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More quick fun testing : https://dl.dropbox.com/u/161473/Misc/QuakeStuff2.jpg
SleepwalkR I tried for a long time to get it to work as I wanted that feature for ToeTag. I could never get it to work even remotely reliably. Now, granted, I'm awful at that kind of code so you may have better luck. If you DO ever get it working, it'll be a Quake editing renaissance. :) more flexible vertex editing. Would be great if you could push a vertex inward and magically create new brushes, and re-merge them when you move the vertex back out again. But yeah, it's very complicated.
Looks great! I've been mapping too, but not with Trenchbroom unfortunately. But with 1.05 now in my possession, who's to say.
addon =)
http://www.shrak.com/shrak.html 2013 mapping clich� will now be "terrain maps!"
Look what you've done Sleepwalkr, stifling creativity in the community ;) Map looks cool scampie, finish it, bitch. Just wait, if phong shading support gets added to the compile tools we'll probably never see any other type of map ever again :P
I do love that map though, I should probably finish up mine... not Trenchbroom, but something I've been tinkering with for a while.
http://www.quaketastic.com/upload/files/editor1.jpg http://www.quaketastic.com/upload/files/editor2.jpg looks awesome as usual. You are good at what you do - looking forward to playing it somewhere down the line!
When you say you have to build it like you would in Quake, what does that entail?
Do you mean you have to make the equivalent of a "brush" in Modo, or do you just mean you can't leave any weird / concave shapes? Also, does it only work in Modo or is standalone and works for any program that can export |
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