Morroblivion

I'm going to have nightmares about that image tonight. Cut the skooma rations for landscapers from now on.

You know what'll happen if you leave.

Yes, hot!

I love it! Very... Khuul (bad joke, I know, sorry...)

Those cliffs look great, and I admire what you're doing. Clearly I've been playing Morrowind with grass and tree mods for so long that it looks strange seeing it so brown and dead, but it looks great!

Thats very nice!, One suggestion i have is to throw in a lot of smaller rocks around the base of the cliffs (If you have any, that is) and also add some small protrusions into the terrain from these smaller rocks. They could also be used instead of grass, as this area is very dry.

A willowtree in the middle overthere is perfect, all the rest is good to throw away, just kidding. It's magnificent.

Now it just needs some Tusken Raiders..

Thought I'd just comment to say how nice that looks. It seems like a rather fresh and new look for terrain in the elder scrolls. It really does give me that feeling that I'm in a foreign and exotic land. With bug fixes and clutter i cant even imagine how nice it'll look.

> many bridges
you can make this place guar-shepherd themed: because this is natural fortress from carnivores - this can add sense to bridges.

Some natural arches can be used in place of bridges in some parts:

I would recommend some dust dunes (the assets are in the CK currently) for terrain variety and to create the hilly feel of the original:

I feel like some dust-blasted smoother points are important in maintaining the feel of the West Gash, and can help in adding more places to climb the cliffs. I'd say that dust-mound hills running alongside the roads can help bring that feel, surrounded by the canyon walls you have also which are more reminiscent of the Gnisis concept art.

Something else that could really add to the immersion would be to utilize the blowing ash assets from Dragonborn (also in the CK already) to show dust moving along the flat cliff-tops and falling into the canyon below. Skyrim also has some great snow-blowing assets that show snow falling off the edge of objects, I could alter the texture gradient for that to look like dust.

Sounds good. The dune texture can be swapped out quite easily in the CK (that is the dirt road texture, I was using it in Gnisis, but it would need to use the rocky dirt texture instead). Also, about that blowing air asset, there should be one that looks more ashen in the ck as well (ash blowing instead of snow blowing), but that can come later as you said.

So... Beautiful...

Here's another mockup, I'm using these in place of concept art because it's easier for me to landscape than draw:

Just some experimentation with bringing the hilly West Gash look to parts of the canyon.

To avoid conflicts and stepping on toes, if anybody is going to landscape West Gash you'll need to specify exactly where.

I'm doing the west ridge between the Bitter Coast and West Gash up to the stronghold Andasreth. This range does not use the new assets.

Looks neat, don't forget to raise the water level though. (:

I'm fairly certain that ash doesn't turn water red, that tends to be caused by metals like copper. Based off of the Gnisis concept art, the area seems to have green rivers from volcanic minerals.

Skyrim's volcanic tundra uses water similar to that.