Yesterday, 11:41 AM
While trying new stuff questions come up about how to do this thing or that thing.
Since there are many people with a lot of good experience here, I would like to ask those questions in this thread.
And since I dont want to open 100 Threads for several questions, I intend to ask them always in this thread.
Here is my first topic and question:
How do I create a 3d-Space, in which I then can place buildings and mountains?
A landscape that is made up of many Hills and Mountains can have Floor everywhere on each Axis (x,y,z - axis).
It is not a cube that I am drawing, where I know exactly where in 3d-space does the line of the border have to be.
But the lines really could be anywhere!
I want to show pictures for better understanding, what I intend to do and what I mean:
This Artist did it very nicely and what he did here, is way above my skill right now.
We are seeing a hill-Landscape from above. But floor is everywhere! But at every random point you also could raise the floor a little bit or lower the floor a little bit. You also can just put down no line at random places, which also reads as floor!
So how do I know, where to place lines? How to create such a 3d-space?
Here is a nice illustration-style that I would like in the end (in this case it could be way more clear where to put some of the border-lines, because it is not so much from very above).
And here you see an example of a building (which is a harbour-warehouse, built in the Game Minecraft), which I would like to place in such a 3d-Landscape like on the first picture.
(so creating a 3d-space from above, than placing this building inside the 3d-mountain-area from above)
Since there are many people with a lot of good experience here, I would like to ask those questions in this thread.
And since I dont want to open 100 Threads for several questions, I intend to ask them always in this thread.
Here is my first topic and question:
How do I create a 3d-Space, in which I then can place buildings and mountains?
A landscape that is made up of many Hills and Mountains can have Floor everywhere on each Axis (x,y,z - axis).
It is not a cube that I am drawing, where I know exactly where in 3d-space does the line of the border have to be.
But the lines really could be anywhere!
I want to show pictures for better understanding, what I intend to do and what I mean:
This Artist did it very nicely and what he did here, is way above my skill right now.
We are seeing a hill-Landscape from above. But floor is everywhere! But at every random point you also could raise the floor a little bit or lower the floor a little bit. You also can just put down no line at random places, which also reads as floor!
So how do I know, where to place lines? How to create such a 3d-space?
Here is a nice illustration-style that I would like in the end (in this case it could be way more clear where to put some of the border-lines, because it is not so much from very above).
And here you see an example of a building (which is a harbour-warehouse, built in the Game Minecraft), which I would like to place in such a 3d-Landscape like on the first picture.
(so creating a 3d-space from above, than placing this building inside the 3d-mountain-area from above)