New City

[alex2avs]

as for books what type of things you want?

 

Sheppard

 

Any kind of writings.It's not necessary to be Oblivion related.I think it would be nice to have something to read in game :) that's not related to the story.

 

I already added a thread in the Druid's Garden (it was moved :biggrin: )

See Thread

 

:thanks:

[Darklaer]

Lol in Australia we ended our school at the same time as u started :biggrin:

Anyway, the armour looks absolutely sick. I hope to be playing your mod soon. Just check it isn't a dirty mod,because I've downloaded plenty of those, and I regret not checking them, because I've had to uninstall and reinstall Oblvion about 3 times before I realised.

[tyreil829]

i might do some books for you PM me with any topics medieval Myth and Egyptian or anything i can do really Nercomantic is another good thing i am good with s

 

Sheppard

[Triforce1]

I commend your efforts; it is always nice to hear of new cities. However, from your screens, I would like to warn you against a mistake you are making. There is too much open space in your city. Look at the vanilla cities; everything is so packed together you can't hardly think. That is the way it was in Midieval European cities too. My advice is to pack stuff in more. Otherwise, it won't give you as much of a city feel. And I'd do it before you start linking doors, too, because a linked door will stay where it was linked. Unless you unlink them...If you really are set on such an open space in your city, make it like an Arboretum or something, with grass and trees not cobblestones. I would also reccommend altering the height in your city, perhaps putting in a pond too, because there is nothing more boring and unrealistic about a perfectly flat stretch of land. And don't disillusion yourself that you can fill all that space in later; I know from experience that it is reall hard to fill space without some sort of plan beforehand. And that is alot of space.

 

I don't mean to be mean, I just want to see this thing come to best possible fruition. Best of luck to you, sir!

[alex2avs]

Lol in Australia we ended our school at the same time as u started :biggrin:

Anyway, the armour looks absolutely sick. I hope to be playing your mod soon. Just check it isn't a dirty mod,because I've downloaded plenty of those, and I regret not checking them, because I've had to uninstall and reinstall Oblvion about 3 times before I realised.

 

 

I'm glad to hear that you're interested in playing my ,but you might have to wait a while :biggrin:

 

what do you mean by "looks absolutely sick" ?

[ihateregisteringeverywhere]

... what do you mean by "looks absolutely sick" ?

That it's lookin' realy good.

[alex2avs]

I commend your efforts; it is always nice to hear of new cities. However, from your screens, I would like to warn you against a mistake you are making. There is too much open space in your city. Look at the vanilla cities; everything is so packed together you can't hardly think. That is the way it was in Midieval European cities too. My advice is to pack stuff in more. Otherwise, it won't give you as much of a city feel. And I'd do it before you start linking doors, too, because a linked door will stay where it was linked. Unless you unlink them...If you really are set on such an open space in your city, make it like an Arboretum or something, with grass and trees not cobblestones. I would also reccommend altering the height in your city, perhaps putting in a pond too, because there is nothing more boring and unrealistic about a perfectly flat stretch of land. And don't disillusion yourself that you can fill all that space in later; I know from experience that it is reall hard to fill space without some sort of plan beforehand. And that is alot of space.

 

I don't mean to be mean, I just want to see this thing come to best possible fruition. Best of luck to you, sir!

 

Thanks for the constructive criticism,it was exactly the thing that I was looking for :). I will change the city map..that was just an uncomplete version of it :biggrin:

 

:thanks:

[alex2avs]

... what do you mean by "looks absolutely sick" ?

That it's lookin' realy good.

 

 

Thanks for explaining that to me :)

[alex2avs]

I'm writing this to don't get the idea that I abandoned the project :blink:

 

This meshes will be parts in my mod :

Chess board

http://i453.photobucket.com/albums/qq254/alex2avs/ChessBoard.jpg

Check the Thread if you want that as a modder's resource as well ;)

Dual Blade

I'll improve it :biggrin:

http://i453.photobucket.com/albums/qq254/alex2avs/Oblivion2008-09-1916-08-43-90800x60.jpg

||Necromancer Armor Still working at it :biggrin:

http://i453.photobucket.com/albums/qq254/alex2avs/NewBitmapImage.jpg

[humanbean234]

RE: Triforce1 and the "too much open space" comment...

Most (if not all) European cities do have at least one open paved square in the center of town (auf Deutsche, der Marktplatz) which serves for public gatherings, local festivals, open-air markets, etc... usually located right in front of City Hall (if the city is big enough to warrant one) or the primary Gasthaus(restaurant & brewery with a few rooms to let) if it's a smaller town.

 

Away from the town square, however, yeah, the streets tend to be barely wide enough to get a small wagon drawn by a single horse through them, and they wind around with the curvature of the terrain. Nice, even city-blocks are a recent development from the 18th century onward.

 

Want a really good example of a walled city built on a coastline, with streets that don't quite run straight?

Google "Dubrovnik, Croatia"