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Posted by metlslime on 2002/12/23 18:27:46

This is the place to post screenshots of your upcoming masterpiece and get criticism, or just have people implore you to finish it. You should also use this thread to post beta versions of your maps.

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ADHDhazard

#3278 posted by gone on 2006/10/25 02:06:11

I would`nt count on coop - its hard to get ppl to play it for such old game as quake, thus coop-only map would be unplayable for most.
If its normal Single Player, with just coop as an option - ok then, but dont sacrifice gameplay for coop compatibility.
Also QW is not 100% compatible with normal sp

Mortisville Shots

#3279 posted by HeadThump on 2006/10/25 16:31:12

I've spent the last few evenings cleaning up the Mortisville map. As AquiRe pointed out to me, there were an excessive number of HOMs, and some other other errors that reveal themselves in the compile. The map is now clean as a whistle, and ready for the next round of development.

Given, all my previous screenshots have been terrain and building exteriors, here are a few interior shots:

http://img47.imageshack.us/img47/8103/mv5iq2.jpg

http://img322.imageshack.us/img322/6922/mv6eo7.jpg

http://img180.imageshack.us/img180/4317/mv7cn0.jpg

http://img56.imageshack.us/img56/2788/mv9fy6.jpg

Pics have been remixed in Gimp for visual clarity and are not necessarily reflective of the lighting in level.

Previous screenshots can be found here:

http://qexpo.quakedev.com/booth.php?id=15

Re: Mortisville Shots

#3280 posted by metlslime on 2006/10/25 17:39:13

Pics have been remixed in Gimp for visual murkiness and are not necessarily reflective of the lighting in level.

Fixed your typo :)

Re: Mortisville Shots 2

#3281 posted by metlslime on 2006/10/25 17:41:24

Regarding your actual level, it looks like you could benefit from some additional textures, including some trims added to some structures, and varying more the construction materials used.

Agreed...

#3282 posted by generic on 2006/10/25 18:40:35

The Mortisville architecture looks more ambitious than the texturing. I hope the next round of development includes correcting misalignments and breaking up those big blank spaces. (And please lower the floating flames in shot 3.) Impressive, though :)

#3283 posted by necros on 2006/10/25 19:29:22

cool architecture, but texture alignment is hurting, esp in the second shot (http://img322.imageshack.us/img322/6922/mv6eo7.jpg)

nad yeah, like metl and generic said, needs more texture variety to bring out the brushwork.

Thanks For The Comments And Typo Correction

#3284 posted by HeadThump on 2006/10/25 20:21:38

So far, I've put all of my attention into the geocomp and technical matters. Even at its current size it is still only 3543 brushes, so there is still much to add.

The texturing is sloppy 'cause I've been back and forth quite a bit on texturing. At one point it was all IkBlue and then IkWhite, but those didn't work for these designs.

I like how the Q3test textures work for the exterior shots, but as all of you point out, more variety is needed for the interiors (though these compliment the traditional Quake Runic set quite well).

Kell's Knave is one possibilaty. Or, I could take his advice and make my own, as I have plenty of designs that would translate well in
Quake. That would add at least a month to the development time though.

One last thing, this shot was suppose to be included in the others, and it is probably the best one!

http://img150.imageshack.us/img150/1797/vm8ag0.jpg

HeadThump...

#3285 posted by distrans on 2006/10/25 20:36:02

...with a work of this quality and magnitude, who cares if it takes another month. A set designed by you to clothe the specific architecture of this level would send it over the top. Please consider making your own textures.

Prey DM Map

#3286 posted by Zwiffle on 2006/10/25 21:41:31

Re: Prey Map

#3287 posted by necros on 2006/10/25 23:48:14

it's very busy... difficult to see brushwork. :(

Hipshot

#3288 posted by Spirit on 2006/10/26 03:47:19

Sexy looking. I like those textures. Did you make them yourself and/or where can I download them?

#3289 posted by Trinca on 2006/10/26 04:04:51

nice texture alight zwiffle...

http://www.faqtion.org/zwiffle/screenies/SpacePiston07.jpg

go make a Quake1 map! nobody play pray :p

Zwiffle

#3290 posted by Lunaran on 2006/10/26 17:34:12

Oi, colors and lights everywhere. Maaaybe scale back on that a bit. Or a lot. Otherwise, your shots appear to be of little architectural elbows you've put together rather than the map's actual spaces (although knowing that engine you may very well not have any).

Actually

#3291 posted by Zwiffle on 2006/10/26 20:20:16

The lights are so I can SEE the map when I run it. I haven't implemented any final lighting at all (the orange is just to see how it looked), because I've only got half the architecture "done." You may see these empty spaces of little red lights glowing from blackness - those are parts of the map that aren't put in yet. As for the colors, that's just how the textures work.

And yeah, the map is basically one atrium with little elbows around it connecting to different parts of the map. It's a 1v1 DM map, I'm not gonna put in tons of areas.

Headthump

#3292 posted by nitin on 2006/10/27 02:27:41

architecture looks great, heaps better than your previous stuff. Texturing still needs a lot of work as others have said.

I presume it's not really lit yet ?

Argh..

#3293 posted by metlslime on 2006/10/27 02:37:32

i'm trying to do this looping thing on a handful of files, and it seems to work on SOME files and not on others, even though i'm doing the same thing on all of them.

That's Right

#3294 posted by HeadThump on 2006/10/27 10:50:28

Those blocks with the flames are just temporary placements so I can see while doing stuff in level. They'll be replaced by serpent skull lamp models eventually.

And thanks distrans. I think that would be the most optimal approach.

Spirit

#3295 posted by Hipshot on 2006/10/27 17:06:54

I've done them myslef, like 99%, check the readme for that info. They are scaled down alot here compared to what I used in the beginning, I will release them with thier full resolution later.

More Prey

#3296 posted by Zwiffle on 2006/10/29 21:20:10

Your Map Smells Of Poo. And Monkey Wrenches.

#3297 posted by R.P.G. on 2006/10/29 21:40:24

Looks much better than the last shot. Needs somemore details, though. And lighting needs work but I'm sure you're working on that.

I Think...

#3298 posted by Shambler on 2006/10/29 23:55:30

All Doom3 engine maps should be shown in basic brushwork first (if such a thing is possible) without the fancy lighting, textures, bollockmaps etc etc. So we can see what the actual structure and architecture of the map is like...

#3299 posted by necros on 2006/10/30 00:17:33

ah much better, zwif. :) basically same thing rpg said. keep refining it with some more interesting tidbits of detail. it's getting there.

Shambler

#3300 posted by inertia on 2006/11/02 10:13:29

We think that's pretty much not true at all.

They Hunger Full Game Shots

#3301 posted by DaZ on 2006/11/06 18:32:02

http://www.blackwidowgames.com/

They added some new screenshots of the new zombie models but it was the level design shots that impressed me the most, very atmospheric and aparently the game is very close to release.

Wow, Those Look Nice

#3302 posted by Lunaran on 2006/11/07 01:28:47

Who does Neil Manke have doing the maps for him?

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