no your design what youve postet before is to simple just wanted to show you how you could make it. If you want i could send you the blend file.

@Realspawn - Did you actually place all of those rooms in WED or did you do it by code? If by code, is it random?

@rvl_exile: I like it! There are only some things which don't look right:

- the table cloth of the upper table looks unnatural, very starchy. In reality, it just hangs down.
- the knifes and forks are a bit to wide and flat. Especially spoons and forks are elegantly curved. They look at the moment like eating utensils in the Army.
- the plates look very modern, but if those are for your hotel scene you should stick to a more classic look.
- the wine glass on the pulled table cloth looks wrong for two reasons: first, there is still wine in it, second, if the table cloth was pulled by thrown chairs or zombies or whatever happened, it is most likely, that the glass fell down. I just would remove it.

Other than that it looks really, really nice. You develop a sense for atmosphere. Stick to your hotel scenery and keep working on it!

Heya all, back from the bush and now I have to work on learning A8!
Good to see so many old faces still pluging away at projects...

@xbox

the rooms i created all in wed. random would be cool
but as a non coder i have no idea how to do that
for now this works and the workshop will be soon on my
noob place. People can use it then to create there own
games with. All i do is create small basic stuff to learn from

@Nems: Welcome back!

the magical violin maze workshop is finished and on my page
on to the next project

- the table cloth of the upper table looks unnatural, very starchy. In reality, it just hangs down.
- the knifes and forks are a bit to wide and flat. Especially spoons and forks are elegantly curved. They look at the moment like eating utensils in the Army.
- the plates look very modern, but if those are for your hotel scene you should stick to a more classic look.
- the wine glass on the pulled table cloth looks wrong for two reasons: first, there is still wine in it, second, if the table cloth was pulled by thrown chairs or zombies or whatever happened, it is most likely, that the glass fell down. I just would remove it.


That's why i don't like and don't stick to realistic games, too too much parameters and real world rules to follow, specially for lonewolves.

Borderlands world and style for example make you free from reality, no more way to stick to real world ruleS.
Same thing for cartoon games (WOW mmo etc ...) and other styles ... for indies it's lot more simple to follow

to follow up on whats been said here about the dining set, to fix the dark lines around the silverware, when you bake your ao, you might want to hover the silverware a little above the table, then put them back down when the baking is done.

@Lostclimate, AO will not baked into theses Models just made it to get more depth.

regards Sebastian