So recently I’ve noticed my game “arkhon labs” has had a recent lack of anything going on in the corridors. Here’s a photo
What kind of lab is it, you really have to explain more on whats the place about
oh, ill update my post with some context. sorry about that
edit: i updated the topic so please read the edit.
Idk, maybe some signs or potted plants? I never played half-life, but i think those would look nice in the corridor.
I think the colors create a theme of emptiness, so I really wouldn’t change anything since that’s a good theme to go for. However, I would detail the roofs. Add paneling and extra lighting on the roof to give extra detail. I also like the Arkhon Labs logo in the front.
what suggestions should i add for the details on the roof?
Something like this. This is what I meant by paneling.
I literally just googled this photo lol. It’s from Half Life.
yeah. ill try to add those kinda things
i just took a texture from googling “panel texture” and it looks like this
First of all I think you should make some stuff colors other than black grey white cuz it looks kinda bland. For the details I would try adding light fixtures, tables, chairs, cabinets, computers, random wires, posters, and random things of storage like boxes, containers, crates and bags
Ah this is a common one.
When creating a space, think about what exactly the space is going to be used for. By doing this, you can relate the space to other real-world environments you’ve seen, and what is in those spaces. Additionally, think about what you actually need in the space, realistically. For example, you might need to have fire extinguishers, defibrillators, etc on the wall to meet Health and Safety standards. You might need some directional tape on the floor as you would rather not make signs, etc.
perfect! i saw your reply on my last topic on this basically saying the same thing though. thanks for the feedback though!
Ah, didn’t think you saw that one, but anyway it’s pretty much the same thing you need to do lol
I didnt think about it that way well said and nice technique
At the start it’s quite dull and bland, science corridor normally have vents and mixed color pallets. I would consider looking at different types of science lab facility buildings to get some general ideas, that’ll fit with your build.
You normally see (science labs) feature variety of details and decorations the color scheme isn’t completely grey as it’ll feature something like white mixed with a grey-ish sort of tone, consider experimenting with adding a white color to make certain areas pop more, add some square lighting source to make the ceiling feel less empty. Add things that’ll be in a facility.
You may want to look into a way to make your build stand out throw items in the wall make the ceiling have square tiles instead of a flat appearance. There are various objects and details to add to your lab such as on the walls and surface, consider viewing a few reference images to see why details are needed.
I’d add things about the game, little hints about what happens.
Also I’d use proper grammar/English because when developers see your writing, they will see immaturity there. Community editors, and Roblox interns/staff see it and want you to change it.
Personally I don’t see it, but some of these people are strict about the DevForums lol.
what are you talking about? wheres the grammarical errors. in the post? in the arkhon labs logo?
No capitalization, poor punctuation, and some spelling errors.
Again I don’t have a problem with it, I’m just pointing out to you some of the editorial people and staff are strict about topics, especially after the “update” with no more applications.
so your specifically talking about the topics grammatical errors?
edit: I just fixed some of the grammar issues in my post, and why did you point that out when that wasnt relevant to the current topic?
Add lab equipment and research mini-bases throughout the corridors. Signs would probably help as well, allowing players to find their way. Small lighting on rooftops and scientists walking down the corridors would help as well.
