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Here's a simple little tip for making your maps look a little more realistic and less flat. | Here's a simple little tip for making your maps look a little more realistic and less flat. | ||
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While modelling a completely uneven floor might be too time-consuming, there's quite an easy way to break up the flatness of the ground. | While modelling a completely uneven floor might be too time-consuming, there's quite an easy way to break up the flatness of the ground. | ||
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http://forums.thedarkmod.com/topic/13338-newbie-mapper-tip-making-uneven-ground/ | http://forums.thedarkmod.com/topic/13338-newbie-mapper-tip-making-uneven-ground/ | ||
Revision as of 13:01, 6 January 2012
Sometimes it can be intimidating to look at beautiful TDM maps. But there are some very simple tips to make your maps look better. Here is a collection of simple things mappers can do:
1. Uneven Ground
by Springheel
Here's a simple little tip for making your maps look a little more realistic and less flat.
When making outdoor streets, yards or tunnels, it's common to just make a regular, flat brush for the floor. This tends to look artificial. In reality, dirt tends to accumulate along the edges of buildings/walls, and the center areas sink a bit due to traffic and/or run-off.
While modelling a completely uneven floor might be too time-consuming, there's quite an easy way to break up the flatness of the ground.
Read here: http://forums.thedarkmod.com/topic/13338-newbie-mapper-tip-making-uneven-ground/
