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2009-05-25, 7:30 PM #1

BombayZeus

NDNmojo.

Posts: 1,203

Whipped this up in a few hours. Don't know where I'm going to go with the layout...

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2009-05-26, 3:41 PM #2

The MAZZTer

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Posts: 6,095

Looks like... q3 engine? (JO/JA I'm guessing.)

Looks OK but there's really not much to it so far...

2009-05-26, 7:36 PM #3

__Ace_1_

Registered User

Posts: 75

Materials would make all the difference it looks like

if(GetLocalPlayerThing() != jkGetLocalPlayer()) call implode_universe;

2009-05-26, 8:51 PM #4

Zell

Not the senator.r

Posts: 7,190

Hooray, other people editing JA!

DO NOT WANT.

2009-05-27, 8:23 AM #5

saberopus

Likes Kittens. Eats Fluffies

Posts: 12,306

This **** is Greekish, except for the plinth!

Neato... takes me back to the good old Classical era of editing JO, mmmhah.

2009-06-02, 3:20 AM #6

ECHOMAN

"Has it won yet?"

Posts: 17,215

I recall there was a texture pack with Antiquity-themed textures. It might help you out instead of Bespin ones.

Let me find the link.

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2009-06-04, 1:23 AM #7

SF_GoldG_01

Comma king

Posts: 4,841

http://www.cgtextures.com/

This is one of the places where I got to find photos to make textures from. They have THOUSANDS of reference photos. So you better know how to use gimp or photo shop.

Nothing to see here, move along.

2009-06-05, 10:06 PM #8

Reid

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Posts: 9,114

You should base the columns on a specific order. I would personally do Doric columns because of the ease, and adding entasis would be a neat touch. However, Ionic columns would still look neat. If you choose to go with Doric add Triglyphs and Metopes along the frieze, and relief sculptures in the pediment. You'll have a true Greek masterpiece if you do those.

Edit: Links for clarification