Recent content by Riva

I'm posting this because it concerns our beloved member Ban the cheeseman. I didn't expect my brain to throw this at me but here I am, telling the story. So I was chilling out on Mythic Scribes, another one of those days; strolling around the site I end up on the chat, as usual. Chatting with...

Okay, the gods if not united don't have complete power over the planes, and this explains their dangerousness ecc I'm curious about what purpose the orginal plane did serve? Did they build it for mortals? Or for they own use? Or was it just a natural feature? Also why are certain gods keen on...

I'll post again when I'm done with homework, just jumping in to rephrase a bit of what I said here because I must've had a stroke while writing that lol. It may be understandable but "What if the actual poles are immaterial but the various junk made of the material they attract forms big balls...

I tend to agree with Vaporo on this one. It's in that zone where it's a bit too convenient to be natural but not so much to be intended. I'll throw out there a couple of ideas regarding the poles: What the actual poles are immaterial but the seem to be big balls of whatever material they happen...

Ah ok got it. Well, yeah, that "radial" was kind of redundant.

Yep, that's what I said mate :D, just anything that gives you information on your radial distance from the core. Oh right, silly me, but that is if the vector is normal. In this case I understand that there is indeed a normal vector to the x,y plane but we cannot initially know its components...

Oh if you were going to do something more like actual waves with the pulse then I'd go with Vaporo's suggestion of the force field. You could have your crystal vibrate in response to being affected by the field or something like that, if you want to have a frequency. The ratio of force and...

A scary moment for sure. Just one thing, before doing the math you have to check the Pulse, not the other way around. At least, that's my understanding. Anyways good luck with the writing, hope that helped.

There you go. I think it's right but if you find a mistake let me know. I'm a tad curious on how you would implement this in your story, I think that I woud've just said something like "She took out her compass, did her calculations, and for the love of god..." Just wondering.

Yep, I can see it wither I click on view image or not. I like that colored hexagon thing on top. Also, is that a hebraic tree of life?

Hi Derek, thanks for the comment. You're kinda flattering me by bringing up Giger (I take that as a compliment) hahaha. Hmm nice connection that to Ammit, but I must admit it has never crossed my mind while drawing it :D Actually I think I drew that after a friend of mine linked me a video bout...

If that's the case I don't even think that you would require maths. You could roughly figure out where you are just by looking at the tilt of the compasses' rods. If you really need precision you could pick three poles and the centre to serve as the base of your reference system. I'm gonna...

Hello, to me the way you decided to convey directions seems okay, so I'd leave it at that. As for how to determine the characters' position in the sphere I'd have a question: are the seven poles always in the same positions relative to one another? (hence same angles between them)?

I'll also post the version without the crappy background.

Did a creature design which, I guess, may interest somebody. I'll also post my eventual future drawings in this thread to keep them tidy and in one place. Got a bit lazy with the limbs on the other side and the tail doesn't convince me completely, but I'll be moving on. Added a quick crappy...