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Waterfall Ruins
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4/10
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looks unfinished, the structure is good if you dont work with custom models.
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Smooth the edges of the cliffs with the Smooth tool in the Terrain Palette. Not too much, but just enough to make the edges look smoothly curved without making the entire cliff look like a hill. Sharp hills and cliffs look terrible in terrains. Avoid them at all costs, even in mountains!
You need more in the background mainly. Looks too plain. A suggestion would be to create a couple more trees back there. You should also consider placing a bunch more shrubs, mushrooms, rocks, etc. around the grassy area of where the Druid is to make it look more natural and vegetated. Don't be afraid of placing too many shrubs, just don't place them randomly everywhere. Be smart about your placements!
PS: When working on any terrain, you should try your best to make the fog color blend with the color of the sky. Purple and blue don't blend well enough. Try blue and blue - or whatever your choice(s) may be.
You need more in the background mainly. Looks too plain. A suggestion would be to create a couple more trees back there. You should also consider placing a bunch more shrubs, mushrooms, rocks, etc. around the grassy area of where the Druid is to make it look more natural and vegetated. Don't be afraid of placing too many shrubs, just don't place them randomly everywhere. Be smart about your placements!
PS: When working on any terrain, you should try your best to make the fog color blend with the color of the sky. Purple and blue don't blend well enough. Try blue and blue - or whatever your choice(s) may be.
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looks nice but what craka j sayed smooth the edges and maybe it looks better at day than at night (but thats just my opinion) 
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Looks better!
The left side of the terrain feels incomplete though. Not quite sure what this terrain needs, but I guess more shrubs and such on the far left may work. Nice work so far though, you're learning.
The left side of the terrain feels incomplete though. Not quite sure what this terrain needs, but I guess more shrubs and such on the far left may work. Nice work so far though, you're learning.
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meh, still looks like something even I could make ;-)
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the mooon is in front of the tree over there. You should fix that. maybe push it back farther and make it bigger and CTRL UP it a bit more.
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I can only give you some marks for effort... Even in the updated version.
The angle is wrong. It shows too much bushes too close to camera, and the missing bottoms of arcs. The "cliffs" could use some prop help, not just bare tiles. Waterfall is no good either... And when would people start to understand that moon prop is damn ugly?
The angle is wrong. It shows too much bushes too close to camera, and the missing bottoms of arcs. The "cliffs" could use some prop help, not just bare tiles. Waterfall is no good either... And when would people start to understand that moon prop is damn ugly?
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Set the angle a bit higher.
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