Mulligan's Valley - Page 2

verticalextropy · #21 Posted **Dec 21, 2007, 1:58 PM**

Dac, the city still in the 70s so you'll see more boxes on this district for a while,
Fox, Tanster, thanks I'm blushing.. Austin, thanks, this is the first time I work with renders and textures (I just got a camera!

all the txtrs were made from pictures of Buenos AIres ive just shot - (school is over for the summer!!!!!)
How did Mulligan's Valley ended up? Wasnt the only city that survives the breakdown of civilization? I'm just happy it's first on google!

verticalextropy · #22 Posted **Dec 21, 2007, 7:05 PM**

The Lindberh's been doubled in size, and some new beggining of the century buildings.

Dac150 · #23 Posted **Dec 21, 2007, 7:16 PM**

Looks Great!

Austin55 · #24 Posted **Dec 21, 2007, 7:30 PM**

Did you know Mulligan means "do Over"?

I especialy like the lowrises

verticalextropy · #25 Posted **Dec 21, 2007, 9:49 PM**

oh golf, rite, rite!

Aleks · #26 Posted **Dec 21, 2007, 11:03 PM**

Wow that's nice. The Lindberh's Place looks way better now and you're so lucky. You guys have Summer down there while we have Winter.

Patrick · #27 Posted **Dec 22, 2007, 11:43 PM**

AAJAHAHA ilove it!

verticalextropy · #28 Posted **Jan 4, 2008, 5:30 AM**

It's been a couple of weeks, I began my summer vacations, been swimming in the ocean a lot, but that doesnt mean i got too far away from SU. Mulligan's found its location, on the South Atlantic shores of URuguay, and it's now a Peninsula not a Valley. So here's an update! Enjoy.

verticalextropy · #29 Posted **Jan 4, 2008, 5:32 AM**

heyyoucharlie · #30 Posted **Jan 4, 2008, 6:16 AM**

Ummmm... WOW!!!

Aleks · #31 Posted **Jan 4, 2008, 10:10 AM**

Wow, Awesome. Once this is filled in it will look great! It had been a while since we got an update. I see 3 Chicago styled buildings. I'm guessing it will be a Chicago based city? Or a mix?

Patrick · #32 Posted **Jan 4, 2008, 11:10 AM**

WOWWW. This city is really in the 70's?

Dac150 · #33 Posted **Jan 4, 2008, 8:21 PM**

Looks great vertical. Keep the boxes coming.

Austin55 · #34 Posted **Jan 5, 2008, 12:07 AM**

Quote:

Originally Posted by Aleks0o01

Wow, Awesome. Once this is filled in it will look great! It had been a while since we got an update. I see 3 Chicago styled buildings. I'm guessing it will be a Chicago based city? Or a mix?

Theres Definatly nothing wrong with that! Chicago is A AMAZING CITY. I love yours! I dontcare to much for the tallest,it looks lost. The circularbuilding is Amazing! it reminds me of LA. Very very nice job.

verticalextropy · #35 Posted **Apr 13, 2008, 1:45 AM**

I'll continue with this city and move some of the older ones that i like.

here's a new fine piesce of real estate: Kong Center, I know, SC rippofff but it just came to my mind.

Aleks · #36 Posted **Apr 13, 2008, 3:33 AM**

I love the crown, makes it look very classic while the main floors make it look very modern. There are a couple of things you should add to it like some trading floors under every step or every 2 steps. That makes the building look less bland and adds more excitement to it. Use the offset tool and offset every roof part with like 2 feet then use the push/pull tool and push the newly formed shape like 3 feet down. It adds like a roof handrail and it makes the building more realistic. And finally just add a base, make some arched entranced or something so that it's more realistic and adds flavor to the building.

Great that you're back Vertical! I still love your boxy towers and the Lindbergh Palace.

verticalextropy · #37 Posted **Apr 13, 2008, 3:40 AM**

thanks Aleks! I just popped it up in 20 mns but I was working on a base, and I'll add some detail as you mentioned.

Peter · #38 Posted **Apr 13, 2008, 4:12 AM**

I can't believe i missed this city. This is awesome. I love that old shot you posted of the bottom of the Hootey's tower. The curves in that are totally 70s style. This is a great city. The new skyscraper is really cool too. You are a good renderer. I look forward to seeing more.

Patrick · #39 Posted **Apr 13, 2008, 4:36 AM**

I love the Kong Center, reminds me of the Library Tower in LA. I suggest pulling up the setbacks on the bottom of the building, giving it a more sturdy look, for example like the Library Tower or Sears Tower. The building lacks a long middle boring part, like the ESB and Chrysler Building, you know what I mean? Too many middle setbacks.

verticalextropy · #40 Posted **Apr 13, 2008, 5:07 AM**

patrick, i know what you mean.

It reminds me of that tower too, but guess which tower in asia inspired the pointy shape?

thanks Peter!

I still don't know if they're gonna be twins, but now hte tower is 342 meters tall to the crown and 109 floors, its base being a 50 m square.