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CecilSunkure
United States2829 Posts
On December 21 2013 19:08 yuuG wrote: Could have sworn they had faces from the in game WoL portrait. Might be tripping though. Just a thought, this is already awesome. yeah as much of a face as BW dragoons though | ||
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ilovekimchi
United States18 Posts
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DanielHetberg
141 Posts
On December 21 2013 19:08 yuuG wrote: Could have sworn they had faces from the in game WoL portrait. Might be tripping though. Just a thought, this is already awesome. Fair enough, they might well have one on the portrait screen... I always just looked at the model in the world editor. MMmmhh... | ||
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PineapplePizza
United States749 Posts
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esReveR
United States566 Posts
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NeThZOR
South Africa7387 Posts
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nrv
United States113 Posts
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shiroiusagi
SoCal, USA3955 Posts
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FFW_Rude
France10201 Posts
 It is very good. This should be spotlighted. | ||
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idscy
United States256 Posts
Noob questions inc: 2. Where does one get white marble for crafting exactly and what do you use to craft it? lmao 3. The white marble used there looks quite different from the white marble I'm used to--kitchen counter tops mostly. In the case of the counter top it usually looks sort of streaky-rocky (a description fit for Dickens) with more of a 'conglomerate' look as opposed to this totally uniform-homogeneous sugary white. Is this just the type of marble you used or a treatment problem or something else that a noob like me is too ignorant to know? | ||
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city42
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TelecoM
United States10610 Posts
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DanielHetberg
141 Posts
On December 23 2013 09:05 idscy wrote: 1. This is very cool. Thanks, much appreciated. 2. Where does one get white marble for crafting exactly and what do you use to craft it? lmao 3. The white marble used there looks quite different from the white marble I'm used to--kitchen counter tops mostly. In the case of the counter top it usually looks sort of streaky-rocky (a description fit for Dickens) with more of a 'conglomerate' look as opposed to this totally uniform-homogeneous sugary white. Is this just the type of marble you used or a treatment problem or something else that a noob like me is too ignorant to know? 2. There are specialized shops that sell stone, in our glorious age of the internet I usually order online. I'm not sure about shops in the US, but you should be able to find a place relatively quickly. They usually have both the stones and the tools you use to work them. As an example, I often order from this site (in german, but you should be able to navigate it via the pictures). 3. It's just the type of stone, or rather where it was mined. "Marble" is everything with a defined chemical composition, the color (which can range from white over light pink and blue to black), swirls, hardness and all other detailed properties depend on the minerals that naturally occur in the area where the marble in mined (the stone never is 100% pure). Check this list for some examples. | ||
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figq
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Kickboxer
Slovenia1308 Posts
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Nibbler89
884 Posts
On December 22 2013 12:03 PineapplePizza wrote: The only real face an immortal has is the 'eye-slit' across the 'head' of the walker. The portrait is of the pilot, who is suspended in bluegoo inside the walker. Solution: hollow out the inside and fill it with blue goo. | ||
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