We currently have this very nice rock:
(and a version that's in the water that we don't currently use)
In res://scenes/quests/lore_quests/quest_001/1_music_puzzle/music_puzzle.tscn, where this rock is used, we recolour 6 instances of it with the modulate property:
The problem is, because the original rock is quite dark, the rocks all come out in quite muted colours. For example, the second rock has this modulate colour:
The rock uses four shades of turquoise, plus a slightly-blue near-black grey for the border.
I think these colourful rocks would look better if either:
- We actually had a collection of rocks in different colours, hand-picked, and stopped using modulate to make them visually distinct
- We recoloured the asset to be monochrome, with the brightest colour being set to white and the other three being appropriate shades of grey, so that they can be recoloured arbitrarily with
modulate.
I am no artist so I am the wrong person to say which approach would be better!
XP Summary (total 225)
| Subdomain |
Skill |
XP |
| Art: Aesthetics & Visual Design |
Problem Solving |
75 |
| Art: Aesthetics & Visual Design |
Creativity & Design Thinking |
75 |
| Art: Aesthetics & Visual Design |
Technical Literacy |
75 |
We currently have this very nice rock:
(and a version that's in the water that we don't currently use)
In
res://scenes/quests/lore_quests/quest_001/1_music_puzzle/music_puzzle.tscn, where this rock is used, we recolour 6 instances of it with themodulateproperty:The problem is, because the original rock is quite dark, the rocks all come out in quite muted colours. For example, the second rock has this modulate colour:
The rock uses four shades of turquoise, plus a slightly-blue near-black grey for the border.
I think these colourful rocks would look better if either:
modulate.I am no artist so I am the wrong person to say which approach would be better!
XP Summary (total 225)