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I've recently been able to resume that old project for the Redwall computer game, for a total of about twelve hours work I got the model from 1/4th finished to a whole half... this may not sound like much but if you truly knew the scale of this building and the details/measurements/designs you'd appreciate just how much time I've put into this project...

this Black and white example is how I ensure that this graphics card-chewing model doesn't lag my computer when I work... my new computer's pretty decent and almost top of the range and yet it lags due to the sheer requirement to process all of these measurements and constructions as it has been built full scale, for all intents and purposes most of the four level ceilings are around 4.4 meters high so she's pretty big

For now here's just a two-point shot of the roof... starting to build the outer walls up to the fifth-ish floors and finalizing how to draw all the support columns and archways, it's quite rewarding to walk through even though the second level floor is still in need of layering, meaning that due to the simple physics engine of the program I have to navigate around all the pot holes and incomplete walls. the best part is that when you build stairs right it automatically recognizes them and you can walk up and down them, though if you walk off a ledge you fall down (obviously)... like I said... simple physics engine.

with all BS aside... enjoy...

Description
I've recently been able to resume that old project for the Redwall computer game, for a total of about twelve hours work I got the model from 1/4th finished to a whole half... this may not sound like much but if you truly knew the scale of this building and the details/measurements/designs you'd appreciate just how much time I've put into this project...

this Black and white example is how I ensure that this graphics card-chewing model doesn't lag my computer when I work... my new computer's pretty decent and almost top of the range and yet it lags due to the sheer requirement to process all of these measurements and constructions as it has been built full scale, for all intents and purposes most of the four level ceilings are around 4.4 meters high so she's pretty big

For now here's just a two-point shot of the roof... starting to build the outer walls up to the fifth-ish floors and finalizing how to draw all the support columns and archways, it's quite rewarding to walk through even though the second level floor is still in need of layering, meaning that due to the simple physics engine of the program I have to navigate around all the pot holes and incomplete walls. the best part is that when you build stairs right it automatically recognizes them and you can walk up and down them, though if you walk off a ledge you fall down (obviously)... like I said... simple physics engine.

with all BS aside... enjoy...