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Medieval Coder
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Posted: 23rd Aug 2006 00:38 Edited at: 23rd Aug 2006 00:40
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I left kind of a generic title incase I come up with the same problem.
I have two nice textures for a deep damp castle dungeon. The only problem I have is that both look GREAT!

Dungeon Pic One

Dungeon Pic Two


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Medieval Coder
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Posted: 23rd Aug 2006 00:40 Edited at: 23rd Aug 2006 00:41
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Im trying to keep the pictures here on the forums...because you never know how reliable hosts are...

Now I realize I should have said ":Warning: Large Pictures;"

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Gamefreak
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Posted: 23rd Aug 2006 01:05
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Picture #2
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Picture #2

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Apply a bump map shader to #2, if you have photoshop then make the map for it, but even without a bump shader #2 is better.

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Medieval Coder
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Posted: 23rd Aug 2006 01:22
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Im actually going to be using the parallax shader because the results will be great.

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Seppuku Arts
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Posted: 23rd Aug 2006 01:27
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number 2, because it looks more like the kind of stone from medieval times, typical in dungeons.

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Crazy Ninja
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number 1 [looks at other posts] am i the only one who thinks that?
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Mucky Muck Ninja
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Yes you are..id say number 2 as well. One just looks too weird.

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Sureal Chris
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I think the reason the first looks weird (well both, up to a point)is because the same texture is on the roof, which I think looks plain freaky.
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Quote: "number 1 [looks at other posts] am i the only one who thinks that?"

When you consider what a typical dungeon looks like, number 2 is closer than number 1.

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WarGoat
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Number 2 me too, because a dungeon don't always have rectangular stones. And with a shader, it would look even better.


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gbark
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Probably #2, but I wouldn't use the exact same texture for both the walls and the ceiling.
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