Screenshot / 7x7 Dive

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  Turtle Online

  not a bad attempt with the rocks for your first try! i like to cover up the transition between the rocks and the land with some irregular "natural" feeling foliage, to cover the lines. flowers could also work, depending on the theme. 

   

  one other thing to try is to work in the larger full tile rock pieces - layering them with the quarter tile pieces you've already used can create some more organic feeling rock shapes.

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  MrTycoonCoaster Offline

  
  

  not a bad attempt with the rocks for your first try! i like to cover up the transition between the rocks and the land with some irregular "natural" feeling foliage, to cover the lines. flowers could also work, depending on the theme. 

   

  one other thing to try is to work in the larger full tile rock pieces - layering them with the quarter tile pieces you've already used can create some more organic feeling rock shapes.

  I liked the tip  

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  MrTycoonCoaster Offline

  I liked it, it gave me some ideas

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  kenos Offline

  typical dive..... drop and than break

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  bmschulz Offline

  
  

  i like to cover up the transition between the rocks and the land with some irregular "natural" feeling foliage

   

   

  I appreciate this advice! Played around with some grass work and tweaked the rocks to make the edges less harsh... it's looking a bit better.

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  Liampie Offline

  I like it too. Have you ever tried spicing up the architecture? Make it look a bit less like a garden shed?

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