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Duke 3D #1
As I wrote on Discord server, this model is good enough. My main complaint is that you literally voxelized angled sprite with some perspective parts. It might look a bit odd from specific angles, but in the long run, it's good enough.
Duke 3D Voxel Pack
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#2492 Posted 05 November 2022 - 03:40 PM
The guy looks a bit squished. But well, maybe that's how he died, right? We were never able to tell with the sprite, now this mystery has finally been solved!
#2493 Posted 23 November 2022 - 08:48 AM
@NightFright
According to the github, the latest voxel by brullov hasn't been added. Why?
According to the github, the latest voxel by brullov hasn't been added. Why?
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#2494 Posted 23 November 2022 - 11:35 AM
Nobody made a pull request for it. Also I was under the impression it wasn't final yet.
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#2495 Posted 23 November 2022 - 11:50 AM
It is finished, I have no ideas how to improve it unless you want to remake it.
I didn't know how to pull a request, so I attached the kvx file.
I didn't know how to pull a request, so I attached the kvx file.
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#2496 Posted 23 November 2022 - 02:28 PM
I will try to integrate it tomorrow, but these days I have little time besides work.
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#2497 Posted 23 November 2022 - 10:24 PM
Monk (#1352) added. Please remember to always provide definitions with your voxels, especially if you are not committing them directly on Github.
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#2498 Posted 28 November 2022 - 09:13 AM
Btw, I am still trying to have some sort of autoload in EDuke32/Rednukem for the addons. I had read somewhere you could use duke3d_1.def (DukeDC), duke3d_2.def (NWinter) or duke3d_3.def (Caribbean) to load addon-specific defs, but it appears EDuke32 is ignoring this.
Did I misunderstand something there? IIRC Megaton was using that system and I thought EDuke32 had adopted it in the meantime. Alternatively, I could imagine having specific autoload folders like in Raze (e.g. autoload.nwinter, autoload.vacation, autoload.dukedc), but I dunno if that requires undesired hardcoding.
Did I misunderstand something there? IIRC Megaton was using that system and I thought EDuke32 had adopted it in the meantime. Alternatively, I could imagine having specific autoload folders like in Raze (e.g. autoload.nwinter, autoload.vacation, autoload.dukedc), but I dunno if that requires undesired hardcoding.
