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[B] Cyberpunk Interiors 03 — Ripperdoc
Added 2023-04-25 13:57:50 +0000 UTCTime to do a little business, he he he....
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Update Commentary [2025/03/08]:
As I upload the packs to various marketplaces, I notice the outdated flaws and have to update them. It's unfortunate that renaming an asset breaks saves for dungeondraft (i.e. the save can't find the image you've previously placed on the map), but such changes are a necessity. Here the naming conventions were adding the pack identifier into the name (Int03) and adding alphabetical sub-identifiers to the numbered assets. This helps make sure that related assets are organized accordingly when viewed alphabetically.
Release Commentary:
The Cyberpunk Interiors 3 (2 is the bars pack, need to rename...), this time going for the ripper doc theme. Lots of cybernetic body parts for your dismembering fetishes!
While the parts may seem like they're supposed to go together, they're just random body parts. This isn't a make-your-own-robot pack, so naturally they don't join in the most perfect way.
I'm still trying to find the perfect balance of variations and I think 3 is a good number to stick to. 2 color variations and 1 colorable. That way they look real neat in DD. Granted, there are still some things that don't really need a variation (or maybe they do, you tell me...)
Another little problem we're still kinda mulling over is scale. Sometimes you can get things perfect accurate i.e. a bottle that is exactly 15-20cm wide. But then there are only so many pixels you can work with. So generally, we try to make some things just a little bit bigger than the real life example. Some things I notice are best done perfectly to scale, i.e. furniture.
Changelog:
2025/03/09 - Missed some stuff (v.2.01)
- Removed leg duplicate
- Missed some naming errors for hands and legs
- Renamed electronics 01 to control panel
2025/03/08 - Naming conventions & Tags [Breaking] (v.2.00)
- Updated naming conventions to current standard, improving organization.
- Added and renamed some tags for organizational purposes
- Removed some redundant variations & added replacements
2023/04/25 - Super small glow fix
- Fixed ...Monitor_10_Colorable to not having its glow allowing for customization.
- Fixed naming for a a glow effect set
Comments
That's fair enough - no real need for them now, just wondering! :-)
Simon 'Landmine'
2023-04-25 14:37:02 +0000 UTCIt did cross my mind to add organic parts (i.e. heart/liver/brain in a jar) but alas the pack would've been delayed by a bit if I decided to add those. We'll have to fit them in another pack. :'(
PeaPu
2023-04-25 14:29:54 +0000 UTCYou had me double-checking our weapons packs there :D I think we do have a few assets there that are definitely too big. (that Tec-9 and Handgun 16 come to mind...) But most of them seem to be good. Our AK is almost perfect dimension wise :D
PeaPu
2023-04-25 14:26:06 +0000 UTCAre there going to be any 'cold storage' organs or other parts for those organlegging ripperdocs?
Simon 'Landmine'
2023-04-25 14:22:35 +0000 UTCSo many learning processes! At least you didn't create the "eight foot Glock" I found in someone else's pack!
Simon 'Landmine'
2023-04-25 14:21:43 +0000 UTCYea, I find smaller items can get away with being a little bigger (e.g. forks, bottles) or abstract items (pillars, machine rigging, etc..). But most items, especially ones we're used to seeing in our daily life better be to scale. Unfortunately, we didn't quite adhere to this principle perfectly in many of our previous packs, but 'tis a learning process.
PeaPu
2023-04-25 14:19:25 +0000 UTCYep, I agree that furniture and larger items need to be to scale. The smaller 'table dressing' props can be slightly larger, though. I do appreciate your efforts to keep things to scale, though - they do make the maps look so much better.
Simon 'Landmine'
2023-04-25 14:13:08 +0000 UTC
