Ground Tiles

[Scribbyz]

Okay, now after I have received feedback on the colors of the cliff/grass/water tiles. I need your suggestion on the ground tile colors. If you don't like any of them, then please state why, and what I could do to make them better, color-wise.


Thank you, and all suggestions will go into consideration.

[Chief]

The colors are too… retro, lol. I like it a lot, but maybe play with some hue shifting some more.

[Drummerpete]

I like the second ones best.

[VitinhooxD]

Ya , do what Chief said some hueshifting in the rocks would be nice.

[luriok]

I'm thinking either the first or third trail.

[Scribbyz]

@Chief:

> The colors are too… retro, lol. I like it a lot, but maybe play with some hue shifting some more.

What should I lean towards? Red? Yellow? Right now I am sitting in a saturated orange. I messed with the hues, just not a lot.

[Chief]

lol, you dont even understand what hue shifting is.

[luriok]

Hmmm I guess I don't either :P Please enlighten us. ;)

[Scribbyz]

@Chief:

> lol, you dont even understand what hue shifting is.

Hue shifting is moving from one color to another, as well as, changing the shade. What do you think hue shifting is?? O.o

[Lukin]

Maybe you could make small strands of grass coming up from in between the rocks near the transition, so it looks like it's growing at the edges and not just suddenly end. As for the color on the stones, first one.

[luriok]

First one is more of a smooth kind of sandy path (with some stones of course), and the third is like a mild kind of (dried) mud path. Those were my too choices of the best ones

[Scribbyz]

@Lukin:

> Maybe you could make small strands of grass coming up from in between the rocks near the transition, so it looks like it's growing at the edges and not just suddenly end. As for the color on the stones, first one.

They rocks aren't final, just kind of a fill in. But they are going to look similar, just better shading and transitions. But I will keep that in mind when I make the finals. Thank you for your input.

@Azyru:

> First one is more of a smooth kind of sandy path (with some stones of course), and the third is like a mild kind of (dried) mud path. Those were my too choices of the best ones

I see what your saying, I might use the second color for the inside of a cave. But thats in the future.

[VitinhooxD]

@Scribbyz:

> Hue shifting is moving from one color to another, as well as, changing the shade. What do you think hue shifting is?? O.o

[Look at what ZoSo's says about hue-shifting.](http://www.touchofdeathforums.com/smf/index.php?topic=28334.0)

[Chief]

… you noobs. I will show an example. gimme a bit to throw it together

[Chief]

this is hue shifting.

The example on the left just stays one hue, shifting only the lightness of it.
The example on the right is hue shifting. when you go from darker to lighter, you shift the hue as well to achieve better lighting, and more realistic colouring.

[luriok]

Oh ok thanks now I know what hue shifting is… lol a pixel artsit(ameatuer) not knowing what that is. :P

[Scribbyz]

@Chief:

> 
> this is hue shifting.
>
> The example on the left just stays one hue, shifting only the lightness of it.
> The example on the right is hue shifting. when you go from darker to lighter, you shift the hue as well to achieve better lighting, and more realistic colouring.

Are you serious…? Look what I just said.

"Hue shifting is moving from one color to another, as well as, changing the shade."

Only difference is, I didn't use "lightness" I used shade. I didn't use "hue" I used color.

:/

[Chief]

It wasnt just for you, Azyru didnt know, dont be so egotistical, lol.

Also, you need hight hue shifts, I can barely see any at all in your works.

[Scribbyz]

@Chief:

> It wasnt just for you, Azyru didnt know, dont be so egotistical, lol.
>
> Also, you need hight hue shifts, I can barely see any at all in your works.

My fault, it was originally directed at me. I will take your suggestion into consideration. Thank you.