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You already know this, but close-studding has not been sanctioned for the Vale. I think we need to try out best to keep it special or it's just going to be everywhere. Definitely make use of that green and blue D&W though! It's one of the few areas we've earmarked to use those colours. I would...

The first session was a success! Thanks to all who joined. We'll be doing another round today to get the last few shots, so join in on Discord if you want to help out! This will be at the same time 9pm GMT or 5pm EST or 2pm PST or 6am JST (for Jakethesnake8_8 )

Okay all, we are go for the timelapse today, hope you can join! Remember to listen in on Discord!

I agree with Nuggs, even though I have previously given Eld my feedback which has been taken into consideration and acted upon. A statement would be nice, but I think we should all feel comfortable about giving eachother feedback on the forums. There is nothing to stop anyone from posting...

Yes but COMMUNITY SPIRIT

GMT is Greenwich Mean Time (London) so Belgium would be 10pm.

Congrats Sim! Here's some shots for the wiki page.

This is good thinking, but what then are the "lower reaches of the Kingswood" mentioned in the quote from World of Ice and Fire? Most maps show what appears to be more dense forest south of the Wendwater which I have to assume is also part of the Kingswood. Maybe it means the area around the...

Hey mdm, thanks for starting this thread. The Kingswood is a bit of a mystery to most beyond being the location of Roberts many hunting parties, but here are some other descriptive pieces of canon: "there were so many hiding places in the deep of the kingswood that outlaws often evaded capture...

Here are some of my thoughts on white/colour washing based on what I know irl. Not sure how relevant that is to us necessarily but here goes: Whitewash (limewash) is just lime putty watered down to a liquid form, and applied using a large brush. Here's a video of someone doing it for context...

There seems to be an issue where I can't place the dappled moss below already placed moss. Normal vines don't have this issue. There is now also a "Jasmine Vines" and a "Vine Jasmine" which are identical except the "Jasmine Vines" have the same issue as the dappled moss. My understanding is that...

I'll leave this here in case it's useful

Hey Knight_Krawler, I think Greenstone by default is exempt from the No-Redo rule as it is an abandoned build so unless someone has a powerful argument as to why what currently exists should be kept I don't see why anyone wouldn't be able to apply to redo or foster it. I do however appreciate...

Yeah I'd say that's the right way to go. Maybe we can try to avoid double-height windows in low and middle class housing so as to reduce the occurrence of decorative, high class spandrels. I think it pretty rare atm for low class buildings to have double-height windows anyway.

It would be if the building was stone or brick, but timber buildings are constructed using a grid of interlocking timbers, which means loads are carried along a grid. There would be no need for bracing in such a small opening. Larger diagonal braces could be used (as seen below) but these aren't...

Agreed with Stoop insofar double-height windows are made square-headed without braces. A mullioned window variant could be added later as Codd suggests.

Hey all, Today fluboss, myself, and a few other volunteers tested a reverse timelapse of one of Winterfell's towers to test out some ideas for a full-scale video. Most of you know what a timelapse is, but what is a reverse timelapse? Basically, we are filmed slowly destroying a build, top to...

I agree with Stoop that the limewashed (white) timber blocks could be adjusted slightly. Perhaps make the timbers a little more grey and reduce the shadows on the daub to make the plaster appear less textured (less "bumpy") which is an effect of limewashing irl. I would suggest this as...

I think we'll be okay. It's not like the new colours are subtle, they're going to stick out like a sore thumb if anyone tries using some crazy colours in an area where the colours aren't part of the project palette. Gradient colours, because they are much more similar in tone, are harder to...

The COLOURS The close-studding and the limewashing looks lovely. And praise the lord for vertical D&W ctm!