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My building progress from 2021 - 2023
2021
2022
chimken hahahahahaahh
I am happy to reach this far into my development hobby (not my career because I am not an adult), and I shall still continue to pursue it!
Sincerely, @cheesy_roblox190
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They’re very inspiring! The railways, the apocalyptic cities…
Replying to the question you asked on the other topic, artistically, your tank looks elegant, but we consider some realism and logic, the armor shields looks too fragile for a MBT especially a futuristic one. You might want some more wrap or thicker versions, or even some energetic shields.
By the way, if possible, can you tell me your lighting settings for the atmosphere in the apocalyptic map (2023) and in the snow lake (2023)? Also, how do you optimize such detailed maps, especially with large amount of complex plants/trees? Or do you just not optimize them cause you got a better pc… 
Yeah, I’ve realised that. I was debating whether to change or not, but I guess I didn’t 
No, I don’t optimize (why, I don’t know xd). I have a HP laptop with an i5 intel processor. I can give you the lighting settings tomorrow.
I am so happy for you. I can relate. Congratulations, and nice builds.
Decoras de maravillas buena decoracion y iluminacion wow buenas imagenes 
That’s a lot of styles you’ve experimented with! Would be nice to hear which one you favoured.
Getting a few Stargate vibes off of the bunker images with the generators.
Nice work!
You are so talented I REALLY like your style that remind me the style of a game that I’ve played a lot of time !
Have a nice day and keep up the great work (especially cars) !
Thank you! This time I actually put effort in the cars. (Look at my old ones, they are horrendous)
Lighting settings for arctic river:
Atmospheric density = 0.4
Atmospheric offset = 1
Glare = 0.97
Haze = 0.5
Apocalypse forest lighting settings:
Atmospheric density = 0.32
Atmospheric offset = 1
Glare = 10
Haze = 0.5
I only used atmosphere and Sunrays and a bit of DepthOfField
