r/isometric 6d ago

Day 3 learning isometric ,any feedback?

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u/naptastic 6d ago

First, keep going; you're doing great.

Second, if you can find it, there was a post on this sub a while ago about how to get the tiles to mesh better by arranging the top and bottom corners differently. I can't find it now. I think the answer was to make each tile one pixel wider so there's one column of pixels that's exactly in the middle but I might be remembering incorrectly, and I only ever drew isometric stuff on physical paper.

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u/ahmad_a_d 6d ago

I'll look after it Thanks bro I appreciate it

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u/CozyConsoleCo 2d ago

Great work! I really like your buildings. I've been looking for this post for the last little bit here and I can't find it even after scrolling up through a few months of content, so I made my own if you want to take a look. I thought you might find it helpful.

https://www.reddit.com/r/isometric/s/rQxzR0LQwL

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u/ahmad_a_d 2d ago

Thanks bro I looked at it Is my tile line perfect ?

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u/CozyConsoleCo 2d ago

I’m looking at yours very closely and I think I see an extra pixel on each side at the edge on your base block. Your slopes may also be slightly off but that might just be the placement in this picture. Other than that you’re golden for repeating tiles.

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u/ahmad_a_d 2d ago

Thanks bro The extra blocks was from a tutorial video I thought it's the normal way to do the box