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/me Wants Some New Screenshots From Kinn 
 
 
I prefer the rocks much more than roots. partially though because the white bricks just ended instead of kind of crumbling into the roots.. regardless I think I prefer rocks.


I also want new screenshots from Kinn.
And from Than. 
Rocks Rock 
... or rock rocks...

.. so please no tentacle, it is not Hentai mapping :P 
Rocks? 
they look like teeth. 
No Email Mfx 
Maybe an entangled oldone root would like good.
I made a static of three oldones to obtain a pool of slime.

And also I want more selfies from the Oldone.
And from Pulsar. And from Drew. And from Than. 
Shub Niggurath Ballet?! 
Are you ever not weird? 
Schlossherr's Second Level Preview 
Yeah! 
Great shots Daya, they make me feel souls of evil! A bit weird by the fluorblue, but I guess that is mapper's own right.
Sure pronounce the dark atmospheric effeckt.
Sixth shot is really good. 
Collaboration With Pulsar 
https://twitter.com/VoiceOvNephilim/status/741567623238799361

Coming soonish with the next AD update. 
Nice One. 
Also MFX is looking great too. 
All Screenies Looking Good 
 
Nice Shots Guys 
Like the looks of that stone bridge and blue strog wall lights Daya. 
Daya 
Looking good, nice and moody! 
Ionous And Pulsar Collab 
That looks spiffy as well! Definitely fitting of the AD tool set! 
#13672 
Rockwork is better...makes me think some enormous arcane force has levitated the structure, foundations and all. 
A Couple Animation Tests 
also trying to figure out how to make a proper gif. these are ~2.3mb, so that kinda sucks... need to work on that.

water & caustics energy 
 
Ooh prettay! 
Whoa - What Engine? 
 
Darkplaces 
 
How 
Did you get Darkplaces to look:

1) remotely normal, and then basing on that
2) that good? 
Unfair Hate 
(Disclaimer: I am a Quakespasm user, with gl_nearest and square particles. My only real sin is that I don't turn model interpolation off).

It's not that hard to make DarkPlaces look fairly vanilla. Even the default settings in a fresh installation aren't that bad; once you've changed filtering to gl_nearest (which one would have to do in most engines anyway, I guess?) and turned off the blood stain effect, you're not that far from a vanilla aesthetic. Most of the garish bells and whistles aren't enabled by default. This is what a default DP installation looks like where I've only changed gl_texturemode to gl_nearest_mipmap_linear" and adjusted the resolution to my monitor's; nothing else.

And using DP doesn't mean you're automatically using "high res" replacement content. Every instance where I've seen DP look "bad" (from an old-school purist point of view), it's been where the user has enabled all the optional extras and used replacement content. 
Yeah 
I know it's possible to make Darkplaces not look completely offensive, but I've never actually seen anyone go ahead and do it...until now I guess. 
 
DP supports basic (single stage) q3 shaders, that's what you're seeing.

The engine isn't perfect, I have my own short list of bug fixes and feature additions, but I never quite understood the hate it receives. Given that it's free and fairly easy to use I'm inclined to appreciate its existence :P Same goes for FTE. Cool/pretty shit has been made DP (xonotic, steelstorm, etc.)

However, DP is more of a developers/hobbyists engine than a quake players engine IMO. 
Gorgeous 
Good stuff killpixel, love the water effects! 
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