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Brno BVE Website
by Dexter Wed Mar 21, 2012 2:02 pm
Alright, time to come up with something from my side, so it does not seem I have no time for development at all (well, I have to little time, but every now and then I can make something). Below you can find pictures of a repaired highway bridge - all the traverses are 3D and most of the textures have been replaced. And yes, it is my newest train, the 163 going under it. 
Comments, please.
Comments, please.
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Re: Brno BVE Website
by kwijiboenator Wed Mar 21, 2012 2:33 pm
The wall of the bridge is amazingly detailed. Is it 300 DPI or thereabouts?
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by Dexter Wed Mar 21, 2012 6:35 pm
Are you talking about the horizontal (upper) wall, or the girder?
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by busheyheath Wed Mar 21, 2012 6:46 pm
Looking good. How wide is the motorway above? It looks a bit narrow to me.
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by graymac Wed Mar 21, 2012 7:46 pm
Looking good. How wide is the motorway above? It looks a bit narrow to me.
Not many countries NEED wide motorways like the M25, well known as the biggest car-park in Europe
Nice concrete textures Derryck.
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by Dexter Wed Mar 21, 2012 8:09 pm
The road above is 8 meters wide, it is not exactly meant to be a motorway, there would have to be 2 of the bridges next to each other (one per direction, it is usual here).
With this width it would either be one motorway direction, or a regular road with 2 traffic lanes in one and 1 traffic line in the other direction.
With this width it would either be one motorway direction, or a regular road with 2 traffic lanes in one and 1 traffic line in the other direction.
The texture is 128x256 px. It is one texture dispersed over three separate faces. Took a little bit of maths, but nothing really difficult. Much worse things do exist.
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by busheyheath Wed Mar 21, 2012 9:02 pm
OK, clear. The structures look amazingly good!
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by Dexter Wed Mar 21, 2012 10:53 pm
So, one more thing was modified today; the elevator needed some adjustments. Along with new door, also the layout and panel have been modified. See below.
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by pedned Thu Mar 22, 2012 9:27 am
Looking really good Derryck! It's a shame the trains external textures don't look quite as realistic as the line now!
Also your 'sleepers' look a little 'flat' to me. Is there nothing you can do to make them look a little more 3D?
I feel sleeper and track textures are the main drawback for me when it comes to routes. And (in Britain at least) it seems only Anthony Bowden and the NWM team seem to be the only developers to make them look more realistic....
Also your 'sleepers' look a little 'flat' to me. Is there nothing you can do to make them look a little more 3D?
I feel sleeper and track textures are the main drawback for me when it comes to routes. And (in Britain at least) it seems only Anthony Bowden and the NWM team seem to be the only developers to make them look more realistic....
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by Dexter Thu Mar 22, 2012 10:40 am
Actually I have the 3D rail project sored somewhere... every single sleeper is 3D on that rail, but it is creating havoc on graphic cards, so that's why I never used it. Another way is to make u-shaped middle of the rail objects, that's what Anthony is using if I'm not mistaking.
As for the train - this is a photo of it...
Compare yourself, although there is a bit of space for improvement, I agree. Generally 362s from my stock have better textures, because they run here in Brno and I was able to take my own pics of them. The 163 has textures derived from 362.
Compare yourself, although there is a bit of space for improvement, I agree. Generally 362s from my stock have better textures, because they run here in Brno and I was able to take my own pics of them. The 163 has textures derived from 362.
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by Tstageman Thu Mar 22, 2012 7:35 pm
Derryck, that track looks absolutely stunning as does the station and the loco!! I'm envious! If you need somewhere for your track to be tested I'm sure I could see what it looks like on West Horton Trams... 
Regards
Tom
Regards
Tom
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by busheyheath Thu Mar 22, 2012 8:14 pm
I think the sleepers are OK. Let's not forget that (open)BVE was meant to drive a train, rather than to look very closely on stills.
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by Dexter Sat Mar 24, 2012 9:08 am
A brand new piece of work - traction main for a dead-end track. Quite fun creating this, as it goes narrower to the top... Textures created from my own photos; details taken from a photo provided by Gyzma. Everything (including the pulleys and their inner cut-outs) is 3D. Comments, please.
Textures created from my own photos; details taken from a photo provided by Gyzma. Everything (including the pulleys and their inner cut-outs) is 3D. Comments, please. 
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by Dexter Sat Mar 24, 2012 2:15 pm
Tstageman wrote:Derryck, that track looks absolutely stunning as does the station and the loco!! I'm envious! If you need somewhere for your track to be tested I'm sure I could see what it looks like on West Horton Trams...
Regards
Tom
Thanks, Tom - the route would require a well equipped PC for testing, how's your hardware then?
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by viccylinefan Sat Mar 24, 2012 2:18 pm
I'm getting the most superior of computers being built by father and me (yeah he's well jealous of it . So you should be fine if you need a supercomputer tester to run it for you! 
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. So you should be fine if you need a supercomputer tester to run it for you! viccylinefan
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by Dexter Sat Mar 24, 2012 2:47 pm
No worries, we'll get to tests later on. Any comments on the screenies? Anything to be improved / adjusted?
Any comments on the screenies? Anything to be improved / adjusted?
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by busheyheath Sat Mar 24, 2012 4:22 pm
If I may say, I would make the roofs of these houses stick over the walls by, say, 20 cm. This gives a more natural effect, especially with housing so near to the track.
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Re: Brno BVE Website
by Dexter Sat Mar 24, 2012 7:30 pm
It is actually made according to real thing in Prague.:-) The roof pverreaches the wall altogether with the gable. Note the lights hanging down from the gable; it is a proof of the overreaching.
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by busheyheath Sat Mar 24, 2012 8:32 pm
Derryck wrote:So, one more thing was modified today; the elevator needed some adjustments. Along with new door, also the layout and panel have been modified. See below.
You're right, but I meant the houses here!
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by Dexter Sat Mar 24, 2012 9:31 pm
Ah, sorry, did not get it right.
Good point, I will check that.
Good point, I will check that.
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by johnsinden Sat Mar 24, 2012 10:56 pm
Looks brilliant Derryck - even the graffiti is realistic.............!
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by busheyheath Sat Mar 24, 2012 11:15 pm
The hice look good, though. Typical Czech colours too!Derryck wrote:Ah, sorry, did not get it right.
Good point, I will check that.
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by Dexter Sun Mar 25, 2012 7:29 am
Thanks, they were actually photographed when I was returning from a trip with my GF... noticed the street next to ours contains this variety and the next day they were already standing in my route.
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by Dexter Sun Mar 25, 2012 3:30 pm
Well, I had modelled a bit of terrain and went trainspotting to see how it turns out (its the dike on the left side of the picture, I was checking if the terrain is broken enough. I might put another link to -png file as this JPG seems to loose quality more than I'd want. And as always, eager to hear any comments.
I might put another link to -png file as this JPG seems to loose quality more than I'd want. And as always, eager to hear any comments.
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by busheyheath Sun Mar 25, 2012 6:50 pm
Hmm, looks rather good. I wonder how it looks from the cabin.
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