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Futureboy
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Okay, I've been working on this small river barge. Is this tarp kind of lame? Should I not bother with it? What do you think? The barge is pretty much complete, I could post the three pieces I have now (ship, cabin top, & cargo rafters) and the the tarp after I do some more work on it. Or, I could just leave it off....
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Zicon
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Oooh. Two words: Me likes.
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Sh1fty
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niice... post it 
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dDemonicAngels
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Without reading your words, I wasn't sure what the tarp was, but I figured it out quick enough. I think it's fine like that.
Very nice.
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Maxxx
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Perhaps you could also do a version without the crossbeams, you could post this as an individual piece, so that everyone can create his own individually loaded version by just using the ship and the cabin top. This would probably be the most useful transports I have seen until now, usable for any harbor or small village 
Edited by Maxxx on 01/30/2006 at 5:29am
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kolbold bones
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it's a good one ya.
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Beautiful! And in a pinch you can use it in a Lewis & Clark adventure. 
I second the request for modular pieces.
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dungarvon
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No, those are great. Very useful.
Remember that for Dundjinni, they need to be in PNG format - these are JPGs. But definitely post them, in whole or in parts... or both.
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These are great
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Futureboy
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Okay, here are the completed versions...
I made two different barges, one with interior design and one without. In both I left out the cargo. The files are too large and are below the images.
Barge #1
Barge #2
Here is the top.
Rafters.
Going to try and change the tarp before I post.
Edited by Futureboy on 01/31/2006 at 1:50am
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Dundjinni Mapping Software - Forums : Objects and Textures (Fantasy)
Topic: River Barge
