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I would appreciate if someone cobbled my room together for me, as my time is now going to be consumed by my efforts to model and contribute things.

I may be able to help out one or two people with rooms, if I'm able to finish mine relatively quickly.
Please, don't hold me to anything, though.

I shall include myself in this, is there like a template so i don't have to bother with making the whole room's measurements and stuff?
and also, i can help people

last thing: good news beetle, i'm making it realistic

double freaking post:
soooo
i'm assuming this is like, a college dorm?

t00bz wrote:I shall include myself in this, is there like a template so i don't have to bother with making the whole room's measurements and stuff?
and also, i can help people

last thing: good news beetle, i'm making it realistic

If you have to ask, you didn't read.
viewtopic.php?f=19&t=28064

ah, thank you beetle. i didn't see that

Here's my room:
Where the magic (and madness I subject you guys to) begins
This is pretty much just like my actual room. Also, if I disappear this February, you'll know why.
I really really really really wanted to make a tabletop pipeball game that actually worked, but I don't think Beetle would have appreciated it :p

thank you for the consideration.

hey, anyone know if "quicksand" is a good texture..uh...material for a mattress?
if not, what do you think

@asylum
god dammit dude, now mine will probably look like crap. and what are you playing on the ginormous tv?

Use custom textures.
Hint: Link.
Almost all TF2, HL2, ... textures weren't made for dorm rooms, hotel rooms,...

Egonny wrote:Use custom textures.
Hint: Link.
Almost all TF2, HL2, ... textures weren't made for dorm rooms, hotel rooms,...

Neither were realistic textures if they are in a TF2 map.

great
now i'm confuzzled
first, egonny, you haven't answered my question on whether it's a good material or not, second, should i use a realistic looking texture, or just find some default tf2 texture?

t00bz wrote:great
now i'm confuzzled
first, egonny, you haven't answered my question on whether it's a good material or not, second, should i use a realistic looking texture, or just find some default tf2 texture?

which is more realistic, tf2 or hl2? Do you know why I said no hl2 stuff?

Beetle wrote:

t00bz wrote:great
now i'm confuzzled
first, egonny, you haven't answered my question on whether it's a good material or not, second, should i use a realistic looking texture, or just find some default tf2 texture?

which is more realistic, tf2 or hl2? Do you know why I said no hl2 stuff?

I'm confuzzled now too .
Anyway toobz, what I was trying to say is that if I was making a bed, I'd like it to have the texture of an actual bed rather than quicksand. But if you think it looks fine, then use it.

at first i was like
then i was like
then this shit happened

anyways @beetle
errrr, ok. i guess that bedsheet shall run away and never return
@egonny
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it's just what the texture is made out of, not what it represents.

Sand in your bed is annoying. I can only imagine quick sand gets annoying much faster.

*facepalm*
it's not real sand
it's just what the texture will sound like when you walk on it and shoot it.

t00bz wrote:*facepalm*
it's not real sand
it's just what the texture will sound like when you walk on it and shoot it.

Original is just being funny

t00bz, you're like a fierysnake variant sometimes.

that's rather insulting
in fact, it's very insulting
>______>
w/e

You don't think QUICK sand would get annoying faster than REGULAR sand?

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Anyway, I've used textures like that before to represent something similar (ie: mushrooms in Orient use a plaster tex, but it look mushroomy)
The Sandviches in Sandvich are made from plaster wall tex even though the are ham, cheese, tomato and bread...
Didn't even bother with the sounds or I would've have to record myself stepping on tomatoes and I don't like cleaning up messes.