Screenshot / Budapest
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28-December 15
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Budapleasure
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Now that's something.
I'm not sure concrete roads are the best look. Maybe some sort of stone.
Maybe make the streetscapes of the buildings a bit more interesting to. Signage, patios, awnings, whatnot.
was in budapest recently, can confirm. Looks good. Needs more ruin bars though
you really are amazing liam.
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Love this!
This park is so charming! It's so good.
Can't wait to see it when it's finished.
So good to see your archy again. Wish you had added ONE more row of path tiles, but anyhow, very pretty, and reminiscent of your spotlight.
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Wonderful Liam!
Makes me want to visit Budapest. Great architecture/atmosphere!
@Austin: working on that! Definitely more shopwindows and stuff. I already made a lot of progress in that regard, more visible in other areas.
@Cocoa: I haven't been there, so thanks for the confirmation.
@Poke: you too.
@posix: I agree, the streets should've been wider. I'd love to have four lane roads for even more traffic and visibility, but that's a decision I should've made seven-eight years ago.
@Ass: will do, thanks for catching that. That building is old!
@Everyone: thanks for the heart warming reception!
Inspiring stuff, Liam. Very appropriate heights and spacing so that all of the features are visible, yet it doesn't feel artificial or forced.
Incredible! Such a good city vibe, so detailed and realistic. I'd love to see that side-friction coaster that the project page mentions!
That glass building is a bit of an eyesore, the rest is pretty fantastic. Probably the best European style architecture we have seen in a long time, maybe ever.
Interesting trees. The sidewalks and road seem a little plain in comparison to the rest, but that could be because of the lack of peeps. The tile-sized planters don't help tho.
Adorbs <3
Cool stuff.
Great use of colours. There's plenty of variation without straying into "colour for the sake of colour" route, and everything looks interesting and believable as a result.