From the jungles and savannas of Colombia, we bring you the magical realism of The Cordobese Town. Come on in and explore our traditional architecture.
This is our first serious Three.js project and we would like to know what you think!
Check it out at https://gigazer.com/pueblito
Muy bien!
One small suggestion:
I think it would help to add a slight bit of color variation to help define shapes, like the buildings and, especially the benches. From certain angles, the benches appear like single color “blobs”. Perhaps using a slightly different color for the sides of the wood planks would help. I see that the surfaces facing upwards are a lighter green. But because the seats of the benches are tilted back, you don’t see that. Perhaps making the seats of the benches more level would help. Some of the buildings would also benefit from a slight color contrast.
I don’t know if this is planned, but if I select “Entrar la Mapa” several times, the old maps are not deleted. Instead, each new map has more little boys.
I’m glad you like it!
That lighting problem comes from a new lighting and colors system, in fact, you can test it by adding #debug to the url and reloading, but we hadn’t decided a correct configuration yet, so that’s the default one. The system is still in development but it’s almost done.
I don’t really know what is going on with that error of the cloning characters you’ve got, I’ve never seen it. If you can tell me if there’s some error message in the console that’ll be great.
Here is what I get if I push the button 5 times. This is the last screen. (I repositioned them around the star.)
Kind of neat, but you probably want to either close the menu screen when you enter the map, or close the map when you go back to the menu.
Lol, that’s because it’s multiplayer, with each tab you create a new player. You get to see other people that are playing!
Nice to know that it has that capability. I haven’t played a lot of people-to-people multiplayer, but shouldn’t you only get one display per device?
You could assemble a soccer team and play against the team of another player.
That would be cool! However, the way it is set up, you have to go to each separate screen to control each separate player.
que vaina buena…nice one!!!
