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Here are some shots Makkon posted in discord of texture test maps:
ironwail0420.png ironwail0424.png ironwail0427.png ironwail0430.png Been battling a terrible cold. Trying to get some work done...
https://www.quaketastic.com/files/fte-20230321000848-0.png https://www.quaketastic.com/files/fte-20230321000925-0.png https://www.quaketastic.com/files/fte-20230321001659-0.png https://www.quaketastic.com/files/fte-20230321001724-0.png After many years and failed attempts at trying to come up with something and have at least a level you can play and beat, here's a peek.
https://www.quaketastic.com/files/beta_maps/forgottentemple1.png https://www.quaketastic.com/files/beta_maps/forgottentemple2.png https://www.quaketastic.com/files/beta_maps/forgottentemple3.png https://www.quaketastic.com/files/beta_maps/forgottentemple4.png I wanted to make something kind of neat. There was no overall plan. I simply went from one room to the next, making things work as I went. I've found that it's hard to gauge distance. A room can seem huge until you put something in it.
https://www.quaketastic.com/files/beta_maps/mkt1.zip Here you have a demo of your map. Copy the file to /id1 and type playdemo mkt1_coce in the console to watch it.
https://quaketastic.com/files/demos/mkt1_coce.zip Found the first secret later while testing if there was something new on other skill levels. The map has some interesting ideas variety and 3d alike layout, more than many from mappers with more experience, and i suppose that you wrote that the map is so far only for easy and nightmare because you did not implement skill settings. On the other side there is not much to kill with the two Quads as they are before some button pressing, and the amount of armour items is excessive even for skill 0. I would also add a high tier enemy later in the map even for skill 0. The only things left to do is having difficulty settings and maybe changing item/enemy placement.
https://www.quaketastic.com/files/beta_maps/mkt1.zip I recorded a demo for you:
https://rickyt23.com/files/rickymkt1.zip Fun little map, nice progression. Some feedback: Some of the textures are a bit plain - it's OK to break a wall up and decorate with more interesting textures I found all three secrets, they weren't very well hidden. The pent made me run back for quite a long time before I found anything that could hurt me. The map has leaks, if you fix all the leaks it will subtract the outside of the map. You can use the pointfile to find the leaks. After you have run qbsp, it will create a pointfile (.pts) - you can load that into the engine or the editor and a line will show you were the leak is. You might have to fix the leak, then it will still leak, so you will possibly have to do this a few times. To load a pointfile in your editor, put the pointfile in the id1\maps folder and type pointfile filename to load it. Some of the jumping parts aren't very well measured. There's a bit where a platform extends, but you can easily jump across anyway. The button for the silver key - you can jump to that and skip the area with the ogres. Put the demo I uploaded into your id1 folder, and use 'playdemo rickymkt1' in the console. Overall the map has some nice combat and fun progression! :) A medieval-ish-themed DM map with a big lava river and a bunch of teleporters.
https://thingvellir.net/archive/dist/maps/ironforge/screenshot1.jpg https://thingvellir.net/archive/dist/maps/ironforge/screenshot6.jpg https://thingvellir.net/archive/dist/maps/ironforge/screenshot8.jpg At the link are more screenshots, a readme, and a zip with the compiled map and sources. https://thingvellir.net/archive/dist/maps/ironforge/ Any mipmap hiccups are because I wrote my own WAD compiler, both as an exercise and because I couldn't find an existing Linux-native one. (Oops, there's supposed to be a box of shells up on that long catwalk! I accidentally picked it up while taking the screenshots.) In the previous version, I somehow glossed over the rocket launcher platform being inaccessible unless you happened to have spawned up there. There was originally a trigger_push-and-ramp jump pad to get up there, but I had to scrap it because it only worked reliably with QW physics.
I've lightened up the brick textures as it was hard to get good lighting on them without the lights being blown out. The truck is now slightly smaller and has brake lights to light up the rocket launcher area. It no longer has iron bars behind it because they got in the way and they could trap players. Screenshot 1 Screenshot 4 Screenshot 8 Zip, readme, and more screenshots (The screenshots from the last post are still available, I've moved them to their own directory.) Nice adjustments. Have you considered add bot support to the map?
For rerelease: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2580864534 traditional bots: https://neogeographica.com/site/pages/guides/deathmatch_with_bots.html I put together a quick and (mostly) functional
I'm hoping to find some documentation somewhere that describes older bot waypoints in more detail. After digging through the FrikBot QC, I've found that I might be able to put up a For other bots, I have no clue. A few hours of searching the internet brought up nothing else other than a few mentions of For FrikBot you could alternately create a separate ".way" file for the map, if you don't want to bake those entities into the map.
I've never tried FrikBot waypointing myself, but the docs at https://www.insideqc.com/frikbot/fbx/readme.html have a "Waypointing" section that describes using an in-game editor to create and then dump out the waypoints. You can choose to dump them in a format for ".way" files, or as entities to include in your map, or even as QuakeC if you wanted to handle the waypoints in mod code (but IMO don't do that). I wouldn't bother with other bot support I think. Nobody makes Omicron bot routes these days, and I think Frogbot pretty much requires baking the routes into QuakeC code. So, for the better part of the past year I've been sort of writing my own version of the Quake world engine, specifically excluding anything gameplay related, in GameMaker Studio. Most of the vanilla Q1 funcs and triggers are implemented, in addition to some of the community-curated additions like brush alphas, RGB lightmaps, and the experimental new lightmap and light grid formats. That actually makes GM the first engine to support the new Q1 decoupled lightmaps and light grids.
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