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Re: Small mountain with train and road tunnels
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Tue, 13 Apr 2004 17:51:38 GMT
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In lugnet.trains, Frank Filz wrote:
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> > On streams, I sincerely believe that streams need to be inset into the mountain.
> > The action of water over time is to cut away. So a stream should be in a cleft
> > or even the startings of a gorge. The deeper the better. Doing that also makes
> > the edge detail a bit harder to see and the water a bit more shadowy. Both of
> > those aid in my view.
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> Definitely. I like the use of trans light blue, it gives the water some
> depth, and makes it look less like a solid wall of blue like some waterfalls
> I've seen.
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> Try SNOT for waterfalls though...
I'd also suggest more trans-clear/blue brick as well. And just so you all know,
it took me about 5+ times to get both of the pond fed watter falls the way that
I liked them on both of mountains that I have done. It's not an easy thing to
do, but the affect that Thomas has created does convey the thought.
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> > On burps, you yourself know that too many burps means regular patterns. Rock is
> > nothing if not irregular. It takes a lot more bricks to not use burps though. I
> > had the luxury (or so I thought, I ended up running out of earth tone basic
> > bricks anyway) of having a lot of bricks so I used burps for less than 5% of my
> > surface area and they are not very noticable, at least not to mundanes. (we can
> > spot them easily because we know what to look for)
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> On my cliff scene, I was really worried about the regularity of the BURPs.
> In talking with several mundanes who attended our shows, I realized that
> they just don't see the regularity. On a big enough mountain, everyone
> (AFOLS also) tends to just be going oh wow! Another trick is to hide the
> regularity of the BURPs with plants and such. Of course I put bricks in
> front of the BURPs to hide the regularity some, but I think trees in front
> of the cliff, and the small plants on the cliff do the best.
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> Frank
Ok, so I'm the BURP king (well, at least part of the aristocracy of BURPdom).
Yes, just about anything helps with getting rid of the regularity of a BURP.
(Listed IMO in best order of use):Slopes, other bricks in front of the BURP(s),
SNOT BURP(S), SNOT brick, and plants all help out.
Just remember, no mountain (in any form) is built in a day. Thomas, your
mountain is fine the way it is, if that's the way you want it/envisioned it. I'm
sure a lot of us could suggest improvements till it was right out of what we
would have invisioned it.
C-ya!
Rich
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