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Originally Posted by Sobacodaw Now, I am remaking this To this because i dont like my first prototype. That do you think about it? P.S. I will post here my latest impovements.
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Its been a while since I updated my blog about 3D mapping terrain. As predicted, those tools to make denser point clouds have appeared in open tools: http://blog.mapillary.com/update/201...n-opensfm.html OpenSFM is a really good tool. Even before this update I have used it to generate quite dense point clouds of 3D models so this new development sounds interesting indeed. Dont miss the link in there for OpenDroneMap. ...
Updated 10-31-2016 at 09:21 AM by Redrobes
Originally Posted by Miska I’ve started to experiment a bit more with color maps. I must admit that I got really inspired by the maps of Mike Schley as most – if not all – of his maps are color maps (he also does amazing cutout views). I’ll try to color at least a map or two per month and I believe these will be more useful, well, at least better looking, on virtual tabletops likeroll20. Also, this map is one of my few encounter maps. I might also add some more of these to my portfolio over time. ...
Originally Posted by Miska What looks like a dull and ill kept old stone keep hides a beautiful garden and a giant statue made of gold inside its cold walls. But like its outer appearance, everything in this temple is not as it looks. — Originally I drew this temple to try out two things: a sort of inner yard and thick castle walls. The inner yard as such is not a problem, but the walls. Oh, the walls... I don’t know why, but I find ...
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