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« on: September 12, 2015, 11:08:21 am »
Is the Skarn Project still being worked on?
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« on: September 11, 2015, 09:42:20 pm »
Tbh, its probably the best terrain modelling and texturing performance I have ever seen in "first project ever". Huge thumb up. You are on a very good way.
About styles, I preffer to "find out" my own styles by experimenting. From time to time I just try something new, if it works out I start using it. A lot of my maps are in completely different styles and sometimes I use combinations of them.
About TheBug's guide, his style is very, very similiar to my currently used style (well, I preffer to model and after that texture rocks, but thats up to you, and my rocks are sharp instead of round - I use smaller radius for Raise tools, about 4,5), however, I combine this style with cliffs inspired by Howling Fjord/Dragonblight. Mine are far less detailed than Blizzard's, because I am in need of using "quick" styles to be able to create big maps in a short amount of time. You can watch me doing my older style here:
https://youtu.be/LQbdyl1_3bY?t=1m0s
And a few screenshots with my currently used style:
I am creating those cliffs with Flat Flatten tool, radius around 5-6, and sometimes I raise the whole mountain with linear Raise tool with huge radius set, to make whole landscape more hilly. Well, thats just something for inspiration. You will figure out on your own what and how to do, I am pretty sure about that. Welcome to WoW modding, keep up a good work. Thanks a bunch for the feedback. I really dig the "cliff-y" mountains, and I especially like your speedy "world editing video", which gives alot of inspiration to a new modder, because you see something that actually comes to life in one video. Right now, I am really working on being able to "close off" a zone with mountains, and make it look realistic, smooth and just generally good. After that I will be practicing some more creative mountain-styles. I might need a few tips at some point, so if you wouldn't mind adding me on skype ( Lasse.carlseng1), i'd really appreciate it. And please post more of your work, it's super interesting and motivational 
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« on: September 11, 2015, 08:43:23 pm »
Definitely not bad for a first try, much better than a lot of others I've seen.
Seeing as you asked for feedback and guides, here's a great tutorial made by TheBug which explains in detail hoe you could create amazing mountains. You can experiment with different styles as well, but it serves as a very good template.
viewtopic.php?f=22&t=1516
Thanks alot matija. I will take a look at the tutorial 
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« on: September 11, 2015, 05:11:38 pm »
Just started using noggit yesterday, and wanted to as my first "project" make a mountain. This is what I got from about 30 min time. (Couldn't figure out how to post an image, so if you can't view it below, just click the link)  http://postimg.org/image/e0nkrj1yx/I'm really in need of some feedback on scultping and painting mountains, since I really can't find any video guides on that subject. Thanks in advance Rusty
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« on: September 09, 2015, 02:18:36 pm »
Tried to look around if anyone had these errors, but didn't seem to find any solution.
I am new to all this noggit, and these errors seem pretty common, (probably not even errors), but I still need a llittle help to be able to move on level designing.
First, I am having trouble loading up m2's inside Noggit - it feels like Noggit and WoW Model Viewer isn't linked some how. I looked at the path in the Noggit.config folder, but i am pretty sure it's the right path.
In noggit, I click on the "Assist > Last M2 from MV", after i have found the model i want in MV ofcourse, but nothing happens. Also tried to use the "From text file" option, which didnt work either.
Next question is, when I try to paint textures on the ground, i can't paint everywhere and I am limited in a few specific "squares" or chunks that i can't paint inside.
If anyone can help, please reply in the comments. Thanks in advnace
Rusty
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