Terrain Experiment

[Conan]

Well, "implied paths" might be harder to notice if not done right.

Then experiment and see what works best?

I did implied paths on Althur by using saplings to crowd up the main forest area. People instinctively used the "paths" I "designed"

I wanted to test non-object implied parking but couldn't think of a good non-brick intensive method but this raises the possibility.

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[nixton]

Eh... I guess it's okay...

[Dillpickle]

It's quite new, I like it. and it's more than a flat plain but less than a hill, I like it.

[Mysteroo]

No it isn't. No it isn't, at all
This is probably the highest ratio of detail to brickcount that you can achieve with terrain
Unless you usually make your terrain with a bunch of flat ass baseplates, this is a tried and true method for building stuff that isn't complete stuff

yeah, I don't think it's heavy on brickcount. Doing it normally would mean you'd have to add all sorts of other bricks to make sure it's the right height. This way - making the bricks float, allows for you to just place the brick at whatever height you want. It'll save a lot of bricks normally used for support

[Katadeus]

What I'm doing is more plains-ey though, since I was in this for something that would be easy to make quickly, naturally, and yet still always drive-able for most vehicles (including little cars like the brick mobile)