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So I'm wondering if I should finish off this build and see if I can get a claim nearer spawn once TOPs wipes... thankfully I'm getting some help now on the wording on the signs. Helps to get another player's perspective.
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It might be interesting to do two doors side by side but try to force the game to open them it opposite directions so that they look like a beam when closed. Not sure if possible... someone should try, or maybe a row of doors would look like those old Japanese shutters?
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Quick proof of concept, something like this. You would just have to close the door when the baddies are out and add it to other pillars to even out the design sometimes but it kindof works.
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Yeah sliding doors would be tough to sell vanilla. The closest way I can think of is to use the 1x3 door up next to a pillar of matching wood type then chisel a "door" creation that looks partially open by one blk. I did something similar to create the illusion that a greenhouse was bigger and open and it can sell the illusion sometimes.
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They are made from ceramic tiles, the ones you get from the traders. Since they have the ones that make a simple 2x2, I think it sells a good tufted cushion when chiseled on the grout lines. Not sure when those got added to the game. Has to be a newer block though.
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I'm thinking of trying a portrait next. Anyone know a good impressionist portrait that would look good swapped to Saraph colors?
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Been working on this painting for awhile now. A version of "Water Lillies".
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Oh and here's a close up of the painting. Uses glass to soften and blend different sand colors for the heron and the lilies use the "glass painting" technique more to create the various colors and depth. I might take one more pass on the under layer of the lilies; idk the composition still seems a little off.
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I will say if anyone wants to do the paper walls without the slight blue tint you can by using a double layer of quartz glass with a lake glass layer somewhere in the middle. I found that the texture for the quartz creates an odd effect when doubled over large areas, but add in the lake in the middle and it fixes it. So do something it this: Quartz-lake-air-Quartz, but there isn't too much of a difference between Lake-air-lake or lake-lake-air-lake and it takes less time to acquire, so pros and cons and a matter of preference of color/texture.
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Trying to design the perfect place to play Omok with friends. Still needs the finishing polish but I got the bones all done now. I love how double lake ice gives just that right amount of opaqueness to mimic paper walls but lets all the light through and, now that I'm use to the techniques from the glass painting, I can make original pieces of art.
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Just seeing if it was possible make small convincing cat figures.
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Definitely stealing that idea. I hate adding rooms that have no use but always wanted a bathroom and at the same time never knew how to integrate a panning station into my more modern buildings. Who knew the solution all along was to combine them.
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I've started using the different color jars to store the different spirits. It looks a lot better though holds a lot less generally. Enough for my winter fruit needs certainly and then some.
