Fishing Platform : Middleish ages

#1 Uhhh anyone know a better way to show your models off on here?

#2 A great way to show off your model is to import it into Torque, then relight the scene. That will create shadows, which will give your model some depth. Here's what I mean by this. This model was created in Constructor then imported into Torque.

www.garagegames.com/mg/forums/result.thread.php?qt=61654.

-Petey's critique-

- The thing that catches my eye, is the scale of the textures. I would scale them down. Unless this model is the size of a fish.?. If the brick texture is suppose to be stairs for poeple to walk on, then the texture scale is tOo large.

#3 Mind explaining the scale down unless its the size of a fish. Ive read that over, waited two ours, read it again and have no clue what you mean. The bricks albeit are big but the part before that throws me off.

#4 What I mean is, the model size. Are people walking on it, if so the texture scale is too large. I'm just a lil confused on the concept.

#5 What I mean is, the model size. Are people walking on it, if so the texture scale is too large. I'm just a lil confused on the concept.

#6 Personal Fishing platform. People walk up and fish. Specificaly tell me where its to big please cause outside of the brick steps I see no size issue. Thanks for the help!

#7 Well its like your pasting a 11 X 14 piece of paper on a 8X10 wall. The size of the platform isnt the problem Jared its the texture (paper) size that makes it look a bit uh chunky. The scale or size of the texture doesn't paste well with the size of the platform. Nice work too :)

#8 Thanks. Well wish me luck this upcoming saturday. Got my level presentation to do. Small level but it will work.