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(12-27-2011, 01:49 PM)theShadow Wrote: might fit better if there were a couple trees, spread around the level.
^ This. Make it look like a biosphere or something, oxygen producing level for the Lunar colony. Maybe even consider adding glass and whatever else you can think of that make it look like this,
or, you can remove it but if you do that, I think it will look pretty 'normal'
(12-27-2011, 11:47 PM)nowego4 Wrote: Make it look like a biosphere or something, oxygen producing level for the Lunar colony. Maybe even consider adding glass and whatever else you can think of that make it look like this,
or, you can remove it but if you do that, I think it will look pretty 'normal'
Good work, nice improvements
Nice idea. But "adding glass"? I don't undertand. You meant "grass"?
I think I will follow this idea and make it look more like a plant colony or sth, thank u very much.
12-28-2011, 10:58 AM (This post was last modified: 12-28-2011, 10:59 AM by jaykay.)
there two different styles on this map, marked with red and green:
the red parts are modern and sleek, while the green parts are... totally different. (too bad my english isn't good enough, i don't find the correct words).
maybe replace the textures in the green parts with cleaner and more futuristic ones ond replace those factory hall lamps with... dunno, some other lamps. i guess we dont have any other lamps, but still
How to create a model with NetRadiant:
1. Create your model with brushes (and patches if needed) in the NetRadiant.
2. Place an info_player_deathmatch and build a box of caulk around everything. Be sure that nothing else is in your map except the entity, the model (which consist of brushes!) and the caulk box.
3. Choose ´Q3Map2: convert to .ASE for modelling apps´ in the Build menu.
4. In data/maps/ you´ll find a .ase model exactly named like your map. You can now use it as a regular model and also edit it in e.g. Blender (if you have the ase importer)!
(12-30-2011, 12:18 PM)Maddin Wrote: How to create a model with NetRadiant:
1. Create your model with brushes (and patches if needed) in the NetRadiant.
2. Place an info_player_deathmatch and build a box of caulk around everything. Be sure that nothing else is in your map except the entity, the model (which consist of brushes!) and the caulk box.
3. Choose ´Q3Map2: convert to .ASE for modelling apps´ in the Build menu.
4. In data/maps/ you´ll find a .ase model exactly named like your map. You can now use it as a regular model and also edit it in e.g. Blender (if you have the ase importer)!
You forgot that the model must be added to the models folder.
No. Technically that is not required! But, it is really recommendable, especially when preparing your map for the autobuild server or when working with GIT.