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TRINIX
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PostPosted: 04-06-2007 04:08 AM           Profile Send private message  E-mail  Edit post Reply with quote


very nice fjoggs, love the q2 feel



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Mmmm Stroggy :D I love EQ2 set.

Tabun has some Q2 style Textures that I find compliment Evil's set, check this thread: http://forums.wireheadstudios.org/index ... fe664ced25

Looking really nice btw :D
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PostPosted: 04-06-2007 04:54 AM           Profile Send private message  E-mail  Edit post Reply with quote


Fjoggs wrote:
meh

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Really cool Fjoggs!

We want mooooooooore!
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PostPosted: 04-06-2007 07:46 AM           Profile Send private message  E-mail  Edit post Reply with quote


I want to play it Fjoggs ok ok
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PostPosted: 04-06-2007 12:16 PM           Profile Send private message  E-mail  Edit post Reply with quote


Lookin' good there Fjoggs. :icon14:
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PostPosted: 04-07-2007 05:36 AM           Profile Send private message  E-mail  Edit post Reply with quote


Just a test.
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test of what?
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PostPosted: 04-07-2007 06:33 AM           Profile Send private message  E-mail  Edit post Reply with quote


Been playing around in MapZone2, starting to build a set of materials for per-pixel engines. Also outputting Q3 versions.

Here's a quarter size view of the materials + alpha for a grate.

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Here's a full size "Q3" version that's been embosed with the normal and had the alpha blacked out:

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I have a feelign that the alpha will look too clean, but that can be changed easily enough.

No in game shots yet, I'm trying to get a nice little set of around 20-ish and then build a test map for Q3 and Q4 using them.
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Amphetamine, I have a feeling you used the nvidia filter... DONT. Not for main work anyways. Little things its ok for, and extras, but never for that. But if you really, really cant model stuff (best way to do it) then rework that local map. Remember that using the nvidia filter means that white is highest, black, lowest. So use that alpha map texture you posted there for a base local map and add the other stuff in afterwards.
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PostPosted: 04-07-2007 10:11 AM           Profile Send private message  E-mail  Edit post Reply with quote


There's nothing implicitly wrong with using the filter or any 2D>normal converter for that matter, it's just a questions of understanding the detailing you can add to heighttemplate.



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o'dium wrote:
Amphetamine, I have a feeling you used the nvidia filter... DONT. Not for main work anyways. Little things its ok for, and extras, but never for that. But if you really, really cant model stuff (best way to do it) then rework that local map. Remember that using the nvidia filter means that white is highest, black, lowest. So use that alpha map texture you posted there for a base local map and add the other stuff in afterwards.


The whole thing is done internally in MapZone2, all the maps are generated from the same procedural sources run though a whole load of filter and effect nodes.
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PostPosted: 04-07-2007 11:49 AM           Profile Send private message  E-mail  Edit post Reply with quote


Generic futuristic doorway:




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kaz : that kinda reminds me of UT2k4, dont know why but i dose!



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PostPosted: 04-08-2007 05:35 AM           Profile Send private message  E-mail  Edit post Reply with quote


Been playing alot of ut2k3 lately ;)

Also: http://portfolio.hourences.com/levels1.htm

Really beautiful work on here :o
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PostPosted: 04-10-2007 07:45 AM           Profile   Send private message  E-mail  Edit post Reply with quote


Small map detail model I just did out of boredom, heh:

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Kaz wrote:
Been playing alot of ut2k3 lately ;)

Also: http://portfolio.hourences.com/levels1.htm

Really beautiful work on here :o


Wow some of those shots are simply gorgeous... :icon28:
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After seeing Lunaran's test map, I got inspired to work on textures. Here's my test (ladder inspired by Lunaran also):

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Once I'll make a nice texture set, I'll probably design a tourney level set in abondoned building.

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What FOV is that? Do yourself a favour and set it back to the default, you can barely see what's actually going on in that shot becasue of all the destortion it causes. I've never understood why people think that looks 'cool' :icon22:



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Good to see some more folks making assets, nice one:)
Monochrome has so been done though;)



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PostPosted: 04-11-2007 05:49 AM           Profile Send private message  E-mail  Edit post Reply with quote


Kat: That's FOV 130. It was considered cool in Q3 community. But in generel higher FOV is used to show more of the scene.

dnky: Won't be too monochrome once I'll finish up other textures.

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Method wrote:
Kat: That's FOV 130. It was considered cool in Q3 community. But in generel higher FOV is used to show more of the scene.
er... I know... I have been around for a while. bleh you know what, do what you want. :shrug:



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(Those textures are 10% cooler.. ah, nevermind.)

Textures looking good.. Anybody want to *cough* put a whack of em into a set? I've got this TDM map to re-texture, if I ever have time..
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PostPosted: 04-11-2007 08:52 AM           Profile Send private message  E-mail  Edit post Reply with quote


my new 1on1 ctf map, not to sure if its a bit "open" but here is a quick editor view!

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PostPosted: 04-11-2007 09:34 AM           Profile Send private message  E-mail  Edit post Reply with quote


Kat wrote:
Method wrote:
Kat: That's FOV 130. It was considered cool in Q3 community. But in generel higher FOV is used to show more of the scene.
er... I know... I have been around for a while. bleh you know what, do what you want. :shrug:


Hey now, dont cool down .. this is a serious problem that should be dealt with! *cough*..

well never mind really (though I agree with kat that it usualy looks fugly =)
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Here's a FOV 90 shot. The geometry is just a place holder to test the textures.

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Edit: Updated this shot 4-5 time since it's been posted.

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That's better. Watch the specular levels on the bricks, although you can't quite tell from the shot it looks lilke you've still got a relatively high level which looks like that bricks are painted with gloss paint. Pull back the levels on the exposed bricks to give it some contrast (unless you've already done this).



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That's looking tidy :D

Just to nitpick for a second though... Where have the loose bricks and rubble piles come from? There appears to be no structural damage to the walls and ceiling in that shot.
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Quick update with fixed (lowered) spec and more rubble.

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ought to be missing a few pieces on the right wall as well.



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Looking much better with the wall damage.

Maybe clip a couple of corners off the loose bricks and break some in half? Could even export a couple and model them so you can get them normal mapped into more worn shapes.
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Some low-tech texturing :)

edit: it's 384 because i ran out of ideas for the last 128pixels :P

edit2: updated with more pixels




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Kammesennin wrote:
ought to be missing a few pieces on the right wall as well.


maybe they got kicked around!

i think it looks great.
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Here's a quick update on the textures:

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Looking decent.. keep and eye on those specular levels though, that corner that has a bright highlight makes it look like you're still using a relatively high level that's giving the surface a bit more 'reflection' then might be necessary given that it looks like you're going for a very 'dry' environment.



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Kat: It's shiny because I used one light for the whole room. Plus it's a beveled patch, so I don't really know how to properly fix it, other than using a light with round texture.

Kaz: Looks nice man.

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