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Level Editing Support => Knytt Stories Level Previews => Topic started by: Mirror Sound on August 13, 2012, 19:23:21

Title: [Environmental] Medieval landscape
Post by: Mirror Sound on August 13, 2012, 19:23:21
G'day, Nifforum community.
I have started work on a medieval-themed exploration kind of level today. It will feature a lot of areas, for example, a village and town area, a castle etc.
Spoiler: Some information (click to show/hide)
The level will be released within the next three weeks. A preview screenshot can be seen below.
Have fun.
EDIT: Level postponed until release of Juni's Great Adventures 2.
Title: Re: [Environmental] Medieval landscape
Post by: Widget on August 13, 2012, 23:51:37
It could use some background objects... hills or fields.. even just some clouds, at the least. Even more pressing, though, is that it's looking pretty disjointed; like you've cherrypicked features from half a dozen tilesets with varying styles and jammed them all together.

I'm sorry to be so critical of it but that screen could look a lot more polished
Title: Re: [Environmental] Medieval landscape
Post by: Healy on August 14, 2012, 00:40:11
Quote from: Widget on August 13, 2012, 23:51:37
It could use some background objects... hills or fields.. even just some clouds, at the least. Even more pressing, though, is that it's looking pretty disjointed; like you've cherrypicked features from half a dozen tilesets with varying styles and jammed them all together.

I'm sorry to be so critical of it but that screen could look a lot more polished
Everything on that screen actually comes from the same tileset (Hobbiton by Imaddo, donchaknow).
Title: Re: [Environmental] Medieval landscape
Post by: Widget on August 14, 2012, 02:19:04
My apologies, in that case. I still think it looks like a bit of a pick'n'mix but I was excessively and inaccurately critical of it.
Title: Re: [Environmental] Medieval landscape
Post by: Mirror Sound on August 20, 2012, 14:22:25
Quote from: Widget on August 13, 2012, 23:51:37
It could use some background objects... hills or fields.. even just some clouds, at the least. Even more pressing, though, is that it's looking pretty disjointed; like you've cherrypicked features from half a dozen tilesets with varying styles and jammed them all together.

I'm sorry to be so critical of it but that screen could look a lot more polished
Thanks. I'll definatley keep that in mind. :)