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[Sheik]

I could do that I guess.

[Jared]

Oh, well it was more a question, not a demand.

[KingPridenia]

Okay guys, kind of having a debate which side looks better between these two and which gives a better illusion of depth. This is not an official room I'm going to be using; it's just a template to show off the two different styles. So what side do you guys think looks better and why?

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[Sheik]

Is there any difference? It just looks kinda mirrored to me. The first one could be argued to give off more depth, but honestly, none of them does it for me.

[Shane]

It was hard to see at first, but the stairs were what he was referring to. Left side looks like it's going up along the wall with that kind of shading so I prefer right. Maybe you could replace the top row of stairs on the right with grey floor tiles.

[kurt91]

Although both look so similar as to be interchangeable, to be honest, if I were forced to pick one, I'd say the one on the left is slightly better.

[anikom15]

The perspective doesn't make sense. Those stairs are flat. You should use light stairs and replace the top row of stairs with the floor. The way you have it looks like the stairs go over the wall.

[KingPridenia]

So the general consensus is to remove the top stair tile with the gray floor tile and keep the stairs the lighter shade then? I do apologize if it was mirrored. Also, if I was to remove the top stair so it was two stairs for a two block high wall, I should use the light or dark scheme?

[Aevin]

I agree with the others. All bright stairs, lowering the stairs one.

[KingPridenia]

Alright then it's settled. Right side, but only two tiles of stairs instead of three it is.

[Jared]

 

Since it's in Screenshot of the Week 436, why not post it here?

 

I've been looking at the old screenshot thread, and I've gotten some inspiration. hopefully I can take some of the screen ideas and implement them into future screens!

[Shane]

I really like this screen. The structure, palette and tile placement are balanced very well. Also things like unreachable staircases in early areas always intrigued me.

 

Its got that generic village look, sure. But it's got style.

[Eddy]

 

Since it's in Screenshot of the Week 436, why not post it here?

 

I've been looking at the old screenshot thread, and I've gotten some inspiration. hopefully I can take some of the screen ideas and implement them into future screens!

This screen is awesome, looks really well designed and very detailed! I also like the colours used too.

[runa]

Trying something with DoR:

Please give me your opinions, I'm still learning on how to use DoR correctly

[trudatman]

pretty good. there are some folks here who think there is such a thing as "using it wrong," but if there are no glaring tile errors and it looks like the scene you're aiming for, it matters not if you use it in the exact same manor that the creator would employ.