Func_Msgboard: Fresh New Quake Textures Discussion

Posted by [Kona] on 2008/08/19 14:30:31

Alright, so I re-installed Worldcraft and loaded it up for the first time in 6-7 years. Looks pretty basic, I'll get the hang of it pretty quick again.

Problem is I have no textures. And if I remember correctly, i've never made a single map using ID textures. So, are there any awesome new textures out there for Quake that people want to see used in a Q1 map? I'm thinking anything that isn't base. I want to do something metal or gothic like Autumn Haunting, only bigger and more epic. Oh and what compile tools do we use these days? I installed Worldcraft 3.3 with the Q1 adapter. Is that hip now?

Oh ps. I redesigned my website, now hosted at http://www.electricescape.com/etherealhell

Telefragged/Atomic Gamer are cocksucking sons of bastards that deleted my site long ago because 'apparently' I had porn on there. They won't reinstate it.

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#151 posted by FifthElephant on 2015/01/10 23:58:16

I still use a free, full licence, version of Paint Shop Pro 7 that I got from a magazine CD about 10 years ago. I have 2 separate versions of the quake palette for making textures, one with full brights and one with all the fullbrights replaced with a bright pink texture (this helps remove fullbrights from appearing by accident).

It takes practice to make decent textures, I only dabble in it when I need to touch up a texture to suit my needs. Just practice like hell and you'll get better.

#152 posted by Lunaran on 2015/01/11 01:38:43

If you're in photoshop, I make extensive use of the gradient map adjustment layer. Create a gradient that matches a palette row, paint under it in greyscale however you want, never have to worry about palettization again.

Was It Starbuck

#153 posted by ijed on 2015/01/18 01:56:48

who made the curves for photoshop? You can get them on quaddicted/tools

Kinn

#154 posted by oh, that person on 2015/01/18 02:03:07

Aye

#155 posted by Kinn on 2015/01/18 02:31:18

When I made those curves, I was ignorant of the gradient map feature, which seems like a simpler and better way of doing it.

I don't know if there's a premade bunch of gradients anywhere though.

#156 posted by Lunaran on 2015/01/19 01:01:25

http://lunaran.com/files/Quake.grd

saved out of CS2 so possible backwards compatibility issues if you're on something older than that

Thanks

#157 posted by ijed on 2015/01/19 13:00:35

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