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I agree with necros, you should scale texture up by 2, in order to break this unifromity feeling I had when looking to the screenshots.
IMHO, some light effects near the ground with fire, or torches near pillar will help the player to find his way in this dark cave.. Nice work realy, keep it up ! That's a really good start, but make sure you make the floor darker so the player has an even harder time seeing where he's going.
Friction that looks like some kind of evile space station/spaceship. It looks somehow different from the rest of the Doom 3 maps out there...I think it might be the ceiling/upper wall detailing...anyway good work, keep it up.
Like Blitz, I think this screenshot if so far the best I've seen for Doom3. Nice complex architecture of a spaceship/lab/or something like this, but really nice ! Well... as usually said here: go map ;)
And since we know you are awesome Friction, we can be really picky with you. That texture in the top left corner is sad.
Not going to fawn because you know it's awesome yourself without me telling you. finaly, a d3 screenshot that isn't so dark i can't see anything!
some of the wires should hang down, possibly with some ripped completly out and sparking and swinging around. :) (if that's possible o_o) the rest looks fine to me. Swinging wires and sparks definitely are doable, but as I just broke 100.000 r_speeds in that area, I'm bit worried about adding extra detail.
What are acceptable FPS rates anyawys? Did the ID maps cause framerates to drop below 20 when not in combat for anyone here? Because that's what happening here.. I would say try and keep fps at around 25-30 minimum..
The hard thing is that performance varies A LOT between each generation of graphics cards on doom 3 from what I have seen, and the best way to keep framerates up on lower gen hardware is to keep the lightcounts per face down as much as possible (yeah... duh). Sounds obvious, but from all the systems I have tested my map on (geforce3, geforce4mx, radeon 9800se, radeon 9800xt) that seems to be the best way to keep fps up. good portaling comes next, followed by actual scene detail levels (polygon wise) Err hope that helps someone! These are from a map I built over the past week for a design test. The spec was to build a Maginot-Line-style bunker in Doom 3:
http://www.celephais.net/shite/bunker1.jpg http://www.celephais.net/shite/bunker2.jpg http://www.celephais.net/shite/bunker3.jpg http://www.celephais.net/shite/bunker4.jpg Overall it's a bit plain, but it's hard to make a map like this without lots of sppopriate models to scatter about. Oh, and the hazard striping is goofy as hell, I realized. Note: textures are mine, too. Wow, really good screenshots. I visited in my youth a part of the Maginot-line (I'm native from North-East of france, so, it's a part of my "cultural" knowledges...). I found the screenshots very realistic, as far as I remember !! Nice textures as well...
Just take a look at (it's in french.. sorry...) http://verpelliere.free.fr/hackenberg.htm http://www.le-site-web.com/onac57/site-mf/Veckring.html http://www.ifrance.com/letunnel/maginot/fortif.htm The last web site is slow, but full of interesting photos... ;) Nice textures there, subtle. With some more detail and junk thrown about, it would be quite HL2ish.
Suprise, it's a corridor!
http://www.infosprite.com/members/BlackDog/bdog_meaningless_corridor_q1.jpg But some will peck you to death about using the same tex on walls and ceiling.
Do as you want, I say.
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