Custom Scenery Exchange / Request

Its been a while since I've played,but a very long time since i made a object.
I'm attempting to build a realistic gci woody and in doing so want to produce a decent set of ultra custom (think toons beemers supports) set of wooden supports and footers

Ive art worked the footers so far see s1 and s2 (corner quarter tile)

I'm thinking that:
4 variations on the angled supports on the edge of a quarter tile (see 1-4)
4 angle variations on the diagonal (see 4a)
and 2 connector joints (see c1 and c2)

would allow complete flexibility of the wooden support structure

Obviously this is too much work for someone who doesn't know what they're doing. So im looking for help with producing the objects along with tips and help with making the images


Along with any suggestions

Please, I urge anyone who can help to help. We're talking about RRP playing!

If I understood what you where asking I might be able to make it. but honestly I dont have a f*cking clue what you are asking to make now ....

If I understood what you where asking I might be able to make it. but honestly I dont have a f*cking clue what you are asking to make now ....

What im asking for levis is a help making a complete woody support group.
At the minute we have different textures,width and styles of supports/wood we use as supports for wooden coasters. I want to make wooden poles all of the same width using the wooden coaster support texture using the 4 angles (1-4)

All on the edge of quarter tiles

when you say "on the edge of quarter tiles" you mean almost like a wall peice except 3d?

when you say "on the edge of quarter tiles" you mean almost like a wall peice except 3d?

kinda or like the deco trim pieces

How much I like the idea but this will cancel the woodies out as a smart way to save object slots except for designs where the object limit isn't as much of a problem.

Anyway, great to see you touching the game again.

RRP if you get amazing at making objects, it'll be one of the best things for the game.

I've made some objects before and i'd be willing to help out........although how successful people think my objects are depends on if i should do it i guess, there are plenty more talented object makers.

Your initial description is a bit confusing but I know what you're describing.

-G

I've made some objects before and i'd be willing to help out........although how successful people think my objects are depends on if i should do it i guess, there are plenty more talented object makers.

Your initial description is a bit confusing but I know what you're describing.

-G

I think your objects are good rctfan.Some they you created previously could probably be reused for the connecting pieces since the textures are the same as the in game woody supports

TMK Made some-

http://xtmkx.webs.com/thesupports.htm

The download is in .ace format. To open that archive, download IZArc from here-

http://www.izarc.org/

TMK Made some-

http://xtmkx.webs.com/thesupports.htm

The download is in .ace format. To open that archive, download IZArc from here-

http://www.izarc.org/

I know about them,ive used them before. Thats not what i want to make.
I want individual poles/ties to build a complete custom structure . Instead of just slapping those either side of the track which don't line up properly

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Well, if anything goes, i think many people would want this:

http://www.rcdb.com/4173.htm?p=23131

I'll give this a try now.

nice one!

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Liampie is already making them, be patient RRP, creating a lot of new objects like the ones you are asking takes a lot of time.

I haven't started yet (tried, computer fucked up, and then came some exams) but I haven't forgotten about this. I want to try again tomorrow.

I haven't started yet (tried, computer fucked up, and then came some exams) but I haven't forgotten about this. I want to try again tomorrow.

Thats fine,not so much putting pressure on just wondered if you'd changed your mind thats all. Like i said in the first post im willing to do/help with the images etc if anyones got any tips on getting the angles right etc