Func_Msgboard: Inspiration & Reference

Posted by metlslime on 2003/02/17 08:18:34

I just wanted to know if people had any links to good websites for either level design inspiration (photos, paintings, concept art, etc.) or just for architectural reference. We had a thread like this on the old qmap, but we know how much good that does us.

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Which Shooters

#1061 posted by bambuz on 2008/07/14 18:13:31

Have a sixties military laboratory environment?
http://history.nasa.gov/SP-4308/p111a.jpg

The Awesome

#1062 posted by Spirit on 2008/07/14 18:35:40

No-One Lives Forever
I guess.

Parts Of Half-Life

#1063 posted by HeadThump on 2008/07/14 20:50:40

seem a bit 60's techno retro. I only recall a few labs in No One Lives Forever (btw, it was awesome), a sub base in the second, a chemical lab in the first, but neither had much technical detail. Most of the places were groovy instead, like the club in West Berlin, the shag carpet and corkscrew stairs in one villain's hidden private quarters -- good stuff.

Fly Like An Angel

#1064 posted by bambuz on 2008/07/15 14:57:20

For real
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RecckjgLyqo&feature=related

Welcome To Mike Tyson's House Of Gaudy Excess

#1065 posted by Lunaran on 2008/07/20 18:41:22

http://illicitohio.illicitohio.com/tyson.htm

#1066 posted by HeadThump on 2008/07/21 08:36:08

http://www.sundayherald.com/news/heraldnews/display.var.2403692.0.vampires_the_celtic_connection.php

Love

#1067 posted by inertia on 2008/07/21 23:43:43

http://www.wired.com/gaming/gamingreviews/magazine/16-08/pl_games

#1068 posted by Zwiffle on 2008/07/22 00:30:55

Neat. I love the idea of procedurally created things, because they can come up with content you may never have thought of or just provide a feeling of 'randomness' within limits. I'm a big fan of controlled chaos, and procedurally generated stuff fits in so snuggly with that.

Cool find.

Cool....

#1069 posted by metlslime on 2008/07/22 01:27:09

i've wanted to make a game with proceduraly generated worlds for a while. Partly because it's a cool artistic/programming blend, and partly because 1-man teams can't rely on lots of content creation.

Furthermore...

#1070 posted by inertia on 2008/07/22 02:12:57

As game worlds require increasingly more content, teams using procedural generation can (arguably) always be smaller than teams that do everything "b hand" as it were.

I'm curious, where is the boundary between procedural generation and just really good tools?

*"by Hand"

#1071 posted by inertia on 2008/07/22 02:13:16

Inertia:

#1072 posted by metlslime on 2008/07/22 02:58:42

that's what i was going to say -- the ideal tools from an efficiency standpoint are probably using some procedural generation layered on top of designed content.

Looking Back On The Futuristic Technology Of Tomorrow At Kennedy Space

#1073 posted by megaman on 2008/07/22 14:29:04

http://www.flickr.com/photos/byrdhouse/sets/72157606292482848/

Nice Weather Over Here Today. Some Interesting Buildings:

#1074 posted by RickyT33 on 2008/07/25 16:53:49