Request for Models

[dragonlordsd]

I think that (at least for simple maps) there are enough tree models, but you're absolutely right there NEED to be some bush models, because right now, there aren't any AT ALL.

In fact, I want to create a hedge maze for my next map (link to my demo: http://www.frictionalgames.com/forum/thread-7873.html)
But right now it's going to have to be a rock maze or tree maze, cuz there are no bushes/hedges.

[Simpanra]

(05-08-2011 06:47 PM)dragonlordsd Wrote:  I think that (at least for simple maps) there are enough tree models, but you're absolutely right there NEED to be some bush models, because right now, there aren't any AT ALL.

In fact, I want to create a hedge maze for my next map (link to my demo: http://www.frictionalgames.com/forum/thread-7873.html)
But right now it's going to have to be a rock maze or tree maze, cuz there are no bushes/hedges.

Mended the link above ^_^, http://www.frictionalgames.com/forum/thread-7873.html

[dragonlordsd]

Oops, thanks!!

[Simpanra]

(05-08-2011 06:51 PM)dragonlordsd Wrote:  Oops, thanks!!

no problem x3

[ferryadams10]

Dude don't do so hard about it... Look, if anyone understands how to make models (out of experience I know that it won't have to take too much time to make them) then just make it.
I'm just saying: How more models how more fun and more new stuff, cause everytime the same entities and static_objects will get f*cking boring

[dragonlordsd]

Exactly. I mean, even if it's just a repeat of something that basically exists already (I noticed someone posted a skull bed model, when we already have at least three different existing beds), having a variety of objects just makes levels feel better and more unique. It gives us (the designers) more freedom to innovate and experiment.

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Oh, by the way, just adding to the list of model ideas, Dolls and Puppets.

There aren't ANY. AT ALL. NOTHING EVEN REMOTELY SIMILAR.

And as everyone knows, nothing is creepier than walking into a room in an abandoned manor and finding, like, a hundred dolls staring at them eerily.

[Danny Boy]

(05-09-2011 01:43 PM)dragonlordsd Wrote:  Exactly. I mean, even if it's just a repeat of something that basically exists already (I noticed someone posted a skull bed model, when we already have at least three different existing beds), having a variety of objects just makes levels feel better and more unique. It gives us (the designers) more freedom to innovate and experiment.

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Oh, by the way, just adding to the list of model ideas, Dolls and Puppets.

There aren't ANY. AT ALL. NOTHING EVEN REMOTELY SIMILAR.

And as everyone knows, nothing is creepier than walking into a room in an abandoned manor and finding, like, a hundred dolls staring at them eerily.

THAT IS EXACTLY WHAT I REQUESTED HERE!!! http://www.frictionalgames.com/forum/thread-7472.html why didn't eny one help me whit that xC?!

[MrBigzy]

It can take some time and work to do them, depending on the model. I plan on making some hedges soon for my own use, so I'll post them when I do.

[nkmol]

i know this isn't even close to what you mean xD but i had given it a shot
this is just a 5min work so just a kind of a example i'll experimate tomorrow more if you'd like

[Tanshaydar]

It's cute But with good texturing it might be creepy as well.