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That this will be my, and many others, favorite map from Sock, in terms of visuals alone.
I made a static entity of a flag and hope to get smarter to get the backside not transparant. I need one that is doubled sided textures but the parms for it are a little kinky.
just duplicate the polys to make the other side, and add edge polygons to connect the two. Quake doesn't have double-sided polygons.
I couldn't find the right program for it, then I used Q2mdl-v9.0
to copy the parts and save them as 3ds. Rather a long trace for 74 frames. I had how-now and now know-how it was an old problem. Uploaded to quaketastic as qflag.zip as here. For a neverhappened jam.. Now i dont know what to do with it. Hmm...
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/B4aVM6TCEAI_Pio.jpg:large Nice :) Looks beautiful.
I'm also making a similar thing, but i map WAY slower than you, so give me a month or so :) If I was to make any comment about the screenshot you posted it would be 'try some different rock textures'. https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/1849053/Shambler_Wip.jpg
Currently working on his rig and animations. Already have him working in engine too but with temp poses. Once I have him working properly then I'll post more images. The skin / texture will take me the longest though. It must be epic.... hmm, if engines supported transparency on models, fur wouldn't be too bad. you could just make a few bits that hang off the model and the rest could just be painted on.
as it is, you might be better off just going with a white albino skin interpretation instead. I think it will be the fur that makes or breaks it. Shamblers have fur!
The head looks like it is not hunched forward as much as the original. Perhaps the muscles around the elbow are slightly too large? Now that I think about it, I think a lot of underlying muscle structure would be covered by the fur? It suddenly looks a bit weird! I don't know if you intended these shots to be a size reference also, but the new Shambler looks much bigger than the old one which will cause problems when in game. Great start. Love the teeth! hmm, if engines supported transparency on models, fur wouldn't be too bad. you could just make a few bits that hang off the model and the rest could just be painted on.
I tried this on the dancing shambler model http://tomeofpreach.wordpress.com/2012/12/24/shambler-dance/ I added a tga skin with an alpha map so that the "furry" polygons could be shaped like tufts rather than triangles. The trouble is that you quickly end up with overlapping alpha-blended triangles, which start rendering in the wrong order causing visual artifacts. Doesn't mean there isn't a way to do it, but you may need to be careful.
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