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basic structure is okay, maybe a little too 1/4-tiley. if you know what i mean.
but yeah, textures seem to be the trouble here. try the castle wall for every other building or some such nonsense. also, the textures look worse due the entirely buildin block nature of the structures. too many other objects too fit the walls? =/

Have a good Bonfire Night .

Edited by trav, 05 November 2006 - 12:36 PM.

The only thing i hate is the really clear glass in the top pic (with the yellow frame). Perhaps toning those down a shde would look better?

Everything else is fantasmic at the mo.

Lovely.

Really like that little pizza stand.

-ACE

Thats pretty good trav. Pretty small buildings but still nice. Maybe a little bit too brown, but thats okay. Thats a lot better then what you have been shown lately.
-JDP

I'm absolutely in LOVE with that first building in the recent update. The overhangs and poles are really really neat.
Everything else looks nice as well.


I want to go back to the update before this, though. You know, the one where JDP was being an absolute fuck-off. There is nothing wrong with what you have there, trav. I agree with Panic about changing the scale of the buildings maybe. Your colors and textures are fine, though, and I think you should keep with it.

good with the benches on the building, something that Kumba can't even do, make sure your art deco pieces are all accounted for there

Interesting. And don't worry too much.. i have a horrible habit of posting unfinished screens as well.

the pizza hut is fantastic!

I must admit this is some of the best architecture I've seen off you Trav. Well done and keep it up.

I want to go back to the update before this, though. You know, the one where JDP was being an absolute fuck-off. There is nothing wrong with what you have there, trav. I agree with Panic about changing the scale of the buildings maybe. Your colors and textures are fine, though, and I think you should keep with it.

How was I being a fuck-off. I told him my opinion and gave hims some ideas and tips on what he should do. You may just want to re-read that steve. I dont think trav had too big of a problem with what i said anyway.
-JDP

lol @ the treasure chest just sitting against a column, wide open, for anyone to steal.

Also I think you might be a brown-a-holic, trav lol

But seriously, I like your small scale archy with the little details, looks nice

Edited by ride_exchanger, 06 November 2006 - 09:51 AM.

OMFG trav, that stuff's amazing... The glass in that first pic is the only thing that draws away from the atmosphere at all...

Its nice but trying showing a screen of more than just a small building. Show something as a whole. Something.

The glass on the first building is a bit distracting. Everything else is great though. And I LOVE the second building.

Those last 3 screens you showed are amazing. I love em. The colors and textures are perfect and there's so much detail. It's perfect imo. I wouldn't change a thing.

As for the last screen you posted on the 2nd page, I actually kinda like it. I think it would look much nicer if you changed the colors/textures but the actually structures are nice. You gottal look past the colors people.

Nice work trav. You're a beast

UPDATE 1 OF 4



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Carpenter's Workshop

An old restored Virginia Wheel/Reel (Can't Remember), Carpenter's Workshop is a fun for all ride located in the Tudor Village section of the park.

The ride dates back to the early years of coasters, although it's not until recently that Escapelo (The franchise who own this park) decided to buy the Wheel/Reel and move it to one of their most popular parks.

The ride is situated in a new area that also contains a Monorail Station and a 3D Cinema, as well as various shops and restaurants. Tudor Village has been described as almost the "Main St." of the park, although it's situated at the complete opposite side to the Entrance.

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I'm reviving this from the dead because I want to get it finished now. It's almost 2 whole years old (2 years in May/June), and I'm quite sick of not being able to finish a thing.

Also, those keen eyed amongst you will notice I said 1 of 4 Updates. That's because I've already shown way too much of this park, and I now need to keep the screen count low.

Which then brings me to my final point/question. Because I'm only going to be showing 4 updates, I'll let you vote to see what you want the screen to be.

For the next update, there's these choices:

"Odio" - Prototype Launched B&M with a unique sitting position (Well, unique for a launched coaster).
"Corkscrew" - A classic coaster built by the owners of the park, "Escapelo".
"Kobra" - A Helter Skelter.
"Beach Football Stadium" - Pretty self explanitory really. 'Part from I mean soccer for the Americans.

Anyways, enjoy the screen and please tell me what you would like to see in the next update .

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Entrance Area : 80%
Area 2 : 100%
Area 3 : 30%
Area 4 : 20%
Tudor Village : 70%
Area 6 : 50%
Other Bits And Bobs : 40%

Overall : 55%

Holy shit. Trav is working again.

Looks good, but those wooden cross walls are very overused, and it makes it blend with the path a bit.

Oh you are alive then, that's good.

I can't see anything that i really dislike in the screen, i just think it's the lack of anything 'special'. It's all very brown, and bland, i think it needs an extra colour or two, and breaking the path up somehow would certainly do it the world of good.

Damn, I thought you died or something. I really do like that screen. Nice work Trav.
-JDP