[Truck Stop Santa Claus]

Seb Luca, on 15 August 2019 - 12:59 AM, said:

@Loke : very classy, a real "film noir" scene :)

@11bus : Superb work :) Is this rifle the M1?

@Tea Monster : °0°

@Supertanker : apart from the blue stripes, lower right, which seem a little unsightly, great work :D

@Merlijn : classy too, in another vein :)

@Truck Stop Santa Claus : Lol :lol: the poster on the right is a reference to"Alien Covenant" ? ;)

sure, will just go with that

[11bush]

Colt Commando and M60 in game.

[11bush]

A shotgun I am working on, but not completed.

[Gambini]

You need to work on the conic perspective and the arm (which is too skinny)

[Seb Luca]

@Truck Stop Santa Claus : :)

@11bush : I adore the M60, but but the hand of the shotgun (at main tile) seems strange to me :huh:

[11bush]

Haha yeah, it's thin as hell. I'm working on it.

[Mark]

I finally sat down and learned a bit more about modern texturing. For a test I used one of my HRP contributions. I added in height and normal mapping to the texture and now it has so much depth it looks like a model. I haven't tried it in Eduke32 yet but it should look close to the pic.

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[11bush]

Looks awesome.

[11bush]

I made the arm a little thicker for the shotgun.

[Sanek]

Back in the saddle...again.



If it looks somewhat familiar, you most likely remember the last SP map I released. I guess you can figure out what I'm doing. ;)

[Truck Stop Santa Claus]

epic

[Seb Luca]

It is well proportioned and harmonious in terms of choice of colors and textures. ;)
But I guess it's not over, because it's still empty in places?

[Sanek]

Seb Luca, on 31 August 2019 - 01:48 PM, said:

It is well proportioned and harmonious in terms of choice of colors and textures. ;)
But I guess it's not over, because it's still empty in places?

something new has been added sure, but mostly it will look in the same in the finished map.
I wouldn't call it empty, as it's serves it's purpose and besides, there's a whole warehouse behind you in the picture 1.

I think that after many years, I finally found the proper balance. I remember when I was making maps for Chronic I thought that #1 criterion is to shove as many spriework into the room as possible, which obviously is not the case.

[def13391]

this is a map for a mod.
coming very very very very soon. maybe.
i'll let you guess what it's going to be.

[Sanek]

While not the exact replica, this room is actually a movie reference that I hope someone will notice.

[MusicallyInspired]

"Game over, man!"

[Seb Luca]

Nice Alien scene :) But Bishop missed ! :lol:

PS : Why not put the knife a little lower by adding 128 or 256 units to its Zpos? ;)

[Truck Stop Santa Claus]

I know about holding Home for 256
but what about 128?

[Seb Luca]

The goal is to bring down the knife very slightly so that it appears planted in the table ;)

[Truck Stop Santa Claus]

I get that
I was just asking how to move it down by 128

[Forge]

Truck Stop Santa Claus, on 16 September 2019 - 04:47 PM, said:

I get that
I was just asking how to move it down by 128

2d mode
F8 on the sprite
arrow down to the zpos entry
enter
edit the number by 128
enter
escape

[Micky C]

There are key combinations for half and quarter increments. Can’t remember what they are off the top of my head. Check the eduke wiki.

[Mike Norvak]

 Micky C, on 16 September 2019 - 05:18 PM, said:

There are key combinations for half and quarter increments. Can’t remember what they are off the top of my head. Check the eduke wiki.

Yeah those are the kind of things you need to do to actually remember.

[Forge]

Micky C, on 16 September 2019 - 05:18 PM, said:

There are key combinations for half and quarter increments. Can’t remember what they are off the top of my head. Check the eduke wiki.

that would be home & end
iirc 1/4 increments is 256. I'm guessing that's why tssc is asking specifically about 128.

pgup/pgnd = 1024
+end = 512
+home = 256

[Micky C]

 Mike Norvak, on 16 September 2019 - 05:52 PM, said:

Yeah those are the kind of things you need to do to actually remember.

These days I do the key presses without thinking about what the buttons actually are, it’s all muscle memory.

It’s like being able to navigate streets in a city without necessarily knowing all the street names.