So which cities are done so far?

So which cities are done so far?

Are there plans to make the small wilderness village buildings included?
I went inside Hackdirt inn and saw the void. Some other place I can't remember today going around the forest too.

I ran into one minor issue in the chorrol Mage guild with the hanging sign outside. I kept hearing a sound like something was unstuck and flying around. After a bit of looking I used free rome camera and found that the sign has become unstuck and is flying around. here are some screenshots of what's going on.
http://i175.photobucket.com/albums/w139/tatts4life_photos/Oblivion%20Glitches/ScreenShot96.jpg

http://i175.photobucket.com/albums/w139/tatts4life_photos/Oblivion%20Glitches/ScreenShot98.jpg

Heh, that's havok for you. Fixed ready for the Bruma release

yeah it was a little annoying when trying to talk to the mages. It sounded like somebody was falling down the stairs.

yeah it was a little annoying when trying to talk to the mages. It sounded like somebody was falling down the stairs.

Hehe, thanks. Glad to see you like the mod

In terms of how I do it, I create a mock-up of each city in an interior cell (what I call a "dummy" interior). As you can't have landscape in interiors I make the ground out of small mesh "grids". Because of this making the dummy cities is the bit that takes the longest as it's really quite difficult to do natural looking slopes when you're limited to squares and no texture blending.

http://img201.imageshack.us/img201/7021/scd.png

After the dummy city is done I copy the whole cell, including the collision boxes and black masks I use for later, and then add the dummy city into each interior cell. After rotating and matching up the interior with the exterior mesh (which almost always never match up, so some creativity is needed), the exterior mesh is deleted. I then tidy up the bits around the interior mesh to stop clipping and such, and then delete the bits you won't be able to see, in order to minimize the FPS impact. I then apply the appropriate collision, subspace and then black mask the areas around the interior. So you end up with something like this:

http://img517.imageshack.us/img517/3564/scd2.png

If there's more than one floor, I do the next floor in the same fashion. If not, I move on to the next interior. It's a time consuming process but the quality is worth it IMO.

Short answer: Xbox.

Sorry to say guys, but due to some real life happenings and the fact that I'll be away next week means that the Bruma release will unfortunately have to be pushed back to next weekend. Sorry about that

Sorry to say guys, but due to some real life happenings and the fact that I'll be away next week means that the Bruma release will unfortunately have to be pushed back to next weekend. Sorry about that