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It's cleverly hidden away at File -> Open PAK File...
Could you explain your problem more clearly?
There's an example map on making monsters patrol. It's covered in a tutorial too, one of the In The Beginnings. Making them walk to a particular place is covered in pepper's very own tutorial, Scripted, and several other example maps.
habboi, I don't think he owns them, doubt he's allowed to let you. Perhaps he'll tell you who he got the permission from himself.
No, they can be set up exactly the same as a func_train but targeting '_tracks instead of '_corners.
There's always the Entity Guide. The Map Vault too, I think one of our Scandanavian comrades made it, but regardless, there's a great func_tracktrain example map in there.
There's always the Entity Guide. The Map Vault too, I think one of our Scandanavian comrades made it, but regardless, there's a great func_tracktrain example map in there.
Stop the player walking in the way by using CLIP brushes?
Never ever ever skybox for any reason whatsoever.
You could probably make Quake 2 maps, or Quake. Doubt QIII.
I was saying -nowadtextures was a bad idea and he was agreeing for the reasons he then detailed.
PTS, sent you those pics.
1. Room size is no more than 400 X 320 height is 256
2. Custom textures, sprites and sounds allowed
3. No models
4. The room doesn't have to represent a box
5. wpoly maximum of 1500
1. Room size is no more than 400 X 320 height is 256
2. Custom textures, sprites and sounds allowed
3. No models
4. The room doesn't have to represent a box
5. wpoly maximum of 1500
Yes.
I think a little tutorial on HLDM may be a good idea, I'm suprised there isn't one
I think a little tutorial on HLDM may be a good idea, I'm suprised there isn't one
As Captain P says, get Hammer. I also suspect you might be using the archaic Quake compile tools, get Zoner's tools. Both programs are available from our Links page.
As for point three, you can't spawn extra hostages during a round, but they automatically respawn each round, as 'P said.
As for point three, you can't spawn extra hostages during a round, but they automatically respawn each round, as 'P said.
In conclusion, always check for tutorials and Example Maps before posting.
1. Get Hammer
2. Read the compile log
2. Read the compile log
I don't think that's necessary, I think -wadinclude only includes used textures from those WADs. Couldn't be sure though, never tested.
That, though, is a bad idea as -nowadtextures includes loads of pointless WADs, including default HL textures, I believe. Unless they've changed it
Fine, if you feel that strongly I'll go with no models at all. It's a mapping competition!
This is completely uninfluenced by my inability to model
Sounds and textures are easy for anybody to do to a fair level, but modelling's more complicated, more of an art in its own.
This is completely uninfluenced by my inability to model
Sounds and textures are easy for anybody to do to a fair level, but modelling's more complicated, more of an art in its own.Hehe.
Don't feel bad about not seeing that tutorial at first (the weapon one) - it ain't listed yet as it's still a work in progress.
Ohh, sorry, when you said "desktop console" I didn't realise that "desktop" had any significance
Very odd though... try turning V-Sync on on y'PC?
Very odd though... try turning V-Sync on on y'PC?
Is there anywhere in Nem's frontend to set the location of your WADs?
Does that mean as we use paper, the world shrinks until we cut down more trees?
2000? That's ridiculous. 1500's alright.
I don't think we should be allowed custom models.
I don't think we should be allowed custom models.
Well, I seem t'remember Andy said it was pretty much completely up to me, think he was busy, so don't accuse me 
Heh, great time to submit that tutorial eh PaLO!
Hastings, 'member? South-East coast, one of the Cinque Ports.
It's nice down here
Was beautiful yesterday.
Was beautiful yesterday.
I say mods should judge if they have the time, until some reliable and honest mappers can take the time to judgeWhat are you implying?
1. Right
2. Good
3. Fine
4. Good
5. Hehe, good-o
LOL 3rd place outa 3 entries haha N000000B!Erm, if there'd been more he'd likely still've been around there. Just that the entries were all pretty good - I'd like to see some of your maps.
So basically, as nice a room as you can make?
Sounds good, I'm in.
Sounds good, I'm in.
Well played PTS
I might like to have a go at one if you can find somebody else to judge.
I might like to have a go at one if you can find somebody else to judge.
Okay:
Gold: PTS with his Nazi Eagle.
I just had to put this first as it was almost perfect and so detailed. It would've been a good idea to tie the entire eagle to a func_wall, though, to prevent face splitting and ease up on VIS doing needless calculations. Also, the Swastika should've been rotated forty-five degrees, Google for reference pics and you'll see what I mean.
Silver: rowleybob's open computer.
If it'd been slightly more to scale, had whirring fan noises, no big green random things (lights? They're already on the texture) on the keyboard, and a better monitor image (that really let it down), this would probably have won. Pity you couldn't use stuff, but hey, y'can't have everything. Really well-made with superb attention to detail.
Bronze: Peace and LOve's Playboymachine.
This was a really nice neat little computer on a well-made desk, but it was kinda missing something. Perfectly to scale, and, er, nice and stuff, but not as impressive as bob's little fans.
Gold: PTS with his Nazi Eagle.
I just had to put this first as it was almost perfect and so detailed. It would've been a good idea to tie the entire eagle to a func_wall, though, to prevent face splitting and ease up on VIS doing needless calculations. Also, the Swastika should've been rotated forty-five degrees, Google for reference pics and you'll see what I mean.
Silver: rowleybob's open computer.
If it'd been slightly more to scale, had whirring fan noises, no big green random things (lights? They're already on the texture) on the keyboard, and a better monitor image (that really let it down), this would probably have won. Pity you couldn't use stuff, but hey, y'can't have everything. Really well-made with superb attention to detail.
Bronze: Peace and LOve's Playboymachine.
This was a really nice neat little computer on a well-made desk, but it was kinda missing something. Perfectly to scale, and, er, nice and stuff, but not as impressive as bob's little fans.
You're immature, stupid and downright annoying.It's Peace and LOve himself, you realise. Or apparently you didn't.
Looks like it's just the three of you.
Want me to adjudicate?
Want me to adjudicate?
No prob'm, glad you figured it out.
Works fine for me.
Bad site though, it'd look terrible at anything under 960x720.
Bad site though, it'd look terrible at anything under 960x720.
Read the thread. Stop spamming or I'll start deleting your posts.
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do any of teh Linux or "other" systems have the .NET Framework btw?That's like asking if Windows has Wine
(Of course not)
Perhaps, Check for Problems if that hasn't been suggested, Alt+P.
Always use OpenGL.
hmmmmm... i'm thinking of buying a linux thenFrom what you just said, don't.
Rabid, weren't <OSX?
Yeah, I was undecided on that since it's drifting away from mapping, but hey, I'll add it
Yours was the comment I was waiting for primarily after PaLO, heh, since you were such Steam lovers. I'll put it gold today.
Yours was the comment I was waiting for primarily after PaLO, heh, since you were such Steam lovers. I'll put it gold today.
Hurrah, I'm on the Contact Us bit too now.
Saves you having to drop out with your excellent entry
It's spelt "peel"
I imagine so.
You also enter a human body, travelling through the many veins, arteries and organs.Been done. Great film, I believe it's called "The Greatest Adventure".
View -> Screen Elements -> Tick all
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