Currently building a map of a city by a lake/body of water, this is going to be a small fishing shop near a dock where people can "fish." As you can see, I'm relying heavily elsewhere for inspiration. A vague resemblance, at least?
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That is some great stuff, Qtit!
Maybe making it a race between two characters would be a nice addition (multiplayer).. but you prolly already thought about this. Keep up the good work.. and.. when will it be downloadable?

End of this summer.

I like it. It reminds me of the DeadCity maps.

AlCapowned: Thanks! I actually appreciate the comparison, I am trying to go for the style of those big Unreal-era city maps - with a bit more detail thrown in.

Below: A brownstone apartment.


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Hey, that kind of looks like the building I stayed in during vacation a few years back.

http://www.livestream.com/qtit/video?cl ... a22848083f

Just a quick show off on the progress on menu and bugtracking of one of the levels.
I love the smooth moves in the Menu map camera.

What about your projects Q?

My projects are put aside as my MA paper is more important. And THIS is for my MA paper.

As in, a working quadshot that doesnt look like it's jutting into the player's arm? if so.





Working on a DM map, with outdoor lighting spilling into a skaarj-like setting through windows. How does this look? I read up on setting directional lights, which definitely is helping the look so far. Probably need to balance the window-light a bit more, it's too strong it seems the way it colors half of that cable pillar (the one under the light). But yeah, what do you think?

Feels like this thread hasn't been used for quite a while. Hmm...

With front grip attached:


Without front grip attached:


Parts like the forward support grip and the structure for holding the clip for this medium/heavy pistol arrangement might be a bit convoluted, but I'll let y'all be the judge of that. Several months back I watched a tutorial series (linked here, here, and here), but I didn't really feel like I could simply jump in at that point and start doing it. Clearly this guy was experienced and the final result was likely to be pretty sloppy compared to his.

But today I sat down with a blank image in The GIMP, and started to do some of the things I vaguely remembered from the tutorials. While I might not have composed a master piece of art, I'm starting to get the hang of it I feel. A good first try, anyway. I do realize that the resolution is a bit lower than it should be, so I'll make sure to keep note of that and other little issues that may crop up. I am, however, interested in continuing this concept a bit more, as it's been fun so far.

The thing you've made seems to be a great beginning for really nice concept. You definitely should continue it and maybe we'll be able to put it into one of our favorite games as not a concept any more.

For a Gauntlet -> Unreal gametype port on jGrass:

Damn, that looks nice.