you try doing something similar with meshes that connect to each other well, instead of clipping?

 

[Deleted member 238589]

Simple, but I think someone will find it useful

 

[Remixer]

People can tell me how to improve it and reduce file size etc. if possible I have no idea about model creating.

EDIT: Oh wow you were fast.

EDIT 2: Yeah, me too, atleast I found it useful.

 

[Argos]

It's better to do this lego-stuff in game. You can build anything there.

 

[Kino]

The central collum clips pretty noticeably.
Also, theres very little here that cant be done ingame already.

 

[APproject]

Just 7 doodad models mixed into one piece as I can see from the screenshot. Could save space for doodads. Anyone with a little of Model Editor knowledge could make this model, but I guess it can be useful after all as it saves time and space.

 

[kellym0]

yea, simple, perhaps you could add a portrait variation with animated seaweed swinging from it or something, just to say you put a personal touch on it.

 

[Splub]

Very useful!

 

[Nevermore2013]

This is simple :{

 

[Remixer]

Yea I know it's simple yet I found it useful as it indeed saves time and doodads space. Also making fallen walls with this one is amazingly easier than compiling all the doodad models and lay them down.

Also one noticeable difference is that player reveals this object as whole instead of 7 separate little doodad models.

 

[Maximum_Evil]

I almost have the same effect without an imported file. It could be usefull if the filesize was worth it.

 

[Remixer]

I almost have the same effect without an imported file. It could be usefull if the filesize was worth it.

You can do it ingame as well however it takes 7 times more Doodad space and more time to place all the parts seperately.

I am willing to lower the file size if there is a way, just tell me how.