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Another idea here, if you want to keep the location of the family and since, knowing you, you're probably not attached to the castle itself: Perhaps you could just have some sort of manor at the current location and put the (recent) ruins of a castle elsewhere in a more defensive spot?

you'd think so... Scubooty, you there?

oops Ahoy, Ark!

nope. since they finally appeared after eight guesses, perhaps it's the perfect time. marg

I don't know if it's a texture thing or a 1.12 thing, but I'll drop it here. There appears to be some glitching that occurs with, at least, the TerrainSet walls. If you move/jump around, they appear to shimmer/wave. This is most noticeable on large sections of connected wall blocks and with...

Two Month (since application) Update: Check out /warp sweetport I've done a lot of cleaning up, moving around, terraforming and planning of the southern lands of the project. I built at least a first draft of Tally Hill and some plans for the nearby hamlet. The plotting isnt immaculate, but...

Here are some ideas for the hills and terraforming of Tally Hill. For the tower itself, I am thinking it should be a single towerhouse/pele in the style of Fourmerkland, Smailholm, Auchenharvie or Kirkhope. Brough, Cumbria Harbottle, Northumbria Mitford, Northumbria Smailholm, Roxburghe

Finally, winter 'break' is here, and finals are over for me. It's been a week since I've last posted on here, and I've done several more iterations of gradient testing in my spare time, trying to incorporate more darker patches and stone bricks. I've shown Emot and I think he generally liked...

That isn't fully accurate, at least in my opinion. Strictly following those guidelines leads to striations and target-patterns, which are unappealing. To defend why I don't subscribe to such practice, I'll provide a quick demonstration. Below is a sample of Gaunt Castle's gradient, which is 1...

Thanks Emot! I've also caught up a bit with you in game about the tests and such. Thanks, tentatively, Endy! I'll try and catch you in game to discuss some plans and tests too. To the points above: Yeah they are, I'm really glad how this first attempt went. There are currently some cliffs on...

Below are some tests I've made the last few days. Hopefully this meets some of what y'all were looking for. And to get back to Endy's points: 1. I didn't really think about the colorful flowers we usually put with apiaries, but they're not totally necessary. Perhaps some fruit trees or a few...

Howdy y'all! After careful consideration and research, I have decided to apply to foster Sweetport Sound and the surrounding lands of Houses Sunglass and Rambton, as allowed by Exemption C of the No Redo Rule (Projects in the Orphanage). This has long been one of my favorite builds, and I know...

No, I think Kulmen is mistaken in thinking she wouldn't be old enough. You have to 35yo on election day to be eligible for President of the United States, and AOC would be 35 years and ~20 days old. Either way, it's a poor choice for 2024 (and in my personal opinion, a poor choice overall)...

Those are absolutely beautiful, Cash. I love them more and more every time I see them. Explored the catacombs the other day and say that huge vault for the first time and spent like ten minutes in awe. Then the above picture with your textures is even more amazing. The other pictures are nice...

I went into a house in Duskendale and there were several problems. It appears the build was shrunk by a block and now there are shutters without windows and nothing above the first floor is accessible. Carpenters house at 5335, 49, 11370.

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You forgot to include this one though, Dork! (GIVE DORK HER PINK NAME)

To piggy-back off Ever, here is a test for the ancient barrow you wanted in the marshlands. First image shows the sunken entrance and the second shows the eroded backside.

mailer – enamels fancy plate armor (obviously very common in Westeros lol) malemaker – makes leather trunks marler – digs in bogs and along shorelines for marl, a lime-rich rock used as fertilizer marleywoman – sews marley, a fabric for embroidery mason/bricklayer – a layman who builds out of...

Those are great points, but for the sake of making a good compendium, I will still add my two-cents. Plus, I personally like thinking of what a occupation a person does, even if there are no indicators we could or should put in WC, instead of just labeling them "townsperson." Anyway, Here's my...