Based on the feedback I plan on doing the following:
- Detail the front of the house with alterations to the front arch, perhaps using some vines.
- Add a second floor to the kitchen which will become the workshop.
- Add a second floor to the accommodation section and create Master/Guest bedrooms.
- Relocate the cinema into the previous workshop room.
- Add a second floor to what is now the cinema room and make this the library.
The problem I had with it being my first large build was how to occupy the space. Hopefully these changes will address that issue. Thanks for the help and will update as the improvements are made!
Been working on this for around 3 days and is without a doubt the largest project I have ever worked on and probably the one I am most pleased with. I started out with only the idea that I wanted the front arch with pillars. It gradually evolved in to what you see now! Hoping to expand the area around this house, leaving the house as the centrepiece.
Would love to hear what you all think regarding the design, style and anything else!
View from the outside.
More aerial outside shot.
Inside courtyard.
Kitchen.
One of the hallways - is mirrored on the other side.
Seems like anyone remotely introverted has Asperger's...
I imagine that a lot of people that are shy, feel different or have one particularly strong interest can self diagnose themselves with Asperger's. Whilst they may have certain traits they may not have enough under the "Triad of Impairments" to receive a diagnosis. Whilst it is understandable that they might want a way to explain the way the are, unless you have been diagnosed by a professional then you cannot really say.
Asperger's is a life long condition. It is present from birth and signs of it will be apparent even from a very, very young age. Just because you feel slightly out of place or different amongst your peers as a teenager does not mean you have the condition.
Personally I have been through the diagnosis at the age of 19 and the main focus of the diagnostic procedure was not how I am at present, but how I have been from a young age. It has provided a lot of clarity and insight into my own behaviour.
Not such a bad thing to be different at all! Sticking out from the bland mass of "normal" is a great thing and being a bit quirky should only be seen as a positive. You say that you don't fit in but are these really people you want to fit in with? If they are such airheads you should be glad that you stick out a bit. You seem like you know your own mind and have some firm views which is a lot better a lot of people who can't even decide who to vote for on talent show X.
You have 3 friends and perhaps you should embrace that and see it as a positive! If you have found 3 great people that you do fit with and you hand fun hanging out, don't bother about the mindless norms that seem to populate the Earth :smile.gif:
You should try System Requirements Lab found here. It scans your PCs hardware and tells you whether or not you meet the minimum or recommended requirements.
Some of my biggest fears would have to be related to my Asperger's Syndrome in that I fear I never truly will be comfortable around people and whilst my isolation will be my own doing, I fear the loneliness this might cause.
On a day-to-day basis however, it would have to be going outside and dealing with people.
If you are ever in doubt about whether your PC can run a game or not System Requirements Lab is a good tool to use. It scans your hardware and tells you if you meet the minimum or recommended requirements.
If you are ever in doubt about whether your PC can run a game or not System Requirements Lab is a good tool to use. It scans your hardware and tells you if you meet the minimum or recommended requirements.
I have quite a varied music taste. I love Progressive/Electro House, Trance, Dubstep, Classical and a little more mainstream stuff such as Adele for example.
Really depends on the mood or what I am doing and what music fits best!
I've been in a long-distance relationship for 8 months now with a 26 year old woman. I am 19 years of age and whilst it has been hard that has been more due to the distance than the age gap. She is someone I get along with and that matters a whole lot more than her age to me.
That being said, you have to bare in mind that what people want when they reach certain ages is quite different to what they may have wanted in the past. As long as you both have a similar view on where your relationship is going and your expectations then don't let age hold you back!
Started hearing about in September of 2010 from some people on my course at University. I wasn't too sure what it was all about really as I had never seen the game only heard them talk about it which painted quite a different picture to reality. Finally bought the game about a month a later and felt a little swamped by how open it was to begin with. It grew on me over time though and now I love it!
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- Detail the front of the house with alterations to the front arch, perhaps using some vines.
- Add a second floor to the kitchen which will become the workshop.
- Add a second floor to the accommodation section and create Master/Guest bedrooms.
- Relocate the cinema into the previous workshop room.
- Add a second floor to what is now the cinema room and make this the library.
The problem I had with it being my first large build was how to occupy the space. Hopefully these changes will address that issue. Thanks for the help and will update as the improvements are made!
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Would love to hear what you all think regarding the design, style and anything else!
View from the outside.
More aerial outside shot.
Inside courtyard.
Kitchen.
One of the hallways - is mirrored on the other side.
Dining room.
Chandeliers.
Wall of the ballroom.
Ballroom.
Workshop and storage.
Bedroom.
Home cinema.
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I imagine that a lot of people that are shy, feel different or have one particularly strong interest can self diagnose themselves with Asperger's. Whilst they may have certain traits they may not have enough under the "Triad of Impairments" to receive a diagnosis. Whilst it is understandable that they might want a way to explain the way the are, unless you have been diagnosed by a professional then you cannot really say.
Asperger's is a life long condition. It is present from birth and signs of it will be apparent even from a very, very young age. Just because you feel slightly out of place or different amongst your peers as a teenager does not mean you have the condition.
Personally I have been through the diagnosis at the age of 19 and the main focus of the diagnostic procedure was not how I am at present, but how I have been from a young age. It has provided a lot of clarity and insight into my own behaviour.
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You have 3 friends and perhaps you should embrace that and see it as a positive! If you have found 3 great people that you do fit with and you hand fun hanging out, don't bother about the mindless norms that seem to populate the Earth :smile.gif:
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On a day-to-day basis however, it would have to be going outside and dealing with people.
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It can be found here.
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It can be found here.
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Really depends on the mood or what I am doing and what music fits best!
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That being said, you have to bare in mind that what people want when they reach certain ages is quite different to what they may have wanted in the past. As long as you both have a similar view on where your relationship is going and your expectations then don't let age hold you back!
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