also that level looks very nice. 

Great to see Enclave finally getting some mapping love. Looking great so far; rich design and tons of architecture! I've still got the editor all setup here, but nothing has come to mind yet. :( 

Was good. CyBear of this very forum worked on it. Never worked out how to get combo moves working properly, but it hit the medieval 3PS melee vibe just right. 

yeah i remember how varied and interesting the maps were too. all very different with a good solid theme in each.

ranged attacks were hard for me though... really difficult to aim the bows and xbows... 

Thank you for the kind words! I've always found that Enclave has some great level design, and it's made all the more interesting that it's a brush based engine similar to Quake. (The editor can even save levels in .map format.) I still need to get back to finishing some of my Quake levels, but this was definitely a good diversion.

If anyone's interested in Enclave (and with any luck editing for it as well), just shoot me an email as I have a few spare Steam copies. 

https://twitter.com/GavinEdgington/status/639152342512861184

https://twitter.com/GavinEdgington/status/639146523696173056 

Gotta respect cool stuff made with Quake textures.

What about this orange container? Is it just a brush with a very good and hi-res texture scaled down? 

Both cool, well apart from the castle which is cool / fucking great ;) 

The orange containers are from jf_obtex .wad which is used in rubicon I believe. 

jf_obtex.wad is actually a palette conversion of the quake 2 textures I made for the "oblivion" mission pack 

Well I never knew that :) 

Here's a wip of the blood bathroom I'm redesigning. I'm creating my own .wad (which is the most fun I've had in a while), and I'm making custom textures for my Blood levels, instead of using the textures ripped from the original game.

My goal is to make prefab's of all props. This is a demonstration of that.


https://db.tt/CkP02bou 

this is really neat, you know there was a Blood TC project for Quake a while ago? They probably could have used your talent very much :)

Also for something like your maps I feel that Quake doesn't quite offer the right variety of enemies, if I was you I would check out either Drake or Quoth or perhaps even wait for Socks Arcane Dimensions mod as they will probably have the right kind of variety of enemies. 

this is really neat, you know there was a Blood TC project for Quake a while ago? They probably could have used your talent very much :)

Also for something like your maps I feel that Quake doesn't quite offer the right variety of enemies, if I was you I would check out either Drake or Quoth or perhaps even wait for Socks Arcane Dimensions mod as they will probably have the right kind of variety of enemies. 

this is really neat, you know there was a Blood TC project for Quake a while ago? They probably could have used your talent very much :)

Also for something like your maps I feel that Quake doesn't quite offer the right variety of enemies, if I was you I would check out either Drake or Quoth or perhaps even wait for Socks Arcane Dimensions mod as they will probably have the right kind of variety of enemies. 

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Sorry guys, my browser has been a little weird lately. 

Thanks for the constructive criticism, Fifth. I agree that Blood and Quake are a funky mesh. I decided I'm going to attempt to use Quoth , since they do have a lot more features and rotating brushes, which would be great for the doors in Blood.

Yes, I am aware of Transfusion/QBlood total conversions. I feel that what I'm going for at this time is more of a blood-inspired complete episode with subtle changes to the original Quake gameplay. I'd like to keep this mod simple and focus on level design above all else.

If this project picks up momentum, I'd like yo get into my own custom enemies and weapons. For right now, as you've said, I feel Quoth offers a lot of elements that will fit in this project nicely. 

Here's a level designated to prefabs for upcoming levels I'll be working on. All textures were made by me, with resources pulled from cg textures, and the Getty's public domain website.

These are all map objects, created with Trenchbroom. Also used Wally and Gimp for the textures.
https://db.tt/WzLz1Bw3
https://db.tt/As5oHXBU
https://db.tt/qX9kCHUA 

Here's probably a better example:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IFzn1UuYi2s&feature=youtu.be 

That looks great! 

Neat! Those look cool.

I'd love to see more Quake-y type prefabs like that. Medieval dungeon stuff ... 

I'm playing through Blood for the first time atm and I'm thoroughly enjoying it. Can't wait to play this project, so far everything is impressive. 

Really nice scene, I love this kind of setting. You mastered those curtains, the look so very real.

What are these textures' size?

So, this is something I'm calling "Concreto":

http://www.mediafire.com/view/rq6382z4ibfgc43/cct01.jpg

Textures are derived from stores' catalogs and free stuff. I'm giving proper credit when I release.

Along with cement and iron, I intend to make it fire and brimstone as well... 

Thanks, adib.

I'm keeping all the textures the standard quake resolution. I believe the curtains texture is 128x128.

There's a lot of stuff I wanted done for my maps, but since I couldn't find proper textures to truly fit my theme, I started making my own with a lot of help from cg textures and other online resources.

Here's a pic of what I was able to finish tonight. https://db.tt/tq71feoO 

Lovely!

I think you should risk more with texture size, make them at least 256x256 and scale them down on the surfaces, in Trenchbroom. That would give them a sharper look. The floor, for example, looks washed.

Also, it looks like you're facing something Warren was talking about few weeks ago: Quake player is a speedy dwarf and it's very hard to make realistic sized stuff for him. To me, it looks like you're getting close, but this is something you can only tell while you play.