Autmn Forest

[Mille]

Perhaps this is useful. I used the standard forest tile and tried to recolor it, so it can be used as an forest in autumn.

[Dragon Master]

The only problem is the recolored trees are pine trees, which don't change their leaves and lose them for the winter. It is quite obvious form the Winter Forest tile that those trees are still green. If you want to make and autumn forest, try changing the great tree so that it's branches are bare and there is a pile of leaves arounf it. However, recoloring terrain often looks bad so try making your own forest.

[Mille]

The only problem is the recolored trees are pine trees, which don't change their leaves and lose them for the winter. It is quite obvious form the Winter Forest tile that those trees are still green. If you want to make and autumn forest, try changing the great tree so that it is branches are bare and there is a pile of leaves arounf it. However, recoloring terrain often looks bad so try making your own forest.

Perhaps you are right if you consider the winter terrain. But for one thing believe me,the trees shown are no pine trees. For me the recolored appeared to be broad-leafed trees and the one i didn´t colored were conifers (mostly firs). Conifers and firs are evergreen trees that is right. I realized this already when recoloring.

IMHO the green trees you call pines in the winter terrain are an error, i didn´t realized before.

[luciano]

The only problem is the recolored trees are pine trees, which don't change their leaves and lose them for the winter. It is quite obvious form the Winter Forest tile that those trees are still green. If you want to make and autumn forest, try changing the great tree so that it is branches are bare and there is a pile of leaves arounf it. However, recoloring terrain often looks bad so try making your own forest.

Well the "pines" could be larches, which are not evergreen...

[Tux2B]

Have a look at this : http://www.wesnoth.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=8414

[Mille]

Have a look at this : http://www.wesnoth.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=8414

Thanks for the link - But i had already looked at it.