I love how we have picture books when we're kids and if we grow up and become scientists we get to read picture books again ("papers" with "figures")
My only two design tools:
[1] "What is the experience we're trying to create" is the first & constant question
[2] To make something seem more like anything, put it next to the opposite (big guy/lil guy, happy thing/sad thing)
Found a bunch of cheap large pieces in a store and figured out how to make terrain out of em. Combining that with cardboard boxes for larger areas of elevation I think is gonna be a pretty cheap and easy way to get decent terrain.
Of particular note are the yellow walls. I think they're the unwanted part a kit series so the store had over a hundred of them for a few cents a pop. But I think lined up they make for an excellent scifi barrier!
I have a dream of playing in-person lancer on a table and this is how the robot side of the equation is gonna happen. Still not sure about what I'll do for terrain.
I have a dream of playing in-person lancer on a table and this is how the robot side of the equation is gonna happen. Still not sure about what I'll do for terrain.