In this tutorial we're going to go into the fatty layer of Badlands that is buildings. Construction of a building in Badlands may look like a tedious process, but when it's all chopped up into bits and pieces, the load may seem a bit lighter.



Step 1: Let's start with a fresh canvas of null.





Step 2: The foundations of our building will begin with the back end of a roof.





Step 3: These end pieces are added to ensure that the building won't have 'openings'.





Step 4: An "enclosure" piece is dragged down from the end pieces to cover up openings. Make sure the number of "light" parts are a multiple of three, otherwise the building's body won't come out well.





Step 5: A base is added to the building.





Step 6: This small 2x1 piece is added in the middle so that the body doesn't look messy. Keep in mind that larger buildings may need this 2x1 piece more than once.





Step 7: The body of the building is placed. Notice the holes left on the side.



Step 8: Fill up the holes by copying and pasting the 1x2 part of the body piece.





Step 9: The border of the roof is added.





Step 10: The body of the roof is added to fill in the naked null part.



Step 11: Spit and polish. Add doodads to the base of the building to customize it a little bit.



After some practice, Badlands buildings can be used to make city scenes, both large and small.

Map used in screenshots
Brush used for making buildings

Btw, a question to all: should that kind of section (or simply all of them) be within a "collapse" box and specific titles?

Inferno, make this with points like this and it should be ready to be put into the Wiki :

This.

Plus, if you could make it in relation with a brush, it would be awesome!
Please work on it. It's very near from completion

It is in correlation with a brush. Look at the bottom/read the whole thing before posting. I don't get why I need to put the images in collapse boxes, but whatever. I'll have to work some time into my schedule in order to do it .

I meant that you should make direct and explicit references to the brush itself. For example: "In order to have a 20x12 building, you'll need to place a "top roof" and then place 3 "left/right roof edge" " (not sure if these are the exact names into your brush ;o.

The brush goes in the exact same order as the tutorial does. Like I said before, you should check it out before you make any judgments.