[QUOTE=tanraga;31502007]that's slow[/QUOTE]
Care to help me then?
[QUOTE=Jorgon;31516032]I really like your first design, although the background looks a little washed out on my monitor. I think the rich blue from your second design would work nicely as the background on #1.[/QUOTE]
Do you have an IPS? I designed it on my laptop but now that I'm looking at it on my IPS at home it looks washed out to me as well.
Also they're JPGs at 60%...I need to remember to use PNGs for posting on here.
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[QUOTE=uitham;31512426]May I help to remind you that the first one is by me, and the second one by another person?
And that I am still working on it (What are you working on?)?[/QUOTE]
1. Sorry, but I was replying to problems I saw in both.
2. I posted it above your post.....
[QUOTE=Wobbier;31520147]Care to help me then?[/QUOTE]
i think you need to rethink your database design
Playing around with a custom scrollbar script. It fades and all :v:
[img]http://cl.ly/3L410O1Z1V3o1J1n0b1l/Image_2011-08-04_at_7.47.29_PM.png[/img]
[QUOTE=a2h;31523564]Playing around with a custom scrollbar script. It fades and all :v:
[img]http://cl.ly/3L410O1Z1V3o1J1n0b1l/Image_2011-08-04_at_7.47.29_PM.png[/img][/QUOTE]
Looks exactly like the OS X Lion scrollbars.
[QUOTE=Jelly;31523612]Looks exactly like the OS X Lion scrollbars.[/QUOTE]
That's the point!
[url]http://www.olasonline.net/[/url]
Heavily modified GetSimple CMS. Any suggestions?
[QUOTE=KmartSqrl;31528384]-snip-[/QUOTE]
Logo is almost identical to [url]http://www.squarespace.com/[/url]
Does anyone have any experience drawing vector landscapes...I could really use some help here.
My problem isn't so much with colors/shading/textures but getting the perspective correct. I know how to draw 3D objects with perspective now, but I have no idea on how to do this with a landscape.
Here's what I've got at the moment:
[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/FkkrK.jpg[/IMG]
Doesn't everything just get smaller as you go further back?
[QUOTE=Alex_grist;31529309]Logo is almost identical to [url]http://www.squarespace.com/[/url][/QUOTE]
Rounded objects at a 45 degree angle doesn't mean it's almost identical lol... Vaguely similar, yes, but almost identical? Definitely not.
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[QUOTE=adamjon858;31529596]My problem isn't so much with colors/shading/textures but getting the perspective correct. I know how to draw 3D objects with perspective now, but I have no idea on how to do this with a landscape.[/QUOTE]
A lot of the perspective is going to come from how you color it. Things will get more hazy/desaturated as you move further back.
[QUOTE=KmartSqrl;31529837]
A lot of the perspective is going to come from how you color it. Things will get more hazy/desaturated as you move further back.[/QUOTE]
Not sure you understand.
How do I best match up the grid with the viewing angle I'm coming from:
[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/AaOzM.jpg[/IMG]
I still say it's all down to how you shade it. There's no real steadfast rules for how land is shaped, so what I'd do is draw a rough version of the landscape like you have now, add in any elements that are going to reside on said landscape which actually do need to follow perspective rules (that will also contribute significantly to how the landscape itself is perceived) and then shade and detail the rest of the landscape to fit the perspective created by the other objects.
Yes, but the shading relies on the perspective of where the light source is placed.
Yeah but you're going to have a lot more trouble defining that before you give yourself some other objects in the scene that follow more rigid perspective rules to base the landscape's perspective around, which is what I'm getting at :P
Bonk, water is getting close to where I want it, then it's time to texturify/shade the land and add buildings.
[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/COH1s.png[/IMG]
[QUOTE=adamjon858;31521300]Do you have an IPS? I designed it on my laptop but now that I'm looking at it on my IPS at home it looks washed out to me as well.
Also they're JPGs at 60%...I need to remember to use PNGs for posting on here.
[/QUOTE]
I do have an IPS. Your new design is coming along nicely it seems, nice work :)
Just re-designing my website again, this time with a little more dazzle. What does everyone think?
[url]http://bytecove.co.uk/new/[/url]
[QUOTE=danharibo;31536073]Just re-designing my website again, this time with a little more dazzle. What does everyone think?
[url]http://bytecove.co.uk/new/[/url][/QUOTE]
I really like it, the only thing I would change is adding 5px padding to the left and right of the separator graphic :smile: Also the background graphic has a "noticeable" join line on each side.
[QUOTE=Sc00by22;31536922]I really like it, the only thing I would change is adding 5px padding to the left and right of the separator graphic :smile: Also the background graphic has a "noticeable" join line on each side.[/QUOTE]What do you mean by noticeable join line?
[QUOTE=danharibo;31539032]What do you mean by noticeable join line?[/QUOTE]
It may just be my monitor that's bringing it out but(just left of the center):
[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/eSi1I.png[/IMG]
By join line, he means the edges of each individual image as it tiles. Personally, I don't notice them, but I do notice the banding on the gradient ( [url]http://bytecove.co.uk/new/css/shader.png[/url] ).
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[QUOTE=Sc00by22;31539249]It may just be my monitor that's bringing it out but(just left of the center):
[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/eSi1I.png[/IMG][/QUOTE]
Ninja'd me there, but yeah, that's the banding of the gradient.
Ah I see, yeah that needs some smoothing out. Thanks.
Working on the second stage to the editor, pretty much done. Next to dive back into PHP and generate the image.
Any recommendations on sending a javascript array to PHP?, some possibilities:
+ JS generates/dumps to a form upon submit
+ Send the array in the url string and unserialize on PHP end
Current plan is simply to go with the first, which makes the PHP side easier. I have yet to decide how to store no move, door, etc blocks; will probably skip the database entirely for map data, as with pokemon data and simply store the lot in PHP arrays.
[QUOTE=Fizzadar;31540335]Working on the second stage to the editor, pretty much done. Next to dive back into PHP and generate the image.
Any recommendations on sending a javascript array to PHP?, some possibilities:
+ JS generates/dumps to a form upon submit
+ Send the array in the url string and unserialize on PHP end
Current plan is simply to go with the first, which makes the PHP side easier. I have yet to decide how to store no move, door, etc blocks; will probably skip the database entirely for map data, as with pokemon data and simply store the lot in PHP arrays.[/QUOTE]
Any reason you can't use JSONs?
[QUOTE=Jorgon;31540609]Any reason you can't use JSONs?[/QUOTE]
Yes, only just realized this, too late I've already used a form which works fine.
[QUOTE=KmartSqrl;31528384].[/QUOTE]
could you possibly make your own paypal / authorize.net logos in white / blue monochrome? I think that could make that look a tad nicer, although companies like that can be anal about wanting everything to look 'standardised' across the board.
[img]http://dl.dropbox.com/u/2076420/pkrusset_map.png[/img]
Generated by the generator :)
[QUOTE=Fizzadar;31545872][img]http://dl.dropbox.com/u/2076420/pkrusset_map.png[/img]
Generated by the generator :)[/QUOTE]
Do you plan to release it when it's complete?
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