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[2d0x]

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No worries

Like a balm for the heart! ヽ(´▽`)/

[Sholom]

The way I see it jorb was designing the colors of trees. The first trees that already were got normal colors. As more were added, those normal colors started beoming less available, and so some color came in... Cypress was one of the last of World 8. Now that we have new trees, bright, bold colors have been used because there's nothing left natural looking.

To be fair though, there's still plenty of room for natural wood colours. Most of the old ones seem to be yellow or orange-ish-brown.
I only ever used poplar, plane, hazel, larch, witherstand. Rarely spruce, pine and rowan. Sallow looks good in theory, can't remember why I never use it, probably doesn't look as good in larger buildings. Very rarely I considered birch or green-ish types of wood for outlining small details.
Everything else just seem too saturated and unnatural. Or too warm (i.e. orange). Or too "plain" and lacking texture.
I would like to see more cold shades of brown, more texturated versions of something similar to some old colours we have (like spruce or aspen that isn't that smooth). Maybe something red, but prettier than cherry.

I'm not bashing on the new trees though, I personally like most of them and will be using them on some occasions. Just wanted to say that there's still something to add to natural colours of wood.

[Hrenli]

Problem is not the new materials. Problem is in how people are using them. Not something really new though...

[shubla]

help me

Synchronized plowing

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[Uriel]

Thats literaly the worst thing I have ever seen in heartlands. Why so cruel OP?

[GenghisKhan44]

I want what you're smoking. And I want to smoke it in that wagon.

And I want the Child Catcher and H.R. Puffenstuf to be there, too.

[Roxaereon]

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New woods are kinda dumb. Cherry isn't new, I know.

What's the tree with those red and green wood called?

[Audiosmurf]

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New woods are kinda dumb. Cherry isn't new, I know.

What's the tree with those red and green wood called?

Green is briarwood/heath. Red is cherrywood.

[Turtlesir]

The way I see it jorb was designing the colors of trees. The first trees that already were got normal colors. As more were added, those normal colors started beoming less available, and so some color came in... Cypress was one of the last of World 8. Now that we have new trees, bright, bold colors have been used because there's nothing left natural looking.

To be fair though, there's still plenty of room for natural wood colours. Most of the old ones seem to be yellow or orange-ish-brown.
I only ever used poplar, plane, hazel, larch, witherstand. Rarely spruce, pine and rowan. Sallow looks good in theory, can't remember why I never use it, probably doesn't look as good in larger buildings. Very rarely I considered birch or green-ish types of wood for outlining small details.
Everything else just seem too saturated and unnatural. Or too warm (i.e. orange). Or too "plain" and lacking texture.
I would like to see more cold shades of brown, more texturated versions of something similar to some old colours we have (like spruce or aspen that isn't that smooth). Maybe something red, but prettier than cherry.

I'm not bashing on the new trees though, I personally like most of them and will be using them on some occasions. Just wanted to say that there's still something to add to natural colours of wood.

Yeah this. More colors are not necessary, there need to be different textures. And there should go a little more thought into making useful materials. If people are not using one, it should be adjusted so it looks better instead of just adding new ones because they weren't there yet.