My first thought was, the texture looks too much south american old Inca temple, not really the look I was looking for, so I render a new texture in FilterForge<\/a> using the same filter, just another setting.<\/p>\n So, back into Cheetah3D<\/a>. Applying the new texture. This looks better. Also, I added two minor Reliefs with a stone texture to them, as you can see, to get some stones pushing up through the grass.<\/p>\n Now I decided I needed some different tops on the walls, the look to artificial, so I created a Cylinder like this.<\/p>\n Using a Box and a Boolean to cut away the lower part of the cylinder.<\/p>\n With some Cloning and rotations, I got this setup.<\/p>\n Now, using Boxes and Boolean remove, double Boxes on each corner…<\/p>\n I could make nice perfect corners. Still not happy with the texture though. So back into FilterForge and my own briicky walls<\/em> filter. (yes, it is spelled like that). Texture map<\/p>\n And normal map.<\/p>\n And here I am UV mapping this, hiding all other elements in the scene.<\/p>\n Now I need a texture for the top railings, and a mossy stone looks good, texture map<\/p>\n normal map.<\/p>\n And here you can see how nice the corners are. This is coming along nicely now.<\/p>\n Now I needed as door, so first, I cloned the wall and then did an Intersect Boolean with a Box, to get a Door design. That one I cloned and cloned again, then shrunk one copy.<\/p>\n And here we have a door frame in stone…<\/p>\n ..and a door.<\/p>\n Now, how does this look after I added some wines and some decorative props?<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"http:\/\/4eyes.code66.se\/wp-content\/uploads\/2010\/10\/cgate0301.jpg\" "\\"cgate0301\\"")
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