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ChooChoo (55 posts)
Mar-16-02, 11:16 AM (EST) "New Scenery - Rocks and Boulders" Hiyas!
Just uploaded 5 complete sets of Boulders and Rock Formations in different environmental textures. A total of 30 unique objects. Each rock only has 20 polygons (only 4 more than a simple tree) so they can be used liberally - even made into "forest" objects for broad distribution. Twist or turn them over for even more variety. Put them in the water -(My AWE! animated water, of course!) - Have Fun!Message Areas - "New Scenery - Rocks and Boulders" – image 1 Message Areas - "New Scenery - Rocks and Boulders" – image 2 Message Areas - "New Scenery - Rocks and Boulders" – image 3 Message Areas - "New Scenery - Rocks and Boulders" – image 4 Message Areas - "New Scenery - Rocks and Boulders" – image 5 More desert scenery is coming.
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Subject Author Message Date ID RE: New Scenery - Rocks and Boulder... Southern_Railway Mar-16-02 1 RE: New Scenery - Rocks and Boulder... tark1054 Mar-16-02 2 RE: New Scenery - Rocks and Boulder... Woozley Mar-16-02 3 RE: New Scenery - Rocks and Boulder... ChooChoo Mar-16-02 4 RE: New Scenery - Rocks and Boulder... SR1950 Mar-17-02 5 RE: New Scenery - Rocks and Boulder... NickF Mar-17-02 6

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Southern_Railway (340 posts)
Mar-16-02, 12:49 PM (EST) 1. "RE: New Scenery - Rocks and Boulders" Ron,Wow, you keep cranking things out. Those look great. Excellent variety of shapes and textures. Your effort to keep the number of polygons small means that route builders can put your boulders all over the place to create both realism and interesting special effects. They will also look great in your AWE to created rocky shores and rivers.Who is your friend in the blue jeans? I notice that his arm position varies. Will he be available soon?Thanks,
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tark1054 (22 posts)
Mar-16-02, 01:17 PM (EST) 2. "RE: New Scenery - Rocks and Boulders" Here's the answer to filling around the gaping holes left around tunnels. These will make gooooood tunnel fill.
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Woozley (44 posts)
Mar-16-02, 04:27 PM (EST) 3. "RE: New Scenery - Rocks and Boulders" Nice textures ! Though isn't it too hot to be wearing a black shirt, long pants and gloves ? Remove | Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top
ChooChoo (55 posts)
Mar-16-02, 06:34 PM (EST) 4. "RE: New Scenery - Rocks and Boulders" Hot?
Didn't notice... but now that you mention it, guess the shirt and driving gloves can come off. Message Areas - "New Scenery - Rocks and Boulders" – image 6 But the pants are gonna stay on!
(at least for now)
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SR1950 (96 posts)
Mar-17-02, 00:20 AM (EST) 5. "RE: New Scenery - Rocks and Boulders" LAST EDITED ON Mar-17-02 AT 00:21 AM (EST)Awrite!!I'm happy to see the recent proliferation of Scenery Objects! Bridges, buildings and just "stuff"! Engines are nice, but I doubt that I'll ever have more than half a dozen on my short line. But good scenery makes a route "live"!Rocks make a mountain scene. Stonehenge, anybody?! :-DI'd be willing to pay for a CD loaded with all these things, as I have a slow connection, and can't see me sitting here downloading a 20 MByte file! Good work!Lew
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NickF (796 posts)
Mar-17-02, 09:54 AM (EST) 6. "RE: New Scenery - Rocks and Boulders" Lew,Drop me a note offline.Nick Remove | Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top

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