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Base - Landing Pad (A3)
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Blueprint: Base
Custom: Terrain Base
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21 Mar, 2020 @ 6:23pm
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Base - Landing Pad (A3)

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Description
Base - Landing Pad (A3)
this is a part of a series of landing pads that increase in size similar to how paper sizes increase (increasing in size the higher the number)


Building Series
This building is apart of a series of buildings designed to work together, refer to Base - HQ for the full building list

Placement
This building has a 1 block depth allowance, it has been designed so that the first block from the bottom should just be showing at the grounds highest point

Colours Schemes
This building has been modelled to be able to easily change the colours schemes by changing the top right 3 colours, below are some examples but feel free to create your own!

Colour Mapping Chart

you can find a list of example codes here: Color Codes
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Kithid 23 Jun, 2020 @ 1:23pm 
Ah, I see. Thank you for sharing :)
Phoenix  [author] 23 Jun, 2020 @ 7:50am 
For the sv and hv I made a large green screen base that has 2 walls and a floor and i then built onto it screenshot marking points at the 4 points with gravity generator used to get the correct facing (you cant look straight top-down view without it)

I then equip the epic sniper rifle, turn off my ui and use the zoom of the epic sniper rifle to take the screenshots

CV and building are slightly different as they are to big to use the mount points, so they are mostly eyeballed, but it isn't that hard for then as you need quite a distance to fit them on the screen the only hard one to get somewhat consistent is the isometric view
Kithid 23 Jun, 2020 @ 6:37am 
How do you produce these "orthographic" views so consistently. Is there a trick you have or just eye approximation?