Saturday, June 22, 2013

Karthwasten: House Interior 61

Hehe,

good ol' Karthwasten interiors, they never get boring.

This time, I made a poor home of an Argonian herder! He lives in this shrouded house of awesomeness just by himself. I actually thought he had moonsugar in one of the barrels when I checked the interior ingame, but it was just the rather misleading icon of our cloudy corn.

Anyway, he has a wooden staff, candles, broken crates and all that fun stuff. Not a very interesting interior overall, but I tried to come up with some cool things, such as iron hooks attached to ropes hanging from the ceiling.

Sorry for the darkness on those screens, my new color palette kind of messes up interiors when it comes to that.

Also: These are the first interior screenshots shown on this blog using the new per-pixel lighting feature from MGE XE! Beautiful stuff.

Tuesday, June 18, 2013

Stirk!

So...

as many of you might not know, I have been working on Stirk again within the last two weeks in order to prepare for our next release, which will be the full version with NPCs, quests, additional seafloor and all that fun stuff. Next, the file will be passed on to SamirA for some interior fixes, and he'll send it straight on to Terrifying Daedric Foe for the hard work.

We've received a few error reports that have been quite helpful overall with eliminating any kinds of issues there might be with the Stirk exterior. I did find a lot more, though.

To sum it all up, I fixed a whole lot of errors regarding terrain, object placement, groundcover, ground textures, all of that. Plus, I added a smallish pond next to the Stirk chapel and made a neat trickle thing for it, too. Apart from a couple of general terrain and object fixes, I also adjusted a lot of the clutter throughout the town to satisfy not only all the whiners out there, but also myself at some point. I can assure you that it looks much better now.

Furthermore, I merged Stirk with all the seafloor claims, including the large area I might have shown off on this blog a while back.

Anyway there's probably a lot more that I should list that I forgot about, like replacing vanilla containers with our own ones and replacing vanilla chimneys with custom Stirk ones, much to tell about. I didn't keep my list though, so this must suffice.

On another note: I have set up my Morrowind from scratch again! Yay! It was kinda broken after a certain time period of messing with it a little too much. That said, this new setup doesn't have custom weather colors yet, but it has a beautiful sun and a new custom enb color palette that I made. Feel free to stay for some screens, as usual.

Saturday, June 1, 2013

The Reach Interior Cut v2 - Screenshot Session

Happy times!

Lestat has recently kicked out the new Reach Cut for interior builders... and I thought I'd run around some and take screens for ya'll. Exterior shots only.

Enjoy, as always!


Monday, May 27, 2013

Needs moar Gold Coast

Changed a few settings. Switched enb palette, added distant blur. Results below!


Tuesday, May 21, 2013

Karthwasten: House Interior 28

Ha!

New interior. Actually, the interesting thing is:

8:07 pm claimed
9:51 pm submitted

Impressive, no? No? Hm.

Anyway, this is our first windmill interior! It might actually be the first windmill interior ever in Morrowind, though you shouldn't quote me on that. (Seriously though, did vanilla have windmills? I haven't played this game for such a long time...)
Not a big deal, really. It has wheat, gears, clutter and flour. I decided to claim this bad boy this evening and quickly finished it. The interior really is small. I took 3 screenshots and I think you can see everything on these that there is in the whole cell.

Saturday, April 27, 2013

Karthwasten: House Interior 84

Hmhm,

so today we've got something rather special! No retired Imperial Legion knights, no secret witchers, no loved ones.
Today I present you - the Redguard bakery!

Not what you expected? Aw. It's real pretty though! It has an area for making bread, one area for selling bread, and one area for enjoying the off-time. What more do you need?
Again, this is a very neat tileset. Especially the rather decorative screens and arches add to the atmosphere. We also have a new flour ingredient that you'll be able to pick up in abundance here.

Now screens!