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I tried it with standard brushes but wasn't getting the detail I wanted, god I love displacements!
i think it would look better with the heavy fog but daylight setting... dunno, it would bring out more of the winding path brushwork with more light or something.
dunno if that makes any sense. made some more of the map now it'll be easier to get an idea of how it will look. I'll post some test shots when I find some more time to work on it.
quick skybox, lighting and fog change to test daylight, could still use some tweaks i think, the ambient light is still too low so a lot of the map is still in shadow :P
https://www.dropbox.com/gallery/33279452/1/dazsurv2?h=1c62fd a little hard to tell how good it will look atm since the skybox is kind of sticking out like a sore thumb right now. :P
but yeah, basically what i was talking about... giving it a silent hill look (the film anyway). 1st area of my map. PAK file for Quoth. Has textures, models and sounds. Mostly other peoples work modified for Quake 1. Used Hammer 3.4. RMF,map,fgd and wad files included. Breaks Quake limits, use Fitzquake 0.85. Will have startup errors.
Stuck with free file hosting again (quaketastic has 50meg limit) hope it works. http://www.adrive.com/public/428df7891c86944abf461eb6a161b98ac82e1d0e688ea47a1cc6287df5b8517e.html Why put the Quoth pack in? It's not like people will not check you said requires quoth and then fire it up in iD1
Oh wait... Fish and Chips on my shoulder Heyo, been awhile since I've posted anything here! Anywho, started working on a 1on1 map that's nearing beta.
I haven't lit it properly yet, it's all ambientlit. Rocks needs to be changed too. :) http://fjoggs.maverickservers.com/img/projects/fjo3tourney6-7.jpg http://fjoggs.maverickservers.com/img/projects/fjo3tourney6-8.jpg http://fjoggs.maverickservers.com/img/projects/fjo3tourney6-9.jpg i like it. the yellow point lights go well with the skybox. good attention to detail re: trim and texture alignment.
that is nice! I like all the little bevels and extrusions. Skybox looks psychedelic (in a good way).
What textures are those? They are really nice. http://www.dropbox.com/gallery/33279452/1/dazsurv2?h=1c62fd (go to page 2)
Any improvements I can make to the castle structure to make it look more authentic? I've messed with a few things but they didn't really work. It looks a bit bare imo and I'm not sure what I can add to fix that, maybe its just the texture I'm using... hmmz Is the lighting of it a bit ott? A lot of castles I've visited have those huge floodlights that light up the walls in that way when it goes dark, I really like the look of it and that's what I'm trying to emulate here. *squinting*
i think i can see something... seriously, it seems nice, but the shots are tiny, man. :P i like that like none of the walls are straight and they all meander back and forth like in the ref. makes it look very natural. maybe 2 or 3 larger shots though so i can see more details? Pro level designer.
He knows what he's talking about. Must admit the shots do look sexy. You should make a maya-themed Q1SP ;) The thing I noticed most in your path compared to the real life photo you worked from was that the real one was much more broken and rugged. Your path was a perfectly smooth path. Same with the castle, it's like it's just been built, but castles are rougher. Add some broken and crumbling bits to it.
But otherwise I'm loving the atmosphere of it. "Ogres floating in outerspace is a good thing".
-Martha Stewart A few more shadows would help with the textures in some areas (too evenly lit).Lot a good ideas though. And I couldn't use r_oldwater 0 in my autoexec.cfg, the game would crash. Could not reproduce a crash. Did remove the fish.mdl from the pak file redundant in the Quoth pak0. I agree lighting does look a bit flat in some spots. Will work on that.
Found the problem. I resized nost.tga to 512 x 336 and titan.tga to 1024 x 1024 and all's well. It wasn't an oldwater issue at all, though it crashed more often using it.
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