Grimrock

i didn t modelize hole in floor cause it s too much visible but less realistic
in same way we can make some circle saw on wall etc...

Drakkan wrote:Guys what I really need is some kind of glass-wall. Means normal wall, just that you can see trough it. Somebody interested ?

Ok here is my contribution to this request.
I do not know if this is exactly what Drakkan add in mind, but well...

I have shamelessly copied Skuggasveinn idea of using the secret door (from his secret door pack) to make a wall you can see through. It can be used as a wall like the portcullis or as a secret door.

There is still some tweaking to the textures, principally in the alpha channel for transparency is too high on some region of the texture at the moment.
I'd like to make a version based on the dungeon wallset secret door as well.

Some wip shots:

great work ! are they breakable?

Gah!
THOSE ARE STUNNING!

*falls over*

Can hardly wait for the release!

I really like those too, well done

I should have made this thread under a new account so more than one person could edit it.
I just have so much on the go right now to track down all the released goodies, and correct the formatting.

hyteria wrote:great work ! are they breakable?

No they are not breakable unfortunately.

I have released the "glass wall" or "glass secret doors" pack.

There is two models, one for the temple wallset and one for the dungeon wallset.
I have 8 glass design, each available in 4 colors.
Only half has been applied to each model, so some variations are still available to make if needed.

Here are some shots : You can find the file at grimrock.nexusmods.com : Glass Walls And Secret Doors

Awesome! Can't wait to try 'em!

Hi, I would like to request a freestanding bookcase model. The current bookcase models are great, but because they are a wall-decoration they use the temple texture for the back wall which makes them incompatible with the lovely temple wallsets brought out by people like Merethif and Daniv. A freestanding bookcase (that perhaps functions as an altar with regards to items) would solve this dilemma with possibly less effort (though as someone whose modelling experience is so far trying NOT to make the cube in Blender look like a deformed block of cheese, I probably don't know what I'm saying).

Thanks for listening.

We have bookcases on the request sheet, but I'll add yours to the specific request sheet!