WiP in WiP, post your screenshots!
- Thread starter Arhurt
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I'll tell you, by the second week, my motivation for finishing this map wasn't to have it complete: it was to not scrap it.
Though I'm reasonably happy with how it all turned out.
dewm b1 update,
first pass large props and light, next thing will be to add some textures, will play around with the map brightness by changing reflection on materials,
garage,
spawn shelf
lobby
vent lower
vent upper
middle, still some models missing here,
will upload tomorrow
first pass large props and light, next thing will be to add some textures, will play around with the map brightness by changing reflection on materials,
garage,
spawn shelf
lobby
vent lower
vent upper
middle, still some models missing here,
will upload tomorrow
Also make sure people that don't have beast computers can actually run the map with playable frames.
Nobody fights on this map. They just walk around, looking at stuff and going, "Oooo, ahhhh, oooo." It's intrinsic to the design.
I spent a bad amount of time staring at the specular maps on the snow in that game. A bad amount of time.
we playtested it three times in December, felt decent so decided to move on and get some art done before next playtest, would be happy to hear what you have to say about it
on a i7 with 980 cards @ 1920x1080 very high/high settings I was capped at 298-299 fps (with no real lows), compared to borneo with low to 260 fps, viaduct with low of 270 fps and lakeside with the low of 265 fps, this map is obviously not complete so the comparison isn't 100% fair,
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Right, so I sometimes use my arrow keys to quickly pan through the 3D view, turns out my hammer was still focused on the brush properties, tapped the down-arrow several times and ta-daa!
a pathetic attempt to become more "jungle" relevant, a black juniper tree genus juniperus here visualized as a bonsai, dewm_b3 anti jungle
Halloween?a pathetic attempt to become more "jungle" relevant, a black juniper tree genus juniperus here visualized as a bonsai, dewm_b3 anti jungle