Some progress shots just to show how this 8 foot monolith was built.

I tried a few different lighting methods. Landed on wrapping the wood in some string lights.

Wrapped the frame in a black tarp, and cut out a portion for the triangle.

I tried to go for the montage, but could only get 3 squashes. So here's the one that went the smoothest.

I thought that the compact base I built with upgraded walls would be a good example of revolution. Making it compact makes it less obvious, and requires fewer materials. So if it does get noticed and infiltrated, you can bounce back and build another.

Let me elaborate a little more on the post. Usually when you leave a plane midair, you freefall until you pull your chute. But it put me right on the side of the plane, which was weird. Then an enemy plane ran into us, and somehow didn't explode until I fired at it (while balancing on the back of our plane). Once it exploded, it knocked our plane off balance, causing us to hit a tree and blow up. But, for some reason, the game spat me out in the spot that I originally tried to leave the plane in freefall. So I just pulled my chute and landed safely. I remember saying out loud while this was happening, "Huh? What? WHAT?? WHAT?!"

My top 6 rarest achievements on Steam are from the same game, Lushfoil Photography Sim. I'm in the top .01% (that's point ZERO one percent) for the achievement "complete!" As soon as the game came out, I was sure I would 100% it. I love when a game rewards you for exploring every inch of a map, and doesn't hold your hand. Some of the items and collectables are only found on certain variations of maps that you have to do a specific set of actions to unlock, and the game isn't exactly up front about what those actions are. So it was a lot of trying to get into the mindset of the dev, and just experimenting.