Adventures across the 3rd dimension

 

Do mushrooms count? 
I know it's hard to see anything - it seems I made pretty much all my icons/thumbnails too small. In the beginning I kept making them too big, so apparently I over compensated in the other direction this time around. I'm going to have to redo almost all of them. Yay. 

(and when I say the image is too small or too big I mean the part of the image that actually contains something, as the images themselves are always 512*512 and 128*128 pixels respectively.)

Charlotte wrote:

Do mushrooms count? 
 

I don't think so. I don't think they can read either. 

I haven't really done anything since before Halloween... But today I finally got around to using uTinyRipper to look at the Foundation files. Can't say it made me any wiser. A lot of the materials seem to have failed to be extracted? Or are not loading for other reasons... They're just bright pink. Which means all the items mainly look bright pink. Though there are also more models of everything than you need when modding. So there are three files for the bed I was to look at. One called bed is actually only the cover. One is called bed prefab, and one is the complete bed. But the prefab also seem to be the complete bed. Except it's all pink, and the non prefab has a coloured cover. But the single cover is all pink, too. Also, Material seems to have two "fields", one called size and one called element 0. And element 0 seems to be the name of the material that should change when someone owns the bed.

I also browsed through the other folders, and looked at (among lots of other things) the in game item icons. For the mods, we're told these should be 128*128 and 512*512 respectively, but the game's own icons are all 188*188 and varying sizes for the larger ones (from 500-something to 600-something).

I'm now more confused than ever before.

But I AM once again feeling like making little 3D things!
And I've just gone through my previous bundle and corrected some items for the floor height (basically, the floor is 5.5 cm high and things are placed on the ground, so the lower 5 cm are hidden when placed indoors and visible when placed out of doors).

I made a pig yesterday. A straw pig - except I don't have a straw texture yet. I COULD NOT get the mirroring thing to work, so I had to do all four legs separately
And one ear ended up with inverted normals.

If the mirror function is problematic, you could try duplicating them then scaling them with a negative (or positive if it's the other side) value across the axis which basically does the same thing.