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Quote from 13thMurder

True... i painted it white in the last update to help eliminate that issue, but it still persists... i'm thinking the only option left is either experiment with other possible colors, or perhaps make it semitransparent. I need to experiment a bit.

If you work with different colors, same as colors would mesh together making somethings work but other not, the only thing I can think of is most likely switch to transparency sadly.

Quote from MissMelcheor

If you work with different colors, same as colors would mesh together making somethings work but other not, the only thing I can think of is most likely switch to transparency sadly.

I've had another idea... i could switch the metal plates over to wood, and could make it a rather smooth, polished extremely dark mahogany type thing... if not, and i end up having to go with transparency, i could make it look like the glass texture i use already, broken and cracked bits in it and such, so it wouldn't be too bad anyway.

Try a mock up of both and see how it goes, and when done wouldn't mind seeing them. c;

Chickens...




In the order they appear:

Brownish chicken, Red chicken, spine chicken, fancy dark chicken, slightly golden brown chicken, nudist chicken.

The spine actually bends at the bottom ingame, the program i use to view models just did it a bit odd, so i had to edit the spine in manually.

Quote from TrueGamer97

I love the chicken textures. The spine chicken certainty is amusing.

I'm thinking of doing cows next... looking for cow suggestions. Should they even be cows?

Quote from Rollerskate

If your interested in my Tasmanian Tiger idea here's a few pictures of them:

I think i might just do that. I needed a wolf idea.

Quote from TheAuthor

Passing by for suggest: one rare variant of the cows (or any other mob, it doens't matter) could have no skin, and be covered with some old coat, but in a way you could still see it had nothing outter than flesh under it.
I know it doens't make that much sense, but who cares?

Good idea, but what if it were a leather jacket? Then it might make a bit more sense...

Bat texture.



It's some sort of clockwork bat/insect/flying thing.

It has some gears inside... and a clockwork wind up key on the back... and some eyeball-like things... yep, it's whatever one of those things that have those parts are.


Also, look what i found out how to do.


I can never get rid of those odd lines sticking out of it... i've checked for extra rows of pixels, or semitransparent stuff, there's nothing of the sort, yet all my textures get that for some reason.

Quote from Karhs12

Perhaps cows could be gross, hulking masses of lumpy tissue with wooden or metal rods for legs? Heads, faces, and any distinguishing features at all on the mass would be optional. It is not recommended to think too deeply about the truth behind the "milk" they produce.

I have absolutely no idea where this idea came from but I'm posting it anyways

That actually sounds excellent. I use randommobs, and most of what i add are recolors of the same texture with slight variations, but i like to add 1-2 unique rare varients as well... something like that would really work well for it. That's definately going to happen.

It can't be too gory though, since i don't want it looking like soul sand is walking around on stilts. (soul sand is a pile of guts in this pack id you didn't know) so the cow thing will have to be a... uh... fleshlumpasaurus type thing. A lumpy pinkish blob that is mostly bald aside from a few tufts of hair here and there, maybe an eyeball that is just a bit off from where it should be.

Quote from Rollerskate

I don't know if you've thought about this, but you might want to make the zombie pigmen, skeleton, and zombie textures all work for the armor in the game. I would hate to have you redo it because you realized the textures wouldn't match up properly with the armor.

The armors were built around the "steve" texture, i figured i'd build the zombies and skeletons around that. Really all that i need to get right is the eye placement.

Quote from IsaacPunchesTrees

I quite like this idea. Something using the refrigerator as a hermit crab uses its shell would be odd enough to fit in, as well as bizarre enough, without being entirely unbelievable. Plus, it adds the slightly creepy question of what this creature could actually be. Perhaps some variants could have the refrigerator at different levels of decay, revealing more of the creatures body?

I might just add that as a random varient. I've been working on the snowman... i was thinking of having it being a refridgeration unit of some kind, then i realized... it's throwing urns, snow is ash, i should be making it some sort of bone grinder.

Anyway i had a thought about sheep... the sheared version. Notice that the shears in my pack are nothing more than a rusty straight razor? Yeah... sheared sheep won't be bald, they'll be sheared down to the muscle and bone. Maybe i'll add a small adhesive bandage to the entirely skinned sheep as well.