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    Quote Originally Posted by RenflowerGrapx View Post
    YAY! I think the mossy areas are great and gave an additional touch to fill the whole thing
    Another update.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RenflowerGrapx View Post
    YAY! I think the mossy areas are great and gave an additional touch to fill the whole thing
    I put your modifications on top and I'll try to replicate it in other areas, see how it looks.

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    I think I can do it with lasso tool, I'll give it a try with lasso and then use the brushes to get the transition smooth.

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    Hi! Sorry I couldn't find the thread from my computer, i'm not really used to forums!

    I Maybe forgot to say, while I used a single layer of light, i used several strokes.
    You don't have to replicate my style we all find our way to execute something, and I think you are doing great. Of course a single stroke of brush won't give the same effect,
    The first think i made was to create a lightup on all the area, with a really soft stroke, and i pressured with the reduced sized brush to make the smaller light areas and make them more strong!

    Of course it is something you can apply with texture, if you assign the pattern to the layer, and you have different lighted patterns you can overlap them at best.

    Actually i think you made a whole world in a single dungeon and this is scary and also really challenging, i like it!



    If you want to smooth the brush strokes you can use a rubber/the thing to delete lol, with 40% trasparency and a soft radius.

    IMO (in my opinion) the best way is to skill the pressure and work on different radius, trasparencies and sizes with a single brush and maybe assign textures to them later, with blending modes. IDK there is a whole world to explore with textures

    The last WIP looks really dynamic and various!

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    Thanks I'm trying but I'm having a problem with the internet on my Pc, its very very slow, can't upload anything right now, when it gets normal I'll show the next update.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Amanda91 View Post
    Thanks I'm trying but I'm having a problem with the internet on my Pc, its very very slow, can't upload anything right now, when it gets normal I'll show the next update.
    That's fine. You really have a nice dungeon/cave map going already. Well done btw.

    Here is a little showcase of basic highlights and shadows.
    From the left I start with only four colours and then I add onto it to go darker and lighter with each next step.

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    And when you get real comfortable with adding Highlights, Cast shadows(softer larger shadows) Core shadows(much smaller but darker shadows) then you can go real dark and real bright to sell the effect even more. Good luck with the rest of the map.
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    Quote Originally Posted by XCali View Post
    That's fine. You really have a nice dungeon/cave map going already. Well done btw.

    Here is a little showcase of basic highlights and shadows.
    From the left I start with only four colours and then I add onto it to go darker and lighter with each next step.

    Tut:
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    And when you get real comfortable with adding Highlights, Cast shadows(softer larger shadows) Core shadows(much smaller but darker shadows) then you can go real dark and real bright to sell the effect even more. Good luck with the rest of the map.
    Thank you! I couldn't explain that good

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    So, how it looks and which one looks better?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Amanda91 View Post
    So, how it looks and which one looks better?

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    The two on the right IMO

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    So, how the first segment does looks like?

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