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EvilEmpryss
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Had a request to map a small village, but didn't like the idea of just a bunch of little black dots for the roof outlines. I dug back through all of my roof textures, but none of them were right for a western medieval-style village (I believe it was kegeron (sp?) who made a bunch of thatch roofs way back, but they weren't right).
Sooooo... I tried making something real quick and wanted to get your opinions. Would anyone have an interest in a bunch of these with slight variations? Specifically for maps larger-than-individual-but-smaller-than-Campaign sized?
PS: It looks much better in the map:
Edited by EvilEmpryss on 03/07/2005 at 7:43pm
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Kepli
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I like it, would save me a lot of paper designing a large scale map ... let them come I say 
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Eric of Ptolus
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Agreeance. Maybe a modular chimney that could be added ?
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Bludragn
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Here is an ISO house looks in CC2, I think creating some in Dundjinni like this might look really good.
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Edited by Bludragn on 03/08/2005 at 7:02am
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slashdevnull
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Since CC2 and Dundjinni are directly competing products, I'd probably not go down the path of posting CC2 objects here that are directly useable in Dundjinni. A screenshot to show how CC2 does it so that our User Art community can make their own similar works is great, but doing direct "ports" of CC2 objects is probably a bad idea.
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robby
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I would definitely be interested in buildings like this, to go with the other Campaign-style map objects.
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Bludragn
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I agree, was just showing how an Isometric house may look if a person wanted to create one.
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Jgovernale
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EvilEmpryss - May I post one on this thread?
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EvilEmpryss
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Jgovernale: Please do. It's kinda nice to keep like things together. 
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surfbored
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I think isometric is a neat idea, but I think it's tougher than it sounds. How do you keep the point of view correct for everything you want to put down?
If you can figure out a good way to make it work, I'd be happy to pitch in too!
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Dundjinni Mapping Software - Forums : Objects and Textures (Isometric)
Topic: Isometric Tavern Test
