Crafting Craft and monsters

[Ivan]

Colony ships sailing into a fjord.

A giant...... giant

Arctic outpost

 

[Ivan]

An Ice Troll (not an in-game mob btw!) created to experiment with perspective and lighting. Much later it was applied to an arctic scene, for a bit of fun.

 

[Saraty]

Completely insane idea but this could be an extremely rare mob (perhaps only one per world) in Wilderness and survival! 
Imagine: Troll this size emerging from a front of a very large mountain with fancy effects - loud cracking sounds, blocks breaking and falling down etc. It would move very slowly but destroy everything on its path. Including player of course! ...probably he shouldn't move too far from its mountain it came from, otherwise the word would become an utter mess.

[Tyron]

Lol Saraty, unfortunately very large entities are a big technical challenge on their own, to make correctly interact with the world.

[Ivan]

On 2/9/2017 at 10:20 AM, Tyron said:

Lol Saraty, unfortunately very large entities are a big technical challenge on their own, to make correctly interact with the world.

Still, we can dream big!

[Ivan]

The last of my try out of these large forms, this time with a reduced size dinosaur included so the landscape can accommodate more. it never got to where I wanted it as my computer crashed with the load created by the entire scene at max view distance. But I think a feeling of scale and motion was achieved, which is what I wanted to experiment with. Don't worry about crashes with your own system, as this scene was rendered using an E1 processor. So it is possible to do something like this from modelling to placement and ultimately rendering, using a low powered notebook style computer. So this is a good demonstration of how powerful the Vintage Story engine is even on a minimum requirements system.  

[Ivan]

 

[Ivan]

Woodpunk Submarines (press you 'World Edit' key '@' to access fog menu. Use regular settings to play around with god rays, shadow and bloom.