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2022-10-07 12:05 dustin  
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- summiteer -  
  
Rockford climbs high up the Big Mount again, which was already a big part of his adventures in Rock Fort 1-3!  
  
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random fill: space 120, | 60, \ 15, firefly 5  
random seed: 6  
  
ideas behind this cave:  
\ avoid fireflies in tight spaces (similar to bd2-c)  
\ discover a little secret :)  
\ atmosphere: climbing up a mountain

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2022-10-07 13:39 DarkStoorM  
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"a little secret", lots of brick wall. hmmmm.. :)

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2022-10-07 13:52 dustin  
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 darkstoorm , actually my first version of the cave was without the secret, and the cave was already finished. then one day i looked at the cave and thought "oh! actually that's ideal for a little secret!" :d i even chose completely new random seeds because most seeds would reveal the secret immediately :d

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2022-10-07 17:30 DarkStoorM  
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I noticed most of such caves look really nice when you just "carve" out some shape or "random" holes :D

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2022-10-07 21:02 dustin  
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you mean, like the triangular brick wall shapes here? i like the look too :)

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2022-10-07 22:32 DarkStoorM  
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Well, more like, for example, having the entire cave filled with titanium wall, but there is some sort of a tunnel or a shape, which is just a regular cave with random fills :D  
  
like in this cave, the "S" shape, which represents the playable area

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2022-10-07 23:06 dustin  
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ah, i see. we basically meant the same thing, just the other way round. i thought about the shape of the walls, but you meant the shape of the playable area. yes, i agree that there can be made nice caves with that principle :d