Howdy!
I’m looking to make a more R6 type of game, some may call it low poly, others blocky.
I am stumped though! I am not very sure how to make this landscape look less flat!
I was hoping to make some sort of grass, or maybe bushes, though I can’t seem to find the right amount of balance, because it begins to look crowded. Any input would be appreciated!
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Hi,
I don’t know I really like how the landscape looks like.
Maybe you could add a few bushes at the hill or near the road or the house.
Perhaps you can make a field (I mean like a corn field or smth like that) since it looks like a village and a city game. I mean only when you find it way too empty, but the bushes would make it too crowded.
I don’t really know and I think my opinion doesn’t help you very much since I’m a beginner builder. I’m just a type of human who likes helping people. But you can count my opinion as invalid.
I hope my opinion helped.
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Howdy to you, Seespotbyte!
Well, I don’t see any water on the map. So maybe you want to make some ponds? A park? You could also transition the landscape to having smaller buildings on the outskirts of the “downtown.” Changes in elevation are also a good practice to give it some depth (since you called the terrain “flat”). Perhaps you could also have farmland on another part of the map. Like @tutumadar123 said, hills could be cool. You could also put bridges that go into the city. A river that flows around the city… a large body of water… I am thinking on my feet at this point.
I hope I was able to inspire you. Good luck, and keep up the good work!
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How about gradual changes in elevation?
Try placing larger very slight increases in your triangle terrain. It may just be that tiny little hint of detail without being crowded.
Maybe a fenced off area if it’s supposed to be farmland or a park.
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