Documenting my progress of the 2021 Colab.
Let's start with some relevant things I've created in the past.
https://skfb.ly/6SJF8 Hand sculpted stylized boat rocks and sand
https://skfb.ly/6CtCr WOW style tavern- hand painted
https://skfb.ly/onrrt Dutch Medieval Townhouse - Modular Design
https://skfb.ly/onrrv Medieval farm Building - Modular Design
https://skfb.ly/6TMCP Scottish Grave Yard - hand-painted, trim sheets and seamless textures
andybegg a couple notes about the wall beams: I recommend starting from there and saving iteratively as you go.
If you could add those as well it be great! Maybe only 1 or 2, duplicated + oriented around.Let me or 
blanchsb know if you have any questions
Homework Submission - Week 4 - Roof/Wall Beams
Hey @theluthier
I've only got so far with the wallbeams, but I've seen that other people have compleated their beams so I guess its less important that these are finished?
My plan was to block them out then just create a two way repating trim sheet with a few difrent planks. I don't think I'll have time to complete this before the livestream tomorrow.
If you want me to keep working on it let me know.
In other news, I have compleated the last little bits of the roof :)
Impressive, really impressive. Love the sculpted details both on the tiles and wood 🤩
Oooo I love the style of your wooden beams andybegg! You're right that other beam makers have pulled through to the finish. Still, if you're willing, I'd like to have your beams as an option! If you'd rather not that's OK.
Homework Submission - Week 4 1/2 - Wall Beams + Bonus wood canopy
Hey @theluthier
Hope you see this, if not I'll re-tag you next week.
Here are the compleated wood beams, and also very quickly through together the wood canopy.
I've stuck them in the G Drive in their respective folders.
This is the repeating texture I created for a trim sheet. :)
Its been a great project, really good fun. Thank you for putting it all together!
Oooo YES another trim sheet!! I'm so glad you went this route! Both you and oonelombax seem to have naturally extended your scope to other assets when applying this technique. It's powerful right?!
Your beams and wooden canopy look sooooo good in the assembly:
I'm thrilled that you accepted the extra task and finished it out! Your artistic eye is well-developed. The styled wood grain details and imperfect edges go a long way with aesthetics.
Phenomenal work andybegg. Thanks so much for contributing to this project. It's been a pleasure working with you 🤝
PS: PLEASE work on the interior!
@theluthier
Glad you took that shot I was wanting to see it all put together. Is it okay to share that image on social media?
I'm hanging around for the interior, I'll need to adapt the roof. and I suggested to Omar that I could use some beams to structure the ceilings and floors inside. I also wouldn't mind doing some furniture or objects.
Also, I think a potted chili plant might be quite fitting.
Will there be a list of stuff or is it a bit of a free-for-all for assets?
spikeyxxx I've grown chillies inside before, and I live in Scotland. They would definitely die outside here.
That is great news, I'd like to grow some inside, but thought it would be too dark..outside would not be an option for me...are there special species for that? Would I need a special light?
No special plant or light.
I just bought a kit from the supermarket one day, and kept it by the window.
Sorry, I can't remember what type it was. It grew your typical thin red chillies.
It would grow 2 or 3 chillies a year.
I think I overwatered it one time and it didn't recover. RIP 🌶️🌱
Well, I have only a window facing north (in Germany, so northern hemisphere),,,
I am considering artificial sunlight...could then also grow some fresh herbs...
Anyway, the spice vendors house doesn't have overly large windows...I'd suspect he'd import the spices, because growing chili's enough to sell in a prety dark house? But visually certainly an interesting idea! Maybe Vadim gives us a few more guidelines :)
