WiP in WiP, post your screenshots!
- Thread starter Arhurt
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Oops.
Also there is no HUD.
in your mappy file, have the payload facing to the right from the top down view, regardless of the way its supposed to be pointing in the game. have the first point on the track pointing in the direction you want and set it to "follow track anglea".
weird voodoo will happen when you compile that makes the cart point the right way.
Mr. Wimples
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Those computer banks look rather odd up there in the air. Especially the ones with screens on them.
TheKieranator
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Is this how I paint tf2 textures?
No. You have criss crossing orthogonal brush strokes (good) but on a circular shape(bad)
If any brush strokes should be visible on the central hub they should be concentric and probably best left as just little rust flecks or scratches.
Everyone gets on the brush strokes train but forgets that TF2 textures have large areas of pretty much solid colour too.
Blades are ok, if a little clean looking.
Fredrik
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Deodorant
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I thought about a bit and figured that since the ground level is intended to use for sneaking and flanking, I could move the ground up to second floor height and turn the vital ground-height passages into underground tunnels. I lifted the ground displacements and took a look around, and.. Well, with a bunch of rebuilding, I could turn it into a pretty normal, Harvest-like map.
The problem is, it just feels boring and generic. The balconies, catwalks and general verticalness was what I enjoyed in the map.
You're a veteran and I'm a noob and all that, and I really shouldn't be arguing about map design with you, but.. Is an unconventionally 3-dimensional map really such a terrible thing? Nucleus has approximately the same max distance between playable areas both vertically and horizontally (and unlike my map, it has sightlines that stretch almost all the way through), but that's a perfectly enjoyable map.
I should definitely change the layout to kill some sightlines, expand the map horizontally and add a spawn courtyard, but is there any way I can keep the three-level center with my dignity intact?
If you want to keep walkways and all other stuff go ahead, but try mixing what you have with more traditional and normal layout and see how that works out.
Work on the Turbine remake continues:
Very, very tentative idea for "opening up" the main hallway space. In theory, the grating floor will protect attackers from sentries placed where defenders tend to put them 90% of the time. In practice this is probably a terrible idea.
Very, very tentative idea for "opening up" the main hallway space. In theory, the grating floor will protect attackers from sentries placed where defenders tend to put them 90% of the time. In practice this is probably a terrible idea.
fy_pool_day_tf2
Yeah! I started from an old TF2 version that someone mad a long, long time ago. It doesn't look exactly like the CS one because of that. But hey, who cares!
