= Tracks = by Carl

ronviers na Posts: 3522 Filters: 30	= Tracks = by Carl http://www.filterforge.com/filters/5358.html How do I look? You look ready... [Kill Bill]
	Posted: April 15, 2008 3:23 am	Details E-Mail
ronviers na Posts: 3522 Filters: 30	Very nice, and a lot of looks. Just took a look inside. Wow, that was a lot of work. You are sure getting good at working with various noises. That's slick how you used tiles and the profile gradient to make the nails on Tracks. I never would have thought of that. How do I look? You look ready... [Kill Bill]
	Posted: April 15, 2008 3:28 am	Details E-Mail
Carl c r v a Posts: 5142 Filters: 51	There fun to make and work out these types of filter, I imagine low usage but if a couple of users use it I'll be happy, it will be interesting to see how much it gets downloaded, possibly to see how it was done LOL I'm going to live forever or die trying ........Carl
	Posted: April 15, 2008 7:03 am	Details E-Mail
Genie Genie Posts: 92 Filters: 29	Love this one! Now all we need is a damsel tied to those tracks! Dog - Men´s best friend... until internet came along.
	Posted: April 15, 2008 8:17 am	Details E-Mail
Redcap Redcap Posts: 939 Filters: 96	I would have to disagree with you carl. I think this will be HU before you know it. Great look and feel, and despite what you may use it for I find it quite useful. Gamers will also use it a lot. Just an idea, have you thought about trying to adapt this to a frame? Do a good turn daily. -Scout Motto
	Posted: April 15, 2008 9:45 am	Details E-Mail
StevieJ Designer/Artist Posts: 9576 Filters: 163	Clint Cheekwood Looks great!!! Nice work with the details.....tie spikes and gravel..... Quote Genie wrote: Now all we need is a damsel tied to those tracks! LOL..... Could use Three Dee's new character filter for that..... Steve “Buzzards gotta eat.....same as worms....." - Clint :)
	Posted: April 15, 2008 11:45 am	Details E-Mail
Kraellin Kraellin Posts: 8884 Filters: 80	excellent, carl! looks really good. you might want to contact Poptop software, the guys who did railroad tycoon II and III Ya can't sell art to artists! Craig
	Posted: April 15, 2008 12:53 pm	Details E-Mail
jffe Posts: 2331 Filters: 60	I like Variation #2, dual lawn trains. jffe Filter Forger
	Posted: April 15, 2008 4:49 pm	Details E-Mail
Carl c r v a Posts: 5142 Filters: 51	Quote Genie wrote: Now all we need is a damsel tied to those tracks! LMAO I should have thought of that for the description " Damsel not supplied with filter " Quote Redcap wrote: I would have to disagree with you carl. It will be interesting see what the interest will be Quote Redcap wrote: adapt this to a frame interesting idea I've got a few things in the works where the rail is adapted to part of metal plates but I hadn't thought of a frame Quote StevieJ wrote: tie spikes and gravel.. yes went from the improving spike colour from you and the gravel coverage from craig + all the other suggestion from everyone during construction, I find it very helpful with people seeing things in a different way to me if you know what I mean Quote Kraellin wrote: railroad tycoon II and III LOL I guess there must be some Train enthusiast out there Quote jffe wrote: I like Variation #2, dual lawn trains LOL come on, trains must go on grass some where in the world Thanks all for having a look I'm going to live forever or die trying ........Carl
	Posted: April 16, 2008 1:53 am	Details E-Mail
Kraellin Kraellin Posts: 8884 Filters: 80	ok, now that you've done this one up right, time to make an upgrade or a new and improved version... take my 'perfect arc' filter and curve those tracks! (i havent looked at the guts of the tracks so, i dont really know if it would work. but, from a cursory view, it shld). Ya can't sell art to artists! Craig
	Posted: April 16, 2008 10:22 pm	Details E-Mail
Carl c r v a Posts: 5142 Filters: 51	This is with no real adjusting virtually pluged in back in the tree - there does seem to be a slight error occurring, you'll notice the bottom rail is thicker than the top, whether this can be adjusteed out I'm not sure, will have to have a proper fiddle -it is a good idea if it can work, thanks craig o and there is no height on sample pic I'm going to live forever or die trying ........Carl
	Posted: April 17, 2008 1:38 am	Details E-Mail
Kraellin Kraellin Posts: 8884 Filters: 80	hmmm, i thought something like that might happen. not quite sure of what the cure shld be, though. Ya can't sell art to artists! Craig
	Posted: April 17, 2008 8:53 am	Details E-Mail
ahimsa Posts: 3084 Filters: 41	This is so cute
	Posted: April 27, 2008 4:26 am	Details E-Mail
Carl c r v a Posts: 5142 Filters: 51	I'm dreading what you'll say when the "Kiss" comes out tomorrow I'm going to live forever or die trying ........Carl
	Posted: April 27, 2008 7:01 am	Details E-Mail
ahimsa Posts: 3084 Filters: 41	You made a kiss filter? This should be interesting. I wish I could figure out how to make these kinds of filters. My brain is too numb these days.
	Posted: April 27, 2008 4:02 pm	Details E-Mail
Carl c r v a Posts: 5142 Filters: 51	The kiss has been delayed till it looks right [ User Gallery - Snog anyone ] Curves can widen the possibilities for filters drastically and be fun once you start to get a rudimentary grip on them, snippets can help a lot for example the kiss uses craigs Perfect Arc as a base which makes the whole thing work or should I say will work I'm going to live forever or die trying ........Carl
	Posted: April 27, 2008 9:35 pm	Details E-Mail
Kraellin Kraellin Posts: 8884 Filters: 80	btw, carl, if you do each track separately with the perfect arc, it shld then work properly to curve things. doing them both at the same time with only one perfect arc is the problem, i'm guessing. Ya can't sell art to artists! Craig
	Posted: April 28, 2008 1:33 pm	Details E-Mail
CFandM ForgeSmith Posts: 1850 Filters: 141	Great filter carl...
	Posted: April 29, 2008 6:05 pm	Details E-Mail
Carl c r v a Posts: 5142 Filters: 51	Quote Kraellin wrote: if you do each track separately with the perfect arc, it shld then work properly to curve things. doing them both at the same time with only one perfect arc is the problem, i'm guessing. That make sense, will give it a try - looks like I'm milking your Perfect Arc it a shame I'm working with it inside other filters so you don't get credit - I always wonder how any snippet goes HU Thankyou very much CFandM, I'm sure it will be limited use type filter but they're fun to work out I'm going to live forever or die trying ........Carl
	Posted: April 30, 2008 1:53 am	Details E-Mail
Kraellin Kraellin Posts: 8884 Filters: 80	carl, if you get some use out of it then that's all that counts Ya can't sell art to artists! Craig
	Posted: April 30, 2008 8:09 pm	Details E-Mail
Carl c r v a Posts: 5142 Filters: 51	cool - I do appreciate your thought that went in to it I'm going to live forever or die trying ........Carl
	Posted: May 1, 2008 5:51 am	Details E-Mail
Kraellin Kraellin Posts: 8884 Filters: 80	thanks it's not my normal filter type. i would have expected dilla or uber to have done it. more their type. Ya can't sell art to artists! Craig
	Posted: May 1, 2008 12:51 pm	Details E-Mail
Carl c r v a Posts: 5142 Filters: 51	After I get rid of the Kiss I'll update this one. Quote Kraellin wrote: expected dilla or uber to have done it LOL they have rubbed of on you I'm going to live forever or die trying ........Carl
	Posted: May 3, 2008 10:37 pm	Details E-Mail
Kraellin Kraellin Posts: 8884 Filters: 80	more like necessity is the mother of invention Ya can't sell art to artists! Craig
	Posted: May 4, 2008 12:20 am	Details E-Mail
Samantha Fuller Posts: 8	I'm very new but this one suggest another possibility. Could you mash up this one with your rope/net filter replacing the rails with rope to create a filter(s) for the rope bridges we see in so many games. An new element would to randomly displace a few of the boards. I simply don't have the experience to to do this for a first project. Though i might manage one for the rope sides that might also help creating rigging for pirate ships and such.
	Posted: July 25, 2008 10:55 pm	Details E-Mail

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