Adventures across the 3rd dimension

At least it's not images on Pinterest.

Death to Pinterest

actually I don't think most images were from there...
Anyway. I made a bucket!
It's the same size as the loo

I shrank the bucket and today I realised the loo was entirely too small and increased it's size with 50%  

I also have some other issues to get sorted...  

 

The uninterested pig somehow makes it even funnier.

I've managed to fix all the issues with positions, collision boxes, item descriptions etc - but now that I compare my stone things with the in game stone things... Mine aren't really the right style... They should be chunkier and have more "damage". I guess there are efficient and easy ways to take pieces out of something but... I seem to always end up adding more coordinates and then moving them around one by one manually. And then parts of the texture-mapping needs redoing... : /
 

(I don't think this needs saying but two of my items are to the left and two from the game, to the right)

Blender's Knife tool may help with cutting.

...also I couldn't tell the difference between the objects displayed but now I've noticed that final line of text and looked closer I think that the main difference in the "style" is that the damaged ones have a slightly more distinct and uneven bevel.

I've never managed to get the knife tool to actually work... Or did I? Anyway I think there were some rules or issues that I found hard to keep track of.

If you have enough vertices you could just flatten some of those edges/corners with the sculpt tool.
Those edges on the damaged models seem to look a little paler too. Is that achieved by texture mapping or is it the shader?

The paler edges are done by texture I think - and I'm trying to use the same textue for everything (well, one for stone items, one for wooden items etc) so I can't really have them quite as detailed. But I also think I made my pale edges thinner (and darker) which is something I could adjust.

As for having enough vertices you know a cube starts with a whopping 8 of them, right? Which is why I keep having to add more by subdividing edges, when I want to add detail...