Wonderful stuff, RPGMaker. Thanks for posting these.
Wonderful stuff, RPGMaker. Thanks for posting these.
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Thanks for these.
For convenience, I ran your image through a script I have to divide scanned images and got the individual houses as png files. I also ran it through a batch gimp brush converter.
Note that in Gimp 2.8 (coming soon) you can rotate brushes dynamically.
In the meantime there is a rotate brush script I have seen kicking around somewhere.
-Rob A>
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I started working on some castle elements for A R Frost and have developed an early test.
Castle-1a..jpg
I first tried to use regular PS shapes... that gave me the one on the top right, then I made the black one on the top left, then I switched gears and tried to model it in Lightwave 3D to give me something as reference. I also looked at satellite pictures of real castles... and finally I did the one in the top middle using a modification of the line drawing stuff I did before... there are only two pieces right now... the tower and wall. I will make square towers and rounded walls and some other things then put it all together and see what I can build with the parts to show what can be done.... So, more to follow soon
The base parts will be just the line drawings as before so the hardest part will be shadows once people try to color them.
-RPGMM
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Thanks for sharing!
Hey, these are great! Thanks for sharing. Consider yourself repped.
M
Thanks to all for the nice comments! And special thanks to RobA... I would rep you but I have to spread the love before I can rep you again.
I think that the next part of this town map style is the trees... I think I will try my hand at those next and post some... there is a whole hand drawn style to this kind of town map and the buildings just don't seem to look right if the other elements around them are not done in the same style... maybe the hand drawers out there will help post some elements for this style... *wink... wink* then this could turn into a town map thread.
Just a thought...
-RPGMM
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Outstanding!!!! And much thanks for these. Most definitely a repable post.
GW
GW
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I added some tree elements to the original post... as I work on more elements I will edit that post to include the new things there.
As always I welcome feedback and requests.
-RPGMM
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For the shadows. Could you release shapes with 2-3 layers as separate elements. Then we could put them into a graphics program and put shadows on the uprights for example....
Just a thought.
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