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Omnis - The Erias Line (DEMO)
11 years ago

Test Footage, "Above Verdamm"


Test footage of the walkways above Verdamm. Because Verdamm City sits within the excavated mouth of an enormous cave, maintaining the cave’s ceiling (and safeguarding against collapses and cave-ins) is a constant, ongoing operation. These walkways hang like cradles from the cave’s roof, allowing engineers and geologists access.

For this, I created an entire city out of hundreds of individual buildings, resized and blurred them to create the effect of perspective. I’ve had to put the city itself as a parallax background and use tilesets for the foreground, which is something I’ll only be doing where absolutely necessary.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K0mmFqIk_Mo



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