timber frame buildings

[junkkmann 82]

Can someone post some shots of the new timber frame buildings?

looked around and nothing showing up for me....

 

thx

[conmcb25 378]

http://forum.wurmonline.com/index.php?/topic/101749-timber-frame-windows-inverted/#entry1032390

[junkkmann 82]

thx!

 

anyone have any finished buildings that are all timber frame or partial?

[Lemen 8]

 

We're currently renovating our entire deed in timber frame. Finished the priest's residence last night.

[sunsvortex 599]

Edit - added some daytime shots.

 

 

 

 

Edited May 18, 2014 by sunsvortex

[Ayes 3,715]

From looking at these pics they do seem to make a nice contrast on the second floors of buildings with the stone walls beneath them. Will have to see this all within the game though, to get a true perspective on it.

 

=Ayes=

[Lemen 8]

From looking at these pics they do seem to make a nice contrast on the second floors of buildings with the stone walls beneath them. Will have to see this all within the game though, to get a true perspective on it.

 

=Ayes=

 

From my experience with them in game, the only problem they have is that they're a far higher texture than anything else.. anywhere really. Unless roof textures, stone wall textures, furniture textures, and even old wall textures get updated to a higher quality there's gonna be a lot of of awkward blurriness in timber frame homes.

 

 

Here's a timber frame window compared to a wood shingle roof.

 

Timber frame door and old wooden door. (note the floor quality compared to the timber frame)

Edited May 17, 2014 by Lemen

[sunsvortex 599]

From looking at these pics they do seem to make a nice contrast on the second floors of buildings with the stone walls beneath them. Will have to see this all within the game though, to get a true perspective on it.

 

=Ayes=

Yep, its interesting. Im not sold on the stone base and I may yet tear down the stone and replace it with timberframe. Going to wait till its done and take a look at it and then decide. The stone base seems to work well on smaller buildings, but the higher up the building goes, the more it seems to take away from it.

 

the only thing that makes me hesitant to go ahead and replace the stone is winter....it will be really really white around the deed.

Edited May 18, 2014 by sunsvortex

[KunAlt 844]

I really hope wooden beams not fitting in bsb/crates/rafts is a bug...

[sunsvortex 599]

Well here is a comparison between stone base and timberframe base. Its only the front thats done timberframe, which is why there is a stone vertical border on either end.

 

 

[DoctorAngus 184]

I wonder, what do they look like when painted?

[Druidnature 1,118]

I think the stone base looked a LOT better, but both look decent, Sun.

[Audrel 2,223]

I wonder, what do they look like when painted?

 

I didn't like it painted as it paints the wood frame also. But the white part looked nice green.

[Madt 1,178]

When painted the wooden beams should stay unpainted and only the white parts should change colour. Thatd look really nice.

How are these made? Concrete and beams or something?

[Lemen 8]

When painted the wooden beams should stay unpainted and only the white parts should change colour. Thatd look really nice.

How are these made? Concrete and beams or something?

wood beams, clay, and mixed grass

[sunsvortex 599]

I think the stone base looked a LOT better, but both look decent, Sun.

 

Yep, that was our decision as well, so we went back to full stone base. I did a couple test builds and the smaller houses , say 2x3 or even 3x3 with maybe 2 or 3 stories work well with timberframe base, but any bigger and it starts getting odd and too stripy.  Were going to start the town setup next, so well get a couple streets layed out and start throwing up a bunch of different small houses and workshop buildings and see how it goes from there.

[Hussars 511]

When painted the wooden beams should stay unpainted and only the white parts should change colour. Thatd look really nice.

How are these made? Concrete and beams or something?

 

wood beams, clay, and mixed grass

Specifically 5 beams, 10 grass, 20 clay I think it is...

[MVGWoody 19]

A Dutch Barn style enclosure for our large carts with a thatched roof.

[Zetuka 118]

does anyone tried a mix normal wooden walls and timber frame walls ?

[silakka 2,360]

Sold pink, blue and green dye for people to dye their timber walls

Green and pink are super super bright, but blue looked very nice, since it's a darker color.

 

And green did work quite nice, since timber walls have very bright and dark spots, so it looks like it has 2 dyes on it, bright+dark, but most of the time it makes bypassers blind

[Shadz 525]

Sold pink, blue and green dye for people to dye their timber walls

Green and pink are super super bright, but blue looked very nice, since it's a darker color.

 

And green did work quite nice, since timber walls have very bright and dark spots, so it looks like it has 2 dyes on it, bright+dark, but most of the time it makes bypassers blind

got pics?

[silakka 2,360]

only got blue and green. for pink you need to ask Mishia

 

 

[Leroy 315]

only got blue and green. for pink you need to ask Mishia

 

 

Blue is a bit saturated, the olive in the background, while not on timber frame looks neat and the OMG X.X my EYES the lime green is toxic!

[Torgrim 403]

Those new walls looks great. Only real problem I have with them is that the doors are ugly. 

[junkkmann 82]

bump for people needing to see the painted timber walls.