I think the lighting needs some work though, way to bright in most areas!

I like the 1st screen shot especially, more of that please! :) 

MadFox - It's hard to try to get the entire cavey part into one screenshot, but I can assure you that there is more to see. :)

Shambler - I had a look through the Armagon .wad, but I couldn't find a suitable rock texture replacment. Think you can point me in the right direction?

DaZ - I manually brightened the screenshots after I took them, since they were originally very dark, and almost impossible to see anything. Lighting levels seem to vary from different monitors, what may appear dark to me, may seem bright on someone else's monitor. I can tell you though, the actual lighting is darker than shown in the screenshots. Also, the 3rd screenshot has no lighting at all, still under construction.

Thanks all again for the feedback. :) 

there are some sweet rock textures in the rune wad, er somewhere in quaddicted. I recommend you check it out too :)

Nice shots btw :) 

looks good. Interested in what kind of wizard/city hybrid textures you've developed. the pink bricks look better than I would have thought actually... 

http://lambert.jeanphilippe.free.fr/Divers/GTH2.JPG

Other side of the broken area is done... to be continued ;) 

i think some statues of knights and/or hellknights in that broken courtyard would be pretty badass.

maybe broken statues, even. just like, delete half an arm or the head and seal up the hole created. 

I was thinking about it, but it is quite complicated to either find good statue prefabs (I didn't look for deeply on the internet so maybe it exists), or to create it from existing monster...
It could be a good idea to add such things in next Quoth version... :) 

I like the pillars...


Also, seems to lack a ceiling ;p 

yep, ceiling is not done yet... normally there will be a platform placed onto the pillars... it is not finished :) 

This is code from starkmon for the dead player models:

{
"classname" "func_illusionary"
"frame" "82"
"model" "progs/player.mdl"
"origin" "848 2456 -1344"
}

You can change the player.mdl to one of the knights, and find the correct frame-number for a normal stance, like a statue...

There has to be a monster in the level already though, of the same type as your statue, and it has to appear higher up in the map file entities. 

If you are using Quoth (*recommended*), you should be able to include the knight MDLs from Rogue's Dissolution of Eternity Quake mission pack and use the mapobject_custom entity.

That is, of course, if you do not want them to spring into life at some point. :) 

RickyT12: It works fine indeed, I just have to find the correct frame number that correspond to the effect I want... cool !

generic: Thanks I have to experiment this stuff, I completely missed this one, and I was not aware it was possible to use it for statue generation :) 

Fine, this mapobject_custom works like RickyT23 hack, except it does not generate a warning during compilation :)
Thanks a lot for the information ;) 

Cheers to Preach for making it so easy to include.

Were you able to select the "statue skin" for either the knight or the hell knight? Just wondering. 

I tried with hknight.mdl, but I have to experiment more with different models, just by curiosity :)

Anyway, thanks a lot for the info: you rock ! 

Oh, I see: hknight.mdl has skin0 and skin1 (i.e Hell Knight and Death Knight)..; and I'm wondering know how to select in between the two skins... how can I do that ? 

"skin" "1" 

If you use the Rogue Hell Knight and/or Knight model, "skin" "1" gives you a nice statue skin. There are even some added frames for these MDLs that aren't in vanilla Quake or Quoth. 

Thanks for this: I'll try it ASAP !!! 

http://i685.photobucket.com/albums/vv214/deathmethod/q41l.jpg

http://i685.photobucket.com/albums/vv214/deathmethod/q42l.jpg

http://i685.photobucket.com/albums/vv214/deathmethod/q43l.jpg

http://i685.photobucket.com/albums/vv214/deathmethod/q44l.jpg

let me know what you think. 

Looks Very Doom3-ish: good !! 

First shot looks good, but I see the cliche "floor panels ripped off the floor" and the walls are really flat - some angles in those walls could really make things pop.

The second shot also looks good, the orange lighting I like especially. Again though, things seem really flat.

Third and fourth shots aren't spectacular. It seems there is a lot of small detail (floor panels being different and so on) but nothing that really catches the eye - I think it lacks the big sweeping details.

Another way of saying it is, if you know art theory, is that there's no place for the eye to rest. It's all tiny panels and stuff, and no central ... thing. Does that make sense?

Otherwise it looks technically good. Is it SP or DM? 

Axial 

Looks pretty solid, but also, what others have said...it's pretty flat and square-ish and sorta samey...

You could probably stand to subdivide those arch curves a bit more--they're maybe a bit blocky.

The first shot is the most interesting to me, so some set dressing and models might help, but...yeah, axial. 

What PJW said.