TERRAINS REPLACEMENT UPDATE – ISLAND LIVING
Thanks to @szanne7000 for the first photo!
Here comes the sunshine on the beaches of Sulani’s islands 🏝
We outdid ourselves with this update. We are quite proud of it. Ok, the fact that we liked Sulani better than the other worlds helped a bit…
First, we did the usual. Dumped load and load of new sand on each beach of Sulani. On the ocean ground, the beaches, the inside of the islands. All sands were replaced with sweet, hot, fine sand. Something calm and soothing under your pixelated feet, some even say if you rub your heels with it you’ll remove your pixelated horn! Totally bonus, good for your health and self-care. Getting a tan and smooth feet.
But that’s no surprise coming from us. Then we started the heavy work. Not to brag but some of us lived on tropical islands and know the landscape. That black road made of volcanic stone? Hm, not much. Yes, you understand right: we changed the road to a dirt road. Or at least to a concrete one. We leave it to you what you want it to be. The fact is: it’s not dark anymore.
What was that anyway? Asphalt in a natural and eco-friendly surrounding?
But those volcanic stones are cool. A volcanic island is hot to live on! Sometimes the volcano goes in action, the lava flows gently and people gather around to watch the show. It’s the power of nature, the wildness of the universe, etc. etc. etc. And you know what those volcano stones also are? Sharp. Really sharp. Like cutting edges. Often called slag when the magma has cooled down and solidified, those rocks are sharp and certainly not smooth and slippery.
We fixed it.
As you can see, the rocks are now more than textured. It’s more than the usual textures.
We add perspective! Those rocks are even better than before. These rocks have depth, perspective, angles, slag. They are rocks. And they rock Sulani 😎
After this proud enhancement, we aimed to beautify the whole place. Figured why not. We had the impression that for once, everything didn’t need to be plastic and perfect, we went with the wave and touched some wood textures on the urban furniture (think: bridge) or the main place’s pavement on Ohan’ali Town. That needed a complete makeover.
Try it. Download it and install. Give us feedback. Take screenshots and tag us! Let us see your pixelated feet and what you think!
Download here