Re: Aerie
Posted: Tue Oct 23, 2007 10:12 pm
Thank you again Nadnerb for the sprite fix! It looks a whole lot better now! 
~Kia
~Kia
you're quite welcome....
Screenies?
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Re: Aerie
Posted: Tue Oct 23, 2007 10:35 pm
excellent! you're quite welcome.
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Screenies?
you're quite welcome....
Screenies?
Re: Aerie
Posted: Mon Nov 12, 2007 1:36 am
Sorry, got busy and forgot to take a screenie.
and another shot of the island:
Aerie may be undergoing a name change soon. My original concept idea for Aerie didn't pan out, so the name doesn't really apply anymore. Instead the name may be used for another age I'm (attempting) to work on, an age that fits the name a bit better.
Oh, and the Age....er, soon to be formerly known as Aerie may be available on ULM soon too. Most likely under the name "Rockshelf", but I haven't fully decided yet.
~Kia
and another shot of the island:
Aerie may be undergoing a name change soon. My original concept idea for Aerie didn't pan out, so the name doesn't really apply anymore. Instead the name may be used for another age I'm (attempting) to work on, an age that fits the name a bit better.
Oh, and the Age....er, soon to be formerly known as Aerie may be available on ULM soon too. Most likely under the name "Rockshelf", but I haven't fully decided yet.
~Kia
Re: Aerie
Posted: Wed Nov 14, 2007 8:29 am
More screenies:
Changed the ground texture, trying something new
fixed the ambiance slider on the lotus flowers so they aren't "dingy" anymore
Installed some docks and a old rotting canoe
Kitchen improvements
if you look closely in the water bucket, you can see the inside of the bucket since the water is transparent
Water pump added
Installed some windows
~Kia
Changed the ground texture, trying something new
fixed the ambiance slider on the lotus flowers so they aren't "dingy" anymore
Installed some docks and a old rotting canoe
Kitchen improvements
if you look closely in the water bucket, you can see the inside of the bucket since the water is transparent
Water pump added
Installed some windows
~Kia
Re: Aerie
Posted: Sat Nov 17, 2007 10:35 pm
This is awesome, Kierra.
When I saw the picture on the first page with the lake and the trees in the background, I thought it was a Photoshop. It is quite realistic.
Not sure about the docks though, they look huge!
When I saw the picture on the first page with the lake and the trees in the background, I thought it was a Photoshop. It is quite realistic.
Not sure about the docks though, they look huge!
Re: Aerie
Posted: Sat Nov 17, 2007 11:30 pm
hmm they look fine to me in-game, but I may just be too close to the project.
Could be the texture also, I'll play around with it
~Kia
Could be the texture also, I'll play around with it
~Kia
Re: Aerie
Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2007 6:51 pm
I'm talking about this image:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v621/ ... erie31.jpg
Your avatar seems really small compared to the docks, or else it's a perspective problem in the picture.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v621/ ... erie31.jpg
Your avatar seems really small compared to the docks, or else it's a perspective problem in the picture.
Re: Aerie
Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2007 5:19 am
Just looked at the screenshots. What a beautiful place, Kierra! I'm looking forward to seeing Rockshelf available on ULM.
Re: Aerie
Posted: Wed Nov 21, 2007 11:50 pm
Aerie Version 1 is now available via ULM! (I decided to stick with the name)
~Kia
~Kia
Re: Aerie
Posted: Sun Nov 25, 2007 9:11 pm
After running into issues with ULM, I finally downloaded the Aerie files manually, unzipped them using WinRAR and copied the files to my Uru:CC folder. Then I used ULM to add the age to my Relto. Once I linked in...
OMG!
This place is so richly detailed, everywhere you look! From the portrait gallery to the embroidery tools, the writer's desk and the vegetation, and ...
wow. This is fantastic. Well done.
Let me know when you'd like some help with those journals, Kia. I'm sure this place has quite a story to tell.
OMG!
This place is so richly detailed, everywhere you look! From the portrait gallery to the embroidery tools, the writer's desk and the vegetation, and ...
wow. This is fantastic. Well done.
Let me know when you'd like some help with those journals, Kia. I'm sure this place has quite a story to tell.