Screenshot / Redlynch Heights - Main Street

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  Comment System Offline

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  BlazingEmpireHD Offline

  Because one angle is never enough!  

  

  

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  SpiffyJack Offline

  I think your first screen reads the best. I like your water channel coming into the courtyard area. Maybe connect the flower planters at the corners... i like where this is going but as you know it's missing some elements to make it pop. maybe the definition between buildings... nice work though  

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  inthemanual Offline

  The area seems well laid out, but the buildings themselves seem like they're just brown buildings with colors splashed onto them. Maybe try to focus on some specific theme?

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  Iron Rattler Offline

  I agree with inthemanual. I love the composition of the area, but the buildings seem a little bare bones. It's hard to tell what any of them are supposed to be

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  GammaZero Offline

  
  

  Because one angle is never enough!

   

   

  Julow would like to have a word with you

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  BlazingEmpireHD Offline

  I think I can gather what I need be fix for this main street area - theming. Thanks lads!

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  YoloSweggLord Offline

  I've never seen a Main Street with a waterway like that, but I love the idea. One suggestion I have for it is to turn it into flowing water, perhaps turn the dead-end into a fountain and use rapids scenery to make it look like the water is flowing along the canal. Also, don't make perfectly symmetric islands, even putting one small asymmetric touch in there would make it look much more natural and better.

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  Ziscor Offline

  There are a lot of browns and tans here, mixed with warm yellows, bright reds and oranges. If you wanted to create a warm muddy atmosphere, you succeeded. I think with some cool colours, this could look at least a little more inviting. Maybe changing the wall colours for the planters could be a good start especially the tan/light brown ones; that doesn't really look good with the brown path right next to it. Even the flowers are more or less yellow/red. I'm guessing all of this was purposeful, but it doesn't make me like it more than, say, Montanhoso.

   

  I do like what's going on in the top left corner there with the Lombardy poplars and the seating. Looks charming. The Bordeau red building next to it with the dark blue is also interesting and works well. 

   

  Keep up the good work though, my dude! You're capable of some really nice NCSO.

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  G Force Offline

  In addition to ITM's comments, maybe looking at real life buildings for reference would help.  Especially when going for more plain building styles.

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