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To expand on EStoop's point about a larger terrain test, working out some vegetation zones/general zones for different schems would be good in a larger diorama too. For instance: A lowlands/riparian zone with poplars, black poplars, cottonwoods etc and v small boulders/pebble piles. On slopes...

Could you walk us through the vegetation as it goes from lower areas through to the upper montane plants? basically what schems or plants you want to use/depict and what their arrangement might be? Also, I'd use many fewer stairs so that they're not making lots of artificial looking 45d angles...

Also just to add a bit to my initial suggestions for semi-precious stone "mining" was in fact for prospecting rather than mining. This is my fault for not being clearer. Rather than digging big holes in the ground, the people would be panning in the stream beds for citrine, zircon or sapphires...

I need to have another look in game but from the images, I think the sections of droopy thatch need to be wider. Rather than just one upturned stair, try and make them maybe a full block or full block and stair that's sliding down. This'll make it look a bit more like Paloza and other...

loving the new chimneys, Maewyn! : P

EDIT: I approve after feedback was addressed

Alrighty! I've got some good news about Darkdell. Over the past few weeks, Azulejo has done the immense work of plotting a magnificent hill town at /warp vyrtown which should hopefully be open soon. Terrain is progressing again but most importantly there are a few more plots open at the...

Would be useful to have this in rope but also carpet/halfdoor (to stop trapdoors being used like that), horizontal wattle screens (for grain kilns, sketchy flooring, drying racks, basic shelves, baskets and cages). and maybe also iron bar/halfdoor thickness cage blocks. so we can do windows and...

Agreed with Azul here, considering there are more coastal forts to come near OT, having a Hastwyck as a seastack castle does seem a bit silly. Also, castles like Girnigoe Sinclair in our world end up being incredibly expensive to try and maintain the cliffs as much as possible, so withdrawal...

hey hey! Just a reminder to people, especially new builders, that there are plots open at willum. In the main village, in willum2 and willum4. Willum4 especially has a few plots, ranging from Ints to the whole deal of house + yard and a number of special builds which include a wedding party...

I'm ready to approve Bar Emmon! Good luck with it and I look forward to seeing another part of the crownlands edge towards completion!

basically de-dokuifying the texture? Getting rid of the weird leg knobs would be good, but replacing with simpler legs would be another option.

Wouldn't it be best to make it a glass pane-like block instead of stairs, full blocks etc. Similar to netting and iron bars? That way there's no huge chonky blocks of sheer fabric hanging around. halfdoor + glass pane sounds like a good approach to me

Hey Hey! I've looked through the project with Azul and we've got a few notes on things to fix up. Some things on the beach near the castle and some details about the smaller hamlet. Otherwise, could you remove the path blocks from the little road that leads into the neck? the shadows on them...

Hey hey Rex, I'm ready to post approve after a few 'typos' are fixed up around the place. There's a few blocks of wool in the gradient at the NE septry and at the Massey cousin's western holdfast. Also some air pockets in the water on the western coast two. I've left outrageously big pillars of...

If those are carp ponds at the lake village, they need to be a lot larger. Look at Rousemont's ponds for a workeable design, though you'd have to downsize it to fit. Have a crack at making some low dykes, channels and sluices maybe to spread out the a series of ponds through the area. This...

I'm not a big fan of that gradient. Small stones touching Northern Cobble, Dark Cobble as well as Winterfell Granite makes it seem a bit too busy/messy. Maybe separating the darkcobble and small stone together would work, so that there's the grey-green tones together and then the blue toned...

No no, that's not what I mean. I like the ivy! It's good and adds contrast! I'm trying to build on Wursti's post and generally bringing more vegetation to the landscape is good. Helps break up the black and white monotone. working in that for two long hurts the eyes *cries in Norrey* The more...

I know it's a big task but id think it would be a good idea to have a look at the terrain from the Kings road through to the sea around that point. We still need it to be a slow slope down to the sea and rn it's kinda strange vanilla flat, if I'm remembering correctly what I worked with at...

What would happen with Silverhill?