... still might do something with em, one day.
Plus they were built in WC 3.3, so there are texture allignment issues when opened in 1.6, perhaps? I kind of forget what that situation is. 

I use 3.3, so it won't be a problem either way. 1.6 is so limited in comparison, I'd be mapping at half speed or less if I used that.
djg164@mail.usask.ca
PS I looked at your previous scraps some of which were used for the best temple map ever Egyptian Rhapsody. couldn't use anything out of there though, since there wasn't any theme matchup. 

For such a mapper like you, is hard to have proper scraps tronyn 

Here's some wooden stairs if you really really want them... :P Probably never going to use them. 

That's really well done... I can even imagine the wood cracking on each feet when walking on.. :) 

yeah sure send those stairs, I'm sure I'll be able to fit them somewhere... the map is mix and match medieval, so basically anything non-base can fit...
thanks to everyone who's already sent stuff 

Not sure where to send them, give me a shout on my email (in profile). I could throw a link up here instead if you prefer. 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rt4p9A-U4Ko&feature=g-u-u 

if i see u around here with a god damn lv tote i will fukken laff @ u so hard ull die of shame 

Metl's markup is too tough, and screws up the spammers :)

But i wonder what sort of person posts this stuff ? 

But i wonder what sort of person posts this stuff ?

czg does for sure :P 

http://i.minus.com/iyaqphia6Wux5.gif 

15 years is a pretty good innings for web hosting, but mine has finally died. The site I had on these was never updated anyway, but the breaking of all the links to the models and bits over the years is a real shame.

Anyway, I've made a start on getting something new going, a blog at:
http://tomeofpreach.wordpress.com/
People have said for a while that I should try and collect the map-hack and coding stuff I write somewhere, so I'm hoping I can do that here. I'm also creating an archive of all the models that I consider worth saving from the old place - with thanks to the shub-hub for hosting the model files themselves.

It's not all just old recycled stuff though! As a special launch present the Code, Models and Map Hacks sections all have some new, never seen before content hidden within. So go check it out, if you like code, models, or map hacks. 

I love the new site design, especially the code stuff. I still search through func looking for stuff you have said about quake. It would be extremely useful if you put all the stuff you have said at func in one place. 

I'm glad you decided to do that, preach. Looks very informative so far as well. 

I've been asked if I can find out about interactive museum projects online, so I thought this might be a good place to ask. Basically, any museum (I think the main topic is history) that has 3d interactive displays, or uses enhanced reality on displays (ie display screens over actual artifacts), or even "virtual museums" if there is such a thing (I'm imagining a sort of "educational FPS" where instead of gameplay you just wander around and see people at work in some historical setting etc). Anyway, if anyone knows of anything like that, post the urls here, thanks. 

or only in the UK?

I have some friends who've worked on installations that I can ask, but since they tend to still be working on that sort of thing and trying to turn a profit they're a bit shtum about it. 

so far I've found a fair amount of "interactive" ones, but none that really use an FPS approach. At best you can look at artifacts in 3d, zoom, rotate, etc, which I admit is cool. 

Wonderful blog about creating great looking 2D art with free tools: http://2dgameartforprogrammers.blogspot.com