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Quote from yukaboy: Go

@Exaken: Go

2nd, is the road allowed in this excersise?

Road is in the terrain pallete.

Quote from Mozared: Go

Bronx, you keep putting out the most amazing shit. If you smooth out those little 'water holes' just a tiny bit more, it could be better, but aside from that, pretty damn awesome job.

Thanks man! I didn't really try smoothing them out too much because I wanted a realistic sharpness to the cracked hole but it didn't turn out the way I hoped so yeah I guess I should of tried seeing what smoothing a little more would of done, thanks for the tip! Will keep it in mind to try more things out before I finish. I know my tidal wave didn't turn out the way I wanted, the top wasn't bad but yeah (wish you could morph the actual water in SC2) so I wanted to make another entry. =)

I really suck at Terrain. This is my first submission, I hope it looks good. Maybe with future WTE's I will get more skill. ^^

Quote from Keyeszx: Go

@Victiln: Go

That looks very serene and peaceful, which then leads me to think of your avatar picture.

Haha, lolled at the response, and you are so right ^^

@Abion47: Go

hold ctrl and scroll wheel. also a option at top to view whole map

@StatusQ3: Go

Welcome! I would kindly like to point out by pressing V while in the editor you will go into a "Game View Mode" and it will hide the grid for you. By pressing space or Escape it will remove any current brush you have selected and thus removing any bar's/line's so that you can make a perfect picture! Also read below for information on Skyboxes to get rid of the blackness!

@Abion47: Go

Taken from: http://forums.sc2mapster.com/development/map-development/2076-skybox-info/

Quote from ubermikeleet: Go

To get (working) skyboxes to show inside the editor press CTRL and scroll DOWN with your mousewheel. This increases your view distance and eventually displays the skybox. If you don't have a mousewheel, you can use Ctrl + Shift + DOWN instead (thanks Kanaru for pointing this out).

Also check the link mentioned above for further information on Skyboxes.

Howdy, this is my first attempt at these terrain exercise. Went for a river flowing down kind of thing. Along with a little brick path between the hills.