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So I'm just a programmer who hasn't really ever tried to draw any game art,. Always worried I'll fail dramatically!
I found a couple of courses on Udemy and well this is my result :D (There's not exactly any unique designs or anything but its still decent.. I did go a bit over the top with Lighting and Shadowing this time round though)
I found a couple of courses on Udemy and well this is my result :D (There's not exactly any unique designs or anything but its still decent.. I did go a bit over the top with Lighting and Shadowing this time round though)
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By swiftcoder · Posted
This is gorgeous. Is this just a giant mesh, or is there some sort of level-of-detail algorithm at work?
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I get what you mean. Most rooms don't use the same rocky textures in the foreground and background, like I did here. This room is a little offshoot, tucked away semi-secretly, so I wanted it to feel more like a much more enclosed space.
I've been adjusting the brightness of the background and dimmed it just a bit more. Whether it's enough of a difference for anybody to notice except me is anyone's guess, though.
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I'm not a designer at all, but as a player I honestly don't think that it blends in too much - Instead, it adds to the kind of "gloomy" feel of the room (Dark colors + not a 100% easy to discern some elements = Acts a bit like a dark room)
Not sure if I managed to say what I wanted to say, but you get me
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Thanks! I've been worrying that the backgrounds might be too busy or blend too much with the more foreground tiles... been staring at these maps so long that I've become used to it, I think. I've tried dimming the backdrop even more, but I'm not sure that's really how I should be going about it. This might be a question I should ask in the forums.
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