More than okay, I'd say. It's pretty good. Not the best that could be done, but pretty good.
Edit: Someone on reddit requested an illustration of a comment I made regarding the type of entrance that ought to be made by extra cashiers when they are called to the front of a Target store. Being a man of many talents, I just did it myself.
Last edited by ExAm; July 30th, 2010 at 06:33 PM.
I unironically hope you one day make it to the board of directors of Target so you can put this amazing strategy into place.
Rain-protected sugar glass on all skylights and windows. Blackhawk helicopters on standby at nearby airbases. Air-conditioned emergency employee barracks on-site. Daily drilling in register operation and rappelling.
Last edited by ExAm; July 30th, 2010 at 11:45 PM.
Nearly finished getting my side project done while I was learning a few things and I'm thinking of releasing this as a separate thing, just as something to make screen shots and what else people want to use it for.
Needs a control panel which I'm modelling now, the design is different to installation 04 [both versions] although somewhat inspired by it.
Lighting is nearly finished, everything has normals and specular maps as well as detail maps to make the textures not look as "flat" as some people have said.
Reason I'm posting this picture here is because I want to know before this gets released what needs to be changed so it's done before released to the wolves.
The biggest regret I've got on this is that I never figured a way to make the insides of the glass emitters glow, I can make everything else have a glow but any mesh behind glass doesn't seem to want to glow.
I love that beam.
Last edited by kid908; July 31st, 2010 at 01:28 PM.
Yeah, that beam is nice looking. I want to see some more detailed enviroments though. Not saying this is bad, but you should add some more details into the control room.
Is the beam just a fibers filter with a blue hue and some bloom to it?
Not saying it looks bad, it looks rather nice, I'm just curious.
The beams actually a pair of effects on different scales, their both a stock effects bitmap that's sent in a upward direction and duplicated making the beam like effect.Originally Posted by Llama Juice
This video might help explain it better.
As for more detailed environments.
Should I go and make some decals to add onto the walls to break up the blandness?
Last edited by =sw=warlord; July 31st, 2010 at 02:50 PM.
I think it would be better if you couldn't see through the beam. The flickering is kinda annoying too. Instead of decals you should put some lights up there.
Vertical pillars don't fit in. Perhaps if you made them shorter, removed the glass, and added a beam on top that's angled 45 degrees back towards the walls. Then have the short vertical pillar bend around the tip of the 45-degree beam and back towards the platform, and add the glass to the inner edge of that.
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