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| Rembrandt:
--- Quote from: Sleven on January 30, 2013, 10:52:58 AM ---Okay. I'm feeling rather silly to link this wherever someone asks for building help.. but I don't want it to go to waste. I think you could learn some from it. Tips and perhaps inspiration. http://forum.blockland.us/index.php?topic=200611.0 --- End quote --- --- Quote from: Twenky on January 30, 2013, 10:53:31 AM ---Check out some sites where people post their own (real life) lego creations like MOC-pages or brickshelf.com Experiment/copy with things you see there in blockland and over time you'll see yourself getting (slightly) better --- End quote --- Thank you, I'll look at those |
| Awdax:
I find it easy to base it off of something. Like if you're making a city, and working on a building - go for a walk, or look for specific types of buildings on Google. I sometimes use Google's Street View to get a good idea. Then just recreate the building as closely as possible, but with the twist that it's now made out of plastic bricks. It's pretty fool-proof actually, there's no way you can go wrong. Unless whatever you're using as a reference does look like crap in real-life. This can be used for anything really though. Parks, forests, interiors - anything really. |
| Tudoreleuu:
And if what you're trying to build simply doesn't exist in real life, google image search "concept art _mybuildhere_" |
| Awdax:
Yeah looking at concept art for things can be great too. That's one of the steps developers have when modeling a map. They'll get some concept art and then the modelers will turn that 2D image into a 3-dimensional object to be used in the game - or movie if it's CGI. Plus there is some pretty cool concept art out there for lots of different stuff. |
| Rembrandt:
Thanks for all of your help guys I'll be locking now |
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