After being rescued from the Blood Harvest you find the driver of your rescue vehicle has become infected, and has crashed behind a massive asylum. The Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum.

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Add media Report RSS Simple building made using blocks in SketchUp (view original)
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Afnopo
Afnopo - - 1,253 comments

Why don't you just use hammer? This looks good, just any reason?

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Feared
Feared - - 647 comments

Much Easier to replicate a photo by scale, texture, detail, etc.

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ZapWizard Author
ZapWizard - - 26 comments

FeareD is correct. This simple building may be easy to do in hammer in the first place, however Hammer doesn't give me any good reference for scale other then its grid. I would have to eye ball everything.
Since I am working with a real-world building and have reference photos SketchUp has a system built-in that lets me match the model to photographs. And using images from Google Earth I can be sure the building is made to proper scale.

See this link for a video on how to make models in SketchUp using reference photos:

The same process has been used on all my other building models so far.
For example see this photo where the reference photo is still super-imposed onto the model, or look at the building behind this one in SketchUp, it is not completed but has the reference photos attached.
Flickr.com

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Callinstead09
Callinstead09 - - 2,062 comments

I liked your Flickr pictures of the mod, maybe you could do an Allegheny sign like this one. Forestcamping.com

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Building inside the game engine, with some simple props quickly added.

Reference photo:
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