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I don't get what you mean with the angular/edgy lines thing and zigzag stuff, but for the other points for example the fences: you have to be creative for that and find solutions. And about the 'bad look', you have to practice with it and of course the first or second try will not look good. They will look great in harbors with diagonal docks; it would add a lot to the organic look.To the diagonalship thing (@RubenPieterMark), which I thought we were done discussing months ago.
I want to state my opinions if I wont get to the meeting in time!
Advantages:
- Get diagonal ships (if that is an advantage)
- Could fit better in some areas where the terrain is diagonal
Disadvantage:
- The look of them often get really(REALLY) bad
- You get really angualr/edgy lines, not the pure straight line we get on other ships. (Perhaps a new type of blocks (texture) must be made?)
- Diagonal ships restricts the use of blocks (for example if you will have fences on the side of the ship, youll have to make them zigzag, which often has a bad look)
- When placing blocks (for example planks) diagonal, youll often have to place them zigzag to get a good and solid look, which increses the space inside/outside the ship.
- Back of a ship often has windows etc, wich must be diagonal as well (which again very often turns out to have a not great look)
I don't get what you mean with the angular/edgy lines thing and zigzag stuff, but for the other points for example the fences: you have to be creative for that and find solutions. And about the 'bad look', you have to practice with it and of course the first or second try will not look good. They will look great in harbors with diagonal docks; it would add a lot to the organic look.
But most importantly, if we get it to look good, it would really be a show-off factor that we can build nice ships, diagonally.
Except that boats aren't straight squares but they're much more organic, so it doesn't really matter.
Red lines:
Visualizes that the straight lines (when placing blocks diagonal) are gone, and we get those angular lines, with corners.
White:
Visualizes what makes the angular lines. If we had blocks that supported diagonal lines, we would avoid the white dots (empty space there).
Except that boats aren't straight squares but they're much more organic, so it doesn't really matter. View attachment 10051
you could have used it for tolfolas , if you build a decent ship don't destroy itI almost made one for the DA plots but tore it down because I realized it weren't lore accurate (it was like a viking longship).
Well at thi time of destruction it wasn't much more than decent and I had lost interest in my plot but didn't want to leave an unfinished ship. Then I heard how unappreciated diagonal ships were anyway so I destroyed it.you could have used it for tolfolas , if you build a decent ship don't destroy it
i doo so suck it KJThere are several small fishingboats, which look as great as other small fishingboats. However, there arent anyone but Ruben trying to build bigger and convincing ships. Building great normal ships are hard enough as it is, and building diagonal ones is even harder. So I think it will take alot of time to reach a point where we can produce good-looking great diagonal ships. At least more people should participate, but I dont know if anyone other shares the great interest in diagonal ships with @RubenPieterMark.
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