This structure was originally a gigantic enchanted monolith that, in the distant past, was transformed by a group of people into a spectacular tower. However, the monolith’s true nature is beginning to resurface, as from time to time parts of it mysteriously disappear without weakening the tower’s structure.
(This was done entirelly in vanilla and it is based of an old minecraft build of mine)
Original post here.
I just recently started playing Tiny Glades and decided I wanted to try my hand at making some clutter for the game. I model some and have made a few things for the Sims 4 in the past, but I wondering if anyone has an idea how to fix the this.
You can see my model in game vs in blender. I have a pretty simple nod set up going on but it seems not to like any textures where I've used the wave texture node in blender. Is there something I'm doing wrong to have it work or would I be best texturing the broom and candles in a different way?
Secondary question, what's the poly count generally considered normal for this game?
Also yes the cake is based on the one from Sleeping Beauty, I thought it fit the game vibes wise and I wanted an excuse to model it.
Edit: I baked the textures which i should have done to begin with… it’s mostly working, i’ll mess with stuff for a bit more put hopefully I’ll get this up on the workshop sometime this week.
After my first build came out pretty good, I thought I'd try to be a little more ambitious...
I've made this more as a test-the-water project, just to see how modding works in Tiny Glade and also get a bit of practice with Blender (still veeeeeeeery new to it, it's been... emotional... so far!)
he's very low-poly, so I'll probably not be publishing it, but I'll maybe try creating an updated one once I work out how sculpting works.
My goal is to create a variety of different villagers in this style.
really really short video made in the game to test some stop motion things.
I have 36 photos for 3secondes of video (maybe could've use a bit more)
Since you start the picture mode at the same point each time, you just need to move the clutter a bit, take a picture and voilà !
I used those following mods :
I made the video in DaVinci Resolve
it's really for testing purposes and I hope it will inspire some of you to make some stop motions in the game too :)
I obviously built this before the update, otherwise I'd have gone even more mad with all the white wood. Just sharing the autumnal version 'cause it's back as the daily theme, and it's autumn 🍂😊 Original photos here.
This was so fun to make! I couldn't decide what decade or century so it's a little bit of a mix. I love it more at night then during the day