Unless it was redrawn or something. Its page mentions something like that.

The earliest game on the site seems to feature pixel backgrounds. 

It would seem that the debate had moved on. Not sure if it's a good idea to reignite it with arbitrary statements like "GL Blur Isn't An Improvement", which is a matter of opinion. Of course, it works better with hi-res textures, but some people do prefer blurry vs. blocky, even on low-res textures. 

Granted, this particular image looks a bit lush for 256 colors. Other screens in the game look less "refined". 

They all feature true color backgrounds with pixel art characters (excluding portraits). 

Thinking about it, I have to admit that The Shivah effectively looks more 16-bit than 8-bit. I don't know how many colors they actually used but it looks like a Megadrive/SNES game. 

You should be more careful when mixing processor bits with color depth bits in the same conversation, but whatever. 

Well as you probably have guessed I'm no expert on the subject, but you gotta admit that it's a bit confusing when they use the same term to describe different things. Like "brush". 

Like I said I'm sure it was traditionally painted, like oil painted, and scaled down. Then it was tweaked using pixel pushing techniques afterwards 

The Doom monsters started as scanned in photos of actual models. 

Which is probably why they looked so coherent from all sides. 

Is MugWump now allowed to just trash this thread into smithreens?

He's not house trained, where is a moderator?

This is the Quakespasm engine thread, not his personal litter box. 

 

Hey, I came back here to reply to Preach. Like I said, when someone talks to me I respond, that's the basic principle of communication. People then commented on that reply, etc etc... and I wasn't expecting the discussion with dwere to be this long. Next time I'll move it to general abuse, but between you and me you should work on your people skills. You know I'm new to this site and right now, you're making me feel very unwelcome. Not cool. Mugwump out. 

You trashed up this thread.

I don't care how you feel, you are the wrong-doer

An apology would be nice. 

You want me to shut up or you want me to apologize? Maybe you should ask all the people who kept me talking - including you, how ironic! - to apologize too, they're just as responsible for making the off-topic linger on. But you won't do that, will you? Mugwump out. Again. 

Maybe you should ask all the people who kept me talking...

Yeah I agree that it was a mistake engaging in conversation with you in the first place. I imagine not many of us on this forum will bother doing that again. 

https://media0.giphy.com/media/fDO2Nk0ImzvvW/giphy.gif 

Yeah let's all pick on the new guy. Provides coherent arguments and all you do is whine about how this is the wrong thread. Boo hoo. Reminds me why nothing decent ever comes from this community, just circle jerking over a 20 yo game. 

Spitting obvious nonsense and/or insults is the lowest form of trolling. 

not for the initial discussion, but certainly for what it evolved into. 

I'm sure there's an argument in that statement somewhere, whether or not it is real. Right? 

Is it possible to switch different fog color or overall settings which support different moods? Yes I was thinking of Quoth when it comes to logic gates yet sending console commands during gameplay, but personally I wanted get back into AD modding too. I guess this hasn't to do much with the engine in this case, but it should support these features I know or might not know yet. 

AD lets you change fog colors. 

SolidClass base(TrigOFF,Targetname,Target) flags(Angle)
= trigger_fog : "Trigger Fog" [
speed(integer) : "Time to fade (-1=Instant)"
wait(choices) : "Wait before reset" = [
-1 : "Trigger Once"
0 : "Always reset"
2 : "Default"
]
fog_density(integer) : "Fog Density (def=0.1)"
fog_colour(string) : "Fog Colour (0.1 0.1 0.1)"
] 

Quoth doesn't have a dedicated fog entity (yet), but you can use a trigger_command or trigger_command_contact to send a new fog command to the console and change the color that way.