BaileyVandenbroek Levels /iMilkshake

[BaileyVandenbroek]

Looks sexc to me

Thank you haha I'll be updating with the latest version tonight.

[Joeyaudi1]

These look absolutely beautiful, I get the same problem you have when taking screenshots, it's because you went into playing mode which changes some tiles for some reason.
Also I suggest not putting random lines everywhere, I don't think they're overconplited I just think that no building has this much complexity

[Greeze]

Size matters not, and there's a lot of copypaste bull****ery in the first few images, also the perspective is completely wrong with most of the roofs.

[Kendrick]

Lot of repetition and not pleasing to the eye.

[Josh Graal]

The logic of these exterior levels are flawed in so many ways.. there's a heap of tile errors all around the place (especially with the roofs) The concepts of the levels you're making would be great if only they were created in a logical way that doesn't straight up defy physics resulting in a trippy mess and without the large amount of tile errors that they have. I'd suggest starting off by creating smaller levels and making sure you perfect them, ask for feedback, understand how roof tiles go together, how the height of walls at different areas should correspond to the shape of the roof, ect << that way other levels artists can show you how to fix smaller errors in less cluttered levels and you can work up to building these larger / more extravagant creations properly.

[Nute]

Tbh on the second one, I feel like there's too much happening. And irl I'm pretty sure you don't see half a window.

I'd lessen the amount of windows and roofs you put in. x.x That's just my take on it though.

Stop hating


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[Joeyaudi1]

I do admire you have good creativity!

[Greeze]

The logic of these exterior levels are flawed in so many ways.. there's a heap of tile errors all around the place (especially with the roofs) The concepts of the levels you're making would be great if only they were created in a logical way that doesn't straight up defy physics resulting in a trippy mess and without the large amount of tile errors that they have. I'd suggest starting off by creating smaller levels and making sure you perfect them, ask for feedback, understand how roof tiles go together, how the height of walls at different areas should correspond to the shape of the roof, ect << that way other levels artists can show you how to fix smaller errors in less cluttered levels and you can work up to building these larger / more extravagant creations properly.

Take it from this guy ^^

[BaileyVandenbroek]

I do admire you have good creativity!

thank you





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These look absolutely beautiful, I get the same problem you have when taking screenshots, it's because you went into playing mode which changes some tiles for some reason.
Also I suggest not putting random lines everywhere, I don't think they're overconplited I just think that no building has this much complexity

I have to agree that some people says I make mistakes on roof but it is totally false they are wrong it's just a total complexity.

[Joeyaudi1]

thank you





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alot of jealousy and a boy not pleasing my eyes it hurts. darn.

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I have to agree that some people says I make mistakes on roof but it is totally false they are wrong it's just a total complexity.

Nice creative thinking in the architecture, I would suggest a couple of things, usually tables must have a tile on the wall
Secondly there is a red chair next to wall with no table around it, never seen that anywhere
The building on the third picture is stunning, though I do have to agree with the others that some roof tiles are unnecessary.
Keep up the good work!