The Pink Flamingo Helmet
[Helmet] [Animal Head]
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Created 5 years ago
Updated 5 years ago
The author of this Creation has been Rewarded by the Trove Developers.
The Pink Flamingo Helmet status has been set to Added
Ylva 5 years ago
The Pink Flamingo Helmet status has been set to Rewarded
entity 5 years ago
The Pink Flamingo Helmet status has been set to Accepted
Meowser 5 years ago
The Pink Flamingo Helmet status has been set to Approved
Ylva 5 years ago
The Pink Flamingo Helmet status has been set to Needs Review
AirRider 5 years ago
The Pink Flamingo Helmet status has been set to Active
Ylva 5 years ago
The Pink Flamingo Helmet status has been set to Needs Review
AirRider 5 years ago
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Congratulations! Your creation has been added to Trove - Pretty in Pink!
It can be found in collections under Styles > Hats > Stash Exclusive.
Marvelous! It turned out really well, i like your shading much more than my attempt :D
For the blueprints, you do not need to include _a, _s and _t, when you convert qb + maps to blueprint that blueprint packs all of those together, so you only need to upload mainmodel.blueprint, or as in this case equipment_helm_full_flamingo[AirRider].blueprint
:) (its renamed already, dont worry)
Approved!
Hello again!
I love the idea of flamingo helmet so much, they are so beautiful and majestic :D
You did a good job, but i think there is some room for improvement. First of, flamingo are known for their color and huge beaks, so it might be good to give those bits more love :)
Provided template works as helmet, not as head. Player heads are 10x10x10 so this layer of pink can already be a visible part of helmet.
That gives us a voxel of beak length already, and then one or two more in the front of the nose should still fit.
Next, colors. Bright screaming colors could be good for Trove indeed, but may be it would be worth it to move a bit away from neon-pinks and use warmer shades. Also, rough shading worked nicely for a duck, but flamingos have less glare on their feathers so i believe some softer coloring + patterns should work better.
Also, bigger and lower-placed eyes could help to create more visual difference from duck design :P
Tried to apply those suggestions myself and came up with this model, hope it helps :)