Report, edit, etc...Posted by Falkoner on 2007-01-20 at 10:37:12
Everyone, once your tutorial has been added to the main post, get rid of yuor pictures, until a admin or mod comes we need to save as much picture space as we can.
Report, edit, etc...Posted by Oo.Insane.oO on 2007-01-20 at 11:30:38
QUOTE(Falkoner @ Jan 20 2007, 10:37 AM)
Everyone, once your tutorial has been added to the main post, get rid of yuor pictures, until a admin or mod comes we need to save as much picture space as we can.
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Mines hosted on photobucket
ill work on mine in a little bit I just woke up
Report, edit, etc...Posted by Zell.Dincht on 2007-01-21 at 22:18:13
Thanks for the help on terraining. 
Now I know how to blend some of the terrain I might be doing later on.
Now I know how to blend some of the terrain I might be doing later on.Report, edit, etc...Posted by Falkoner on 2007-01-21 at 22:51:39
Cmon people! We need help! Submit tutorials or i sic moose on ur children!
Report, edit, etc...Posted by SomeIdiotNerd on 2007-01-22 at 15:12:44
ok i'll submit one
How to make Extended Badlands Bridges in ten steps
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Step 1, Make a simple bridge connected to 1 piece of land, however keep the other side connected to nothing. You will also need to convert the bridge to terrain. As you can see here:
Step 2, use your rectangular palette to take away the rough edge of 1 side. As you can see here:
Step 3, Find the similar edges on Both sides of the bridge, then copy and paste them to make them look like they belong there, As you can see here:
Step 4, Fill in the bridge with your rectangular asphalt palette. As you can see here:
Step 5, Make another bridge off to the side, make sure it is the opposite bridge of the one you just made. Now simply convert it into terrain, and then cut off the ends. As you can see here:
Step 6, Now this part gets hard. find similar edges from the opposite bridge and paste them to your current bridge. Make sure that there is a straight line from vortex to vortex of the bridge. Note: they should still look like they belong there. As you can see here:
Step 7, Now as we did before, copy and paste the similar edges and fill in the asphalt, however stop once you have reached your next island of land. As you can see here:
Step 8, Now simply make a new bridge off to the side, convert it into terrain, except this time copy and paste the ends to fit the land, so that your bridge connects. If you find that your bridge cannot connect in any way, go back to your vortexes and raise it up a pixel or lower it a pixel. As you can see here:
Guess What, YOUR DONE!, you've made an extended bridge, don't forget that you can do all kinds of things with bridges. You can make them larger, smaller, you can make intersections and you can even make cities. In my upcoming tutorial i'll show you how to make horizontal bridges and turn bridges into cities. Note: remember, if you decide to turn your bridge the other way, then you may have to use sprites to cover up problems.
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So whadya think?
How to make Extended Badlands Bridges in ten steps
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Step 1, Make a simple bridge connected to 1 piece of land, however keep the other side connected to nothing. You will also need to convert the bridge to terrain. As you can see here:
Step 2, use your rectangular palette to take away the rough edge of 1 side. As you can see here:
Step 3, Find the similar edges on Both sides of the bridge, then copy and paste them to make them look like they belong there, As you can see here:
Step 4, Fill in the bridge with your rectangular asphalt palette. As you can see here:
Step 5, Make another bridge off to the side, make sure it is the opposite bridge of the one you just made. Now simply convert it into terrain, and then cut off the ends. As you can see here:
Step 6, Now this part gets hard. find similar edges from the opposite bridge and paste them to your current bridge. Make sure that there is a straight line from vortex to vortex of the bridge. Note: they should still look like they belong there. As you can see here:
Step 7, Now as we did before, copy and paste the similar edges and fill in the asphalt, however stop once you have reached your next island of land. As you can see here:
Step 8, Now simply make a new bridge off to the side, convert it into terrain, except this time copy and paste the ends to fit the land, so that your bridge connects. If you find that your bridge cannot connect in any way, go back to your vortexes and raise it up a pixel or lower it a pixel. As you can see here:
Guess What, YOUR DONE!, you've made an extended bridge, don't forget that you can do all kinds of things with bridges. You can make them larger, smaller, you can make intersections and you can even make cities. In my upcoming tutorial i'll show you how to make horizontal bridges and turn bridges into cities. Note: remember, if you decide to turn your bridge the other way, then you may have to use sprites to cover up problems.
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So whadya think?
Report, edit, etc...Posted by JoJo. on 2007-01-22 at 17:58:34
Heres an unfinished map I started before I quit SC, [attachmentid=22672] Some1 download it and look at it...post some screenies IDK all I kno is that there is some blends...o yea and im starting another topic of what people think of it...judge in that if you will.
Report, edit, etc...Posted by Mp)Excalibur on 2007-01-23 at 04:24:47
Nerd:
Thanks, looks great but the problem is i cant fit any more images into my first post, it isnt allowed by SEN.
Jojo:
Great map, its helping me make a multiple dirt layer template. The terrain on that map is awesome man, thanks.
Thanks, looks great but the problem is i cant fit any more images into my first post, it isnt allowed by SEN.
Jojo:
Great map, its helping me make a multiple dirt layer template. The terrain on that map is awesome man, thanks.
Report, edit, etc...Posted by SomeIdiotNerd on 2007-01-23 at 19:47:06
so should i erase the pictures? i have them saved on my comp
Report, edit, etc...Posted by Mp)Excalibur on 2007-01-24 at 00:55:11
QUOTE(SomeIdiotNerd @ Jan 23 2007, 07:47 PM)
so should i erase the pictures? i have them saved on my comp
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No the posts dont lower the number of pics to be used in the topic, theres just a preset limit how many can be in one post. Leave them and ill ask syphon to combine them or something.
Report, edit, etc...Posted by Syphon on 2007-01-26 at 17:44:12
I combined all the pictures of the current tutorials into 2 pictures. Huzzah.
Report, edit, etc...Posted by Mp)Excalibur on 2007-01-26 at 18:03:18
QUOTE(Syphon @ Jan 26 2007, 05:44 PM)
I combined all the pictures of the current tutorials into 2 pictures. Huzzah.
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Love you baby, thanks. <3