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Calling Adam Brandt

Posted: January 21st, 2011, 8:12 am
by Terry Grayson
Adam

Was looking at your libaries you created for Glen Haven and have confused myself

I really like the texture sets you created.. And thought bout perhaps using them soon...However If you could be so kind
tell me what each of those blends are? All I see is like S2,S4 and all that

Is there anyway you can shoot me a list here labeling what they are for like Sand Blend1 etc? I am color blind so this would assist greatly

Thanks brother

Terry

Re: Calling Adam Brandt

Posted: January 21st, 2011, 1:03 pm
by A Brandt
Terry, great question! I realize that without access to the arch file, you wouldn't know what all these textures are meant for. So here's how it works. I intended for the letter to designate what blend type it is, however I didn't use them quite like that. Note the reason I named them like this is because it's much easier to choose them in the texture list. When choosing a texture from the texture list, instead of scrolling through the list, click the texture box, type "R1" or "S5", hit enter and voila!

S# textures are for Rough blends
B# textures are for Beach blends and Dunes blends
P# textures are for Pine blends
The A# textures were used to transition from the P5 texture to the S9 texture, as a buffer from sand to pine bed
I did not use the R# textures

So for example, on hole 1 at Glen Haven starting from the first rough texture you then have S1-S8 for the rough blends, and B1-B4 for the dunes blends. Same idea for the wooded holes, but it's just the rough texture, then P1-P4 for the pine blends. S9 is the main texture of the plot. P5 is the main pine bed texture.

Hope that answers you question!!

Re: Calling Adam Brandt

Posted: January 22nd, 2011, 2:39 pm
by bryce
Those textures are probably going to be used alot. I went back and looked in the arch to see if I could figure out how Adam labeled them, but I opened the library with the holes signs first. These look so real.....I gotta know Adam...how did you do the indented numbers and leaf?
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Re: Calling Adam Brandt

Posted: January 22nd, 2011, 3:01 pm
by Indy Anna Jones
I wish someone would do a nice set of generic holes signs in a separate library; no distances or pictures, just "1st hole" (or "Hole 1") then par 3, 4 and 5. The nicer signs don't fit other courses and the generic signs we have available (IMO) aren't very attractive.

Re: Calling Adam Brandt

Posted: January 23rd, 2011, 8:14 am
by SteveHorn
Indy! I totally agree. It would be nice to have some good generic hole signs.

Re: Calling Adam Brandt

Posted: January 23rd, 2011, 8:39 am
by tincup
Someone did develop a library like that (don't remember who). :shrug:
It is called Generic Hole Signs, dated Feb 17, 2009.

Dar

Re: Calling Adam Brandt

Posted: January 23rd, 2011, 9:59 am
by bryce
Dar, I think those are the ones Judy was talking about. I might use Adam's, but I'll have to manipulate them some. It can be done, but I just want to know how Adam got the indention look to be so real. Even the little leaf in the upper right corner is intented.

Re: Calling Adam Brandt

Posted: January 23rd, 2011, 11:11 am
by BrianZ111
Looks like he used the template for the CC Park signs I did. If you want to create some generic sings, I posted the templates for a wood and a granite sign here: http://www.zagerdesign.com/golf_design/ ... _signs.htm

He definitely did a better job of getting the engraved look then I did though. I think I just surround everything with a gray outline. His actually has a shaded look with shadow and highlighting. Very nice!

Re: Calling Adam Brandt

Posted: January 23rd, 2011, 11:15 am
by bryce
Brian, I like those wooden ones too! I'm assuming you and/or Duncan did them for the CC Park course?

Re: Calling Adam Brandt

Posted: January 23rd, 2011, 11:24 am
by BrianZ111
Yeah, I did both a wood and a granite sign and we ended up choosing the granite for CC Park. I don't know if the wood signs ever got used for anything but the templates are there if anyone wants them. Duncan did the tee markers.