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Need level designers for your amazing new mod? Or are you a game developer looking to hire? Maybe you just heard about some job at some company, and want to pass it on to the gang here at Func. Or you're just doing some fun little one-man project and want a little help from a level designer. This thread is the place to announce paid positions at companies, unpaid positions on mod teams, or even just ask for a few maps for your mod.
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Willem 
You got mail 
 
Oh hey Blitz I saw that Monolith laid off some people - you weren't one of them were you? 
Uh Oh... 
 
What Would It Take ... 
to give liquids an angle, a travel direction, like you can do in Quake 2 ?
It would be great to see water coming down or lava floating from one point to another.
Would it be possible to "steal" the code that makes it possible in Quake 2 and put it in a mod for quake 1, or would it involve changing the Quake engine itself ? 
Fuck ... 
I'm in the wrong forum ...
Sorry about that. 
Extras Code Has Watertrains 
And func_water that does that - you can make it flow, have drag and so on.

I've yet to make quicksand, but it's only a matter of time. 
IP For Xbox 360, Microsoft Approved Developer, Unreal Engine 3 
Guys,

We need talented level designers who have a passion for creating fun, engaging experiences for the end user.

We need people who understand action gameplay, pacing, flow, item placement, enemy placement, puzzles, risk-reward, drama, tension, scripted sequences.

If you want to be part of our start up and help bring to a life a fresh, home grown IP (3rd person action) get in touch below.

marty@figureheadstudios.com.au

No screenshots, 2D diagrams or lame documentation - just send playable levels that you've built in 3D so we can properly assess your understanding of the artform.

I won't be responding to forum posts so please touch base via email directly if you have any questions. 
 
Not really 'wanted' but dunno where to put it: advice on getting a job @ Epic

http://www.worldofleveldesign.com/categories/career-getting-a-job/how-to-get-a-job-with-epic-games.php 
Kuju Sudios 
Does anyone here work at any of their studio's or knows anyone that does?

Would be interested to hear your/their thoughts! 
Loan 
Do you need loan?Do contact us at rev.louisjackloancompany10@gmail.com with amount needed and duration. 
35% Intrest?!?!? 
HOW CAN I LOOSE!!!!! 
Hmm 
rev.louisjackloancompany10?

who took rev.louisjackloancompany? 
Hmm 
Far be it from me of course to question a company whose email address is at gmail in the first place... 
Human Head Scripter Position Available 
Mainly a psuedo-programming/level design cross over job, would involve constructing missions mainly.

* Knowledge of pacing
* Building variety and interesting situations using the systems we have
* Identifying new, economical systems that would give bang for buck
* Knowledge of shooter combat scripting
* Prolific creativity for creating mission content
* Creative sensibility: an eye for visuals, an ear for voice acting and sounds 
Question 
What software helps / required / to expect etc.

Lua, Max, Photoshop, in house etc.

I'm not applying like :) 
I Was Wondering.. 
..if different country is a problem,
I mean one should reside where the SoftwareHouse is ?
Or online collaboration is enough ?

ThAnKs 
Please Let Me Know.. 
.. cause it's something I've always wanted to know!

If someone from another country get hired from a software house is it required to transfer to its town ?? 
I Would Say.. 
.. generally yes. As soon as you have to work with a dev team, being on-site is a better than being in remote
Now I can't tell for gaming companies (as I am not working for gaming market), but I know that it is extremely hard to convince you'll be efficient working in remote at home.. though.. it depends on the company habits, your profile, etc... 
Yeah 
99% of jobs will require you to move, the possible exceptions would be if say Valve software contracted you to make a map for Team Fortress 2, as you can quite easily do that from home by yourself.

Most companies will offer a relocation service and throw some cash at you to help out. 
It Seems Like It's Becoming *slightly* More Possible... 
...to find a work-from-home/remote dev job these days, especially with smaller studios, but it's still a long shot. There are communication advantages gained by real-life, face-to-face contact that are still very difficult to match via email, IM, vid-conference, and so on.

I think remote work will keep becoming more common, but it will be a while yet before it's significant. 
 
Actually I'm doing remote work from time to time - belive me it's just small part of the market. If you really want to work in game industry, you have to be ready to move out. 
Remote Working FTW 
Been doing it for eh, 6 years or so now. But not in gaming, at all. It has its ups and downs. 
OK Thanks Ya All 
Here in Italy gaming industry is practically non-existent.. that's why I was wondering that ! 
..everybody's Dead ? 
this nice thread is so underestimated.. 
Looking For Mappers, Modellers And Coders 
Hello there,

I am trying to get a team together to make an all-new mission pack for Quake. Me and a friend are busy working on a massive Textures WAD, as well as a new soundtrack.

The idea is to give Quake1 a massive boost and a huge mission-pack to reinvigorate the community as well as produce a more "extreme" lovecraftian element that hasnt really gone as far as it could go yet.

Ideally we are looking for :

* 5 or more mappers, the more the better since we are hoping for a good 15-19 levels.

* programmers/modellers to make 6 new monsters:
Cthonians, Shoggoths, Mi-Go, Pipers of Azathoth, Spawn of Yog-Sothoth and Yithians.
3 new bosses : Nyarlathotep, large Spawn of Yog and a 3rd lovecraftian boss.

If you are interested and have the time, please do contact me at cyberwarfarerecords@yahoo.co.uk

I know the project is a long-shot and I'm not really expecting any replies or it to happen at all, but cant hurt to try. 
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