I don't know what you've done, but it looks very good compared to 90% of the graphics updates around there. :) It's somehow not too "clean".

Maybe some of the bumps are a bit extreme. (rivets, the "scales" blue metal floor.)

Although it's hard to say all this from a few darkish shots. 

good luck mate :) but i just now how to map and few...ehehe 

Hi,

Over the past few weeks, I've been working on a comprehensive Quake2 retexture effort. The project is based on the work of several defunct retexture efforts, plus a few hundred textures of my own.

What makes this project different:

I am a programmer. Thus, the project has the benefit of proper revision control (Subversion), project build files (GNU Make), and various shell scripts to aid with texture creation and organization (identifying duplicate textures, generating html tables of old vs new textures, etc.). I think a major limiting factor of prior retexture efforts is a lack of programming experience required to organize such a large collection of source files.

Lowest-common-denominator compatibility with available game engines. The textures are all scaled 1:1 with their original counterparts, and are all uncompressed RGBA Targa files. This means they require no special scaling tricks or image compression libraries. Virtually all modern Quake2 engines will be able to utilze these textures as drop-in replacements. They are already known to work with R1GL, AprQ2, and Quetoo.

These are not high-resolution textures, they are instead true-color replacements. Preserving texture image size with the original game textures makes texture creation considerably faster, while still yielding a worthwhile visual improvement over the palleted .wal format. You'll be able to produce textures rapidly. This is an opportunity to accomplish a great deal and provide the community with a comprehensive retexture pak.

Contributing artists will be fully credited for their work on the project homepage and in any accompanying documentation at release time. The project has not yet been announced to the public.

The project homepage can be found here:
http://jdolan.dyndns.org/trac/wiki/Retexture

I may be reached at jdolan at jdolan dot dyndns dot org, or in #quetoo on Freenode. Thanks! 

I had some contacts with Shadowalker for some times, and he is looking for serious mappers in order to develop a pack for his mod. You will find specifications and precisions there:

http://uddev.quakedev.com/

You can email him at alex_shadowalker@yahoo.com if you are interested, and if you want to join his project based on UD200 mod.. 

That LORDHAVOC STOLE MY CODE-whiner? 

"That LORDHAVOC STOLE MY CODE-whiner?" Ever heard of the term ethics. Guess not. You lack any moral center. haha
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You can do so much more than any other mod. I need to work with a mapper to work out what mappers will need before I make a offical release.

as 

Wanted:
We�re interested in having rough sketches, worded designs and ideas brought to life in �level blueprints� by designers skilled in capturing and exploiting fun game play.

Qualifications required:
+) The understanding of what makes a map fun
+) The ability to translate ideas and concepts onto paper and into words
+) The ability to work with others and receive and act on constructive criticism
+) Level design in a FPS game for several years
+) Several completed levels, rated and downloadable for any FPS game

What is needed:
+) A detailed layout of a level on paper
+) A rough game play design may be required (will depend on the level)

What will be done with your work:
+) Artists will use your game play design insights to craft an environment based on the design assistance you�ve provided.

What will you get out of it:
+) Payment
+) Credit

Contact:
Please feel free to email myself directly (mack@xrucifix.com) with your portfolio and rates. Any general questions can be also emailed to me. 

So, I thought some background info about xrucifix/Two Guys Software would be interesting.

As you can see at their website, xruuuu were the ones who compiled and sold the Quake-derivate standalone game Eternal War: Shadows of Light.
http://xrucifix.com/modules.php?name=Eternal_War

Eternal War ripped a lot of stuff from our fellow Quake hobby-developers and even commercial games. Eternal War was sold (for money that is).

Just for your information. 

forgot to fix that. oops. 

The most profound letter in the alphabet that people tend to focus on and remember best is X. 

The artwork, sounds, programming, etc. used in Eternal War: Shadows of Light were used with permission by authors before being placed in the game. 

Perhaps it was used with permission, but I know at least 1 person that didnt get credited nor paid for any of the work he did for Two Guys Software. 

If they didn't recieve any credit then they should contact me directly (mack@xrucifix.com) and I would be more than happy to work something out with them. 

Well that person is ME. And I have talked to you several times after this and I have yet to get at least SOME credit for all the work I did. And having my name in TINY TINY TINY letters in one of the 4-5(?) loading screens is not what I call proper credit. 

We've already went through this several times as well. Your name is listed in the credits along with everyone elses all on the same page with the same font size and has the same exposure as everyone else. It's on page 3 of 3 in the demo and page 3 of 5 in the retail.

Here's a link to the image:
http://www.xrucifix.com/mack/pictures/pic3.jpg 

Christian Computer Game Reviews I can understand, but Christian Coders?

Can you write blasphemous code?

while(jesus.isTrue()){
praise(SATAN);
} 

Getting this thread back onto topic, John Romero is looking for a level designer for his new company:

Details are on http://rome.ro/ or at http://slipg8.com/ 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Jurrasic Park:)