Set of wall tile meshes.

[p0ss]

To help break up the monotony of the current mesh set, I have made a full set of additional wall meshes, here:

http://opengameart.org/content/3d-rock-tileset



It is based off layout.blend, I did not have the licence information so was unable to credit the author immediately on OGA, if someone could provide the original author i will gladly credit them on OGA.


I understand you may eventually implement a randomised wall system, however this is to help tide you over until then. It may also help with the other room tilesets which still remain to be done.

[TheAncientGoat]

Oooh, wow, nice work poss!

[svenskmand]

Very nice p0ss, Skorpio could you export this to a mesh so we can try it out? Then I will make a video with the new tiles. By the way I have been setting up some recording software so I can now make videos of the game in 1080p for YouTube

[andrewbuck]

Excellent work. Can't wait to see it, both in game, and in the video. I am the original author of those tiles, although they were so simple as to be almost un-copyrightable. They would have been under the same license as the rest of the media content (which I think is cc3-by-sa, unless otherwise stated).

-Buck

[p0ss]

I just attached another .blend with some rough hewn stone wall meshes, for use as building walls, they would probably suit a forge room decently well

[TheAncientGoat]

Thought you where sleeping, poss :P Regarding the forge/wall textures, they could work, but the DK wall textures usually really indicated what room the wall was part of. The forge, for example, would have anvils attached to the wall, the torture chamber chains and stretching racks, the library would have mounted bookstands... but yeah, there would also be "empty" walltiles, but they would also have textures strongly linking them to the room

[charlie]

But wouldn't the per-room decor be done using decals? You'd use the same wall base and add a few images/models to customize the room.

[svenskmand]

But wouldn't the per-room decor be done using decals? You'd use the same wall base and add a few images/models to customize the room.

Agreed, I also think this was how it was supposed to be done, according to earlier discussions.

[StefanP.MUC]

Great work there, p0ss.
Abou the different rooms I agree with charlie.

[oln]

Is anyone able to export these to .mesh so we can use them in-game? Otherwise I can give it a try.

[svenskmand]

But wouldn't the per-room decor be done using decals? You'd use the same wall base and add a few images/models to customize the room.

Agreed, I also think this was how it was supposed to be done, according to earlier discussions.

But even though we use decals the wall textures should of course still be different from room to room.

Oln you got the 2.5 blender exporter working right? Can you give the tile set a try?

[oln]

It works, but not allways. I can give it a try when I have time, if I can sort out the size.

[svenskmand]

Ok thanks

[MyEmail]

From what oln described to me here, procedurally generating a lot of OD's terrain meshes could work out well. With a set of basic rules to standardize the transitions, one could write a perl script to generate hundreds of unique and interchangeable tile meshes. You could do this for other things too.