Wasteland (SCII)

[Oziris]

Here is something new. I used WoW models.

 

[fladdermasken]

I love that you're sticking to your own distinctive style even in SCII. It does look great, perhaps from one detail. The fog clashes with the sky; I'm not even sure if SCII has any equivalent to the fogged sky in WCIII, but if there is one, use it. Optionally, tint the fog differently. The sky and the fog should always transition naturally, regardless which engine you're using. Oh, minor concern, I know you placed the bird behind the wheel, but per first glance it's definitely floating

- Otherwise well done.

 

[Oziris]

I had no idea how to change that blue fog, none of the options I was given didn't change it's color. It was really bugging me.

Edit: Found out how to change it.

 

[Bugz]

Well.. It sure looks your style, and i love it. AND it make it looks like something non-sc. A nice go, but could use something saying "Boom". Anyways nice job.

-Bugz

 

[Oziris]

If I had some nice cinematic effects like in Wc3, I could have cooked something a lot nicer.

 

[tobyfat50]

You the man! I like it!

 

[thedeathunterxx]

This is sex.

I wanna get Sc2 so i could terrain again =/ unfortunately im waiting for gw2 ^^

cookie for u ozi

 

[Gilles]

Oziris, nice work. I agree with the others, the wc3 feel to it is well done.

I remember when you first started terraining, you've come a long way.

 

[Oziris]

T-thanks! I'll be making more once I get some decent tile textures.

@Gilles, I'd like to forget the past, I was such a newbie back then. But I remember I had more fun back then, a lot of great people are missing now from the terrain community. But at least we got new ones coming.

 

[Gilles]

@Gilles, I'd like to forget the past, I was such a newbie back then.

Don't ever forget it. That's the problem with a lot of people (myself included).

 

[Orcnet]

"CURSE YOU WOW MODELS!" oh anyways like the do man

 

[Nebuli]

I find it very amusing how little you all know about how to use the Galaxy Editor and its capabilities.

Also, if you want to change the fog properties, open the data editor, go to terrain texture sets, open whichever tileset you're using, then scroll down that to a little bit past the middle and you'll find the fog properties.

One more thing: maybe lower the bloom threshold just a little bit lol? Perhaps 0.1 or 0.2 would be better than what I presume is 0.0, and perhaps add in a little depth of field.