Attached Link: http://www.zhanns-place.com/za/index.html

in Bryce, Kevin Cappis graciously gave me permission to upload his tuts to my site since his is no longer up. Three tutorials on making buildings and cityscapes, just check the nav bar under 'Tutorials'.....includes booleaning and multireplicating for creation... The zip contains all three tuts for offline learning. I'll try and get them up into Rosity's tutorials section as quickly as I can....

And for those who asked, I'm waiting to hear back about JB Allen's 'Low Tide' tut and his others, which have disappeared in the last few months.....

Cool tuts! Thanks. Hey nice site BTW:]

Cheers Jan :)

I found one of them once..it was so simple I knew there had to be something else to make them look that good..talent, maybe..;) off to check it out, and thanks..;)
link check? I downloaded all 3, but 2 seemed to have the same name. The Cityblocks one seems to be named 'basic buildings'..not sure if you just like the name, or..;)

Message edited on: 07/11/2005 08:25

What a great site with awesome tuts!

HEY ALRIGHT!!!! Ive been trying to learn how to do a decent city scape a hit so many walls (no pun intended) its just not funny. Thanks greatly Zhann

Thanks. You can never have too many tuts.

Thanks to rochr, we all need to bone up on city making. Thanks for the link. p.s. - I still want rochrs babies after Drac is done !

@pakled, the zip includes all three tutorials...the tuts themselves should each be named differently, I'll check..

Bummer:( All three downloads seem to have the same title and when I opened the first one (didn't download more than 1) there were only 2 tutorials in there, and neither had any images. The cityscape one wasn't in the .zip at all.

Fran I'll reupload, may be a glitch

Found it! When you unzip to a folder, 'basic_bldgs_in_Bryce', take images labeled with 'bldg' and put in a folder (in same folder with html) called 'bldgs_tut', then grab all the images with 'cityscape' and put into a folder called 'cityscape', then when you open the html pages the images should be in place. For some reason winzip didn't take the folder but only the images in it, which won't work if they aren't in the folders that are being called by the html code. Sorry, I'll need to get this straightened out, but the above instructions will make it work.

OKAY, alright, I got the zip to work right, so when you download it and unzip it to it's own folder, select the tut html you want and the images will automatically show up where they belong......geez winzip can be a pain.