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Approved by me as well

Thanks guys, happy to confirm post-approval

Dark greetings from the Wall! Excited to confirm that with Otty and Stanatee completing the Brew House, the last of the major locations have been structurally completed. Now begins the task of furnishing the dilapidated interiors. Yay! This is going to be a team so I've started adding plot...

Great work with this Highgarden house, you've really nailed all the small details. Just a handful of notes: - When using these multi-sided utensil blocks/drawers/cabinets, we try to use half doors/other blocks so that only one side of the block is visible. It's not the biggest deal on...

Hey Tech, great work with this Tarbeck house. On the whole you've done a nice job, the shape, look and feel of the house is largely consistent with the Tarbeck style. My only suggestion would be to add a little bit more to front yard, you can add some vegge patches like in this example...

Hey TechOnPC, Thanks for completing this application, and for your patience while we took the time to review it. (Approve of that Batman skin too, I had a similar one back in the day). Nice work with replicating the application house, As I hope you can tell ,we try to put as much detail and...

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We'll be getting some shots of Harrenhal in House of the Dragon too when it hosts the Great Council of 101 AC, here's a shot from the recent trailer:

Spectacular work guys, love the use of pebbles and some of the new designs you've come up with. The barrow outside the walls looks really nice too I picked up on the debate around the best block to use for the palisade walls and how you had initially suggested using firewood blocks, and...

Harrenhal's a vibe

Looks go Looks good to me. FYI I think if you turn on the Better Grass option in video settings the grass texture will appear on the side of the block too.

Latest attempt using Emote's brilliant striation script. As suggested to reduce the amount of overlap of the lines, I've first added guiding layers of concrete, then masked the various rock striations to them. Some lines get cut off when they merge into larder lines above/beneath them, but it...

Thanks for the quick turnaround Rob. House is looking good, a butcher was a good choice for profession and the house overall aligns with the White Harbor style around Gullsgate. Just a few small suggestions: - When using these multi-sided utensil blocks/drawers/cabinets, we try to use half...

Hey Rob, thanks for completing this Tarbeck house. On the whole you've done a nice job, the shape, look and feel of the house is largely consistent with the Tarbeck style. I'd only suggest a few changes to make it a little more consistent with the other Tarbeck builds and other server style...

Hey Rob, Thanks for replicating the application house, as I hope you can tell ,we try to put as much detail and signs of life as we can into every single building on the server. Hopefully through this application process you'll see how this approach is carried across our different projects and...

One thing I've noticed is that even if you keep various perlin numbers the same - if you change the pattern block (e.g different wool colors), the striations lines also seem to change. I'm trying out ways to keep the lines relatively parallel so they don't overlap with each other too much, but...

Had I known that’s all it would’ve taken I would’ve competed that contest entry years ago :P

This is iron ore I believe

Yeah I get the impression you only see straight horizontal lines of striation when the rock layers are exposed by erosion, like in the pic of Grand Canyon below. If the mountains have been thrust up by plate tectonics, as the Red Mountains most likely were, these lines become warped and wavy...

Thanks everyone, I'll work with these ideas to come up with some different options, either more varied/wavy striation lines that show how the mountains were pushed up out of the ground (rather than exposed via erosion/igneous rock flows), or a more of a composite mix like in this test. Either...