also open the wmb file in textmode, and check the positionnumbers.
(just to make shure they are nicely exactly on the grid,
without fractions)

they do.
fitting to a 16x16 grid

Lol I am already compiling a map for my game for 4 days! It will compile for another two before it is done. And in the end, you check the level and wonder why (the secret are the detail blocks) it took so long...

@MasterQ32 will you make the source code public ?
i was always interested in how to make voxels in gamestudio
great work
WFG Progger

@MasterQ32: Very, very nice - I like your project.



If I were you I would try to join cube surfaces that have the same texture and have the same surface normal. E.g. if you 3x3 cubes on the same z-level with same texture, you could make one cube.

@All, who like my project:
http://www.opserver.de/ubb7/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=392452&#Post392452
Because this thread isn't meant for discussing about my project

Rigging and animating is such a pain in the ass. Does anyone CHOOSE to be strictly an animator? To me its just tedious. Anyways, this is the first time i took the time to create automatic controls for the rig and took time to really paint weights in nice for one of my own models. (actually i dont create controls usually for client models either, i just do it with the bare rig). I really got this one decked out with pole targets, stretch joints hooked to ik chains... makes it really easy to pose. Im anxious to see him run but all i have is small level testbeds so the run animation looks wierd. I dont feel like making a whole new level just for the model.

[/random rant]

anyways...


BTW, this scene runs at 29 fps on a computer that struggles to play doom 3 at its lowest settings. I was trying to capture as much of the proper shading and sillohettes as I could while using very few polys, this scene is about 7k, obviously most are in the player. I'm also hoping to keep level sizes fairly small to save polygons.

my o'rly look:

Yes, but they tend to work in the film industry.

yes, I have a friend at http://www.digicpictures.com/#works/game_cinematics , dealing with mainly game cinematics.

Oh look, terrain deformation with fixed normals, fancy colors, saving to .hmp and funny circles:

click images to enlarge




Whatelse? Procedurally generated sea walls (from map data)!