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Downloaded, will give it a listen when I'm at home. Really liked the lockpicking sounds, good quality. I have no problem with making him a member - it's pakmannen's call, I guess. comp-music, just one thing: Could you encode files larger than 500k? The main reason for using wav files is faster access in-game, but sound files especially tend to gather up in size fast, and we want to keep the mod size slim. It also helps people who access the internet with .. uhm .. nostalgic hardware, like me.

I hear Greyfeather Gems 2: Rodamill has excellent ambient tracks.

Dizzy Gillespie's cheeks pwn Armstrong's!

It reminds me a bit of a tadpole, not in a bad way though- I could imagine it being amphibious. Maybe a fin along the tail? Suggestion for the texture:

Check out the hot pix he took while swooshing by with 52000 mph. Damn NH, you're fast! Somebody bump this thread July 14th, 2015.

Aye, you're correct. Somehow I got the nominal BR of oggs mixed up with the CBR of mp3s. Serves me right for posting when my brain is already asleep.

Hello comp, welcome to the den! As Springheel said, we need generic sounds that go well with a number of objects. Here are a few guidelines I can think of: Make them generic but good - some of the sounds will be played a lot in the game (especially if you want to make footsteps), so they shouldn't get annoying if often repeated. We need plain sounds. As already mentioned, effects like reverb will be added by the game. Same goes for the stereo effect for most sound fx. To avoid things like a phaser effect, I recommend making mono sounds for object dependent effects. Same for volume. If possible, mix your sounds at maximum amplitude, but avoid overdrive. Volume can be adjusted with the sound shaders of the game. I think you can also manipulate pitch with them. Avoid pauses at beginning and end of the sample, and consider which effects should be able to loop (the rustling chain of a drawbridge for example). To avoid clipping, looping samples should start and end at 0 amplitude. Use 44100 Hz PCM WAVs for small samples. Doom 3 can handle OGG Vorbis files for longer sounds - I think even VBR ones - and we can keep the mod size smaller with them.

Here. I skipped over it because I had an idea for rope swinging with this. Still not sure if you can apply it to individual monsters...

I think you can change the gravity vector for monsters, though I don't know if you can set it for individual monsters. In the original games they couldn't do it either, but jumped around instead.

Can you set alpha maps on md5 models? Crab Spider Ghost Spider This page has a lot of pictures, if you're looking for inspiration. Btw, will spiders be able to crawl on ceilings/walls?

We should start merchandise now, everyone will want a belcher-beast doll! * squeeze'n'breeze * I think it's the knobby eyes. Who can resist those? Just in case: I think it's coming along nicely, ascottk! Can't wait to see it bulge it's throat bag whilst gulping up a giant burp!

In the first pic, look at the seam of the dress where it joins the torso. There's a triangular bit that's bright - the specular light on the rest of the seam obfuscates this in this picture, but the triangle looks always like it's fully illuminated, regardless of the surrounding light. In the third pic, note the black streak directly under her breast. That's a hole, you can look inside the model there. It's especially obvious when you stand below her and look up, but I couldn't get the bitch to hold still, so I had to gas her and give her some yoga lessons. Just load test_walk_ik and observe her for a while, these things a rather obvious when you know where to look.

Hmm, haven't seen her idle yet - she's constantly moving in the map. The hole and the felshy bit seem to be movement related, since they're only appearant when she moves her chest. The thing on her hip doesn't look like it's caused by something sticking out though.

Sorry for the pun. Ok, so I played around with the outfits of the noblewoman and noticed a few things with the model, and I just wanted to check if it's just me: - There's a hole under her right breast. Handy for knowing what's going on inside a woman (apparently not much), but not really nice to look at. - There's fleshy looking stuff sticking out of her left breast. - On the right side of her hip is a bright triangle. I thought this was a normal/specular/whatever map problem, but when I altered the TGAs in question it didn't do a thing. For the record, I was checking in test_walk_ik, because I have no modelling app.

This discussion now approaching kindergarten level.

Yay, that discussion again. I'm still looking for a good solution to the differently percieved difficulty problem... don't want to drag this discussion in here, but I'm looking forward to BioShock in that regard (I know ZylonBane and I have have a very different opinion about adaptive difficulty, so I won't dwell on the topic). When I got Doom 3 for the Mod, I played the first few levels on Easy difficulty as well, just to get a look at it. I think by the second level I got bored with the predictable enemy spawns and stopped playing though.

Haha, I did the exact opposite and booted it with a disc I made at home, because the password protection of the box was an executable called at the end of autoexec.bat (!) If I had remembered what key to hold to skip it, I could even have saved me the boot disc...

The LoD was Texas based, maybe one of them? I was just starting getting into computers around '90, I think I still have my C64 BASIC manual around somewhere. The worst thing I ever did was to hack our school computer in 8th grade I think- around that time students were generally more skilled in the field than teachers, and it was fun making them turn to help to us for once. Oh, and I also wrote one dead simple snoop program to gather uni passwords once, just to see how many I got. It was so terrifyingly effective, I got scared and deleted it right away.

No shit? May I ask who?

Bruce Sterling wrote a nice bit about the AT&T crash in 1990 here. A good read, imo.

Uh.. while we're on model textures: I was thinking about creating a few alternative outfits for the existing models. My question is: Will alternative skins be supported for AI models? I mean without overwriting the files of the existing ones.

I use Tiny Personal FW, can't complain about anything. It's lightweight on the mem, interface is simple and it does what it ought to do.

The cathedral looks awesome, but your scale seems to be a bit off. Say the average house in the foreground is 10m high, it would make the cathedral about 400m high! But jesus, the amount of detail is insane. How long did that pic take you?

The fish-eye effect has been over used by movies and games, I'm a bit sick of it by now. That said, I wouldn't mind a small distortion effect, especially at the borders.

I like Springheel's design. Simple, consistent and functional. Can we make the bubbles bubble?