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  1. So on a regular basis I try to start building something in Darkradiant but very quickly I loose interest and give up.

    I tend to

    1. create a room, position an ai in it (or first ai, then room, probably better)
    2. put a light in it
    3. Put some stuff in it
    4. test the room in tdm

    Now I had this new idea:

    1. Start of with a gigantic room. To skip the importance of sealing for the time being and to think broader than one room.
    2. Then just use ground without wall, just to visualise the structure of the level.
    3.  Then just use prefab walls and other elements (arches, etc.). Just building area's that aren't enclosed. I can always close them at a later point.

    Maybe this is all very logical from a mappers perspective, but tdm is the first game where I have done any kind of real mapping and I always stop at the start. It just takes too long to make something exciting.

    I want to build something at some point, because over time I accumulated lots of ideas.

    1. JackFarmer

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      Why do you think you will not loose interest when working as described according to your new idea because, either way, your project will still look boring in the beginning?

      Don`t get met wrong, but I personally think that you have to reconsider your mapping expectations. Building something (even small) cool looking when you do not have experience with DR is time-consuming (and error-prone) and somehow I have the feeling time is the thing you do not want to invest. It is as if you expect to become a guitar hero like Steve Vai by simply spending 30 minutes each day with your instrument.

       

  2. I started playing the demo a bit. There's no manual saving it seems..
  3. It's interesting that the textures are really low, while the game seems to have a lot of details.
  4. I think I already used it in dos, but it's so long ago I'm not sure. It doesn't matter
  5. datiswous

    Free games

    Yeah I love that about GOG
  6. datiswous

    Free games

    I was just going to post this..
  7. Oh yeah that works! This is great! I never heard of this shortcut though. How does Shift + Insert differ from Ctrl + V? Edit: Ah well since it's a terminal.. https://itsfoss.com/copy-paste-linux-terminal/ Although I think in Windows tdm I think Ctrl-V does work.
  8. Cool it has some of the combat elements of Dark Messiah of Might and Magic.
  9. I played Stirring Abyss demo recently and after that bought the game. It's kind of a Lovecraftian style xcom game with detailed text story boxes. The visual style is very interesting. Mostly a drawn perspective view, but the fishes seem in 3D, which looks weird, but also kind of interesting. Oh and (already mentioned) the soundtrack is free to download. Here it is also on youtube:
  10. I have currently so many game demo's installed on steam. Seems almost like a collection..
  11. This doesn't work for me. Does it only work in Wayland?
  12. Maybe DR should just implement a button that starts TDM in a small window (640x480 maybe) and shows the book in-game.
  13. What has GOG to do with this? Maybe you mean Atari? Yeah that's what I noticed too. The game looks bright, colorful and not scary..
  14. Important only if you want to buy it from GOG I think. I usually only buy games from GOG which support Linux.
  15. Btw. is it possible to force Proton in the Steam client on a Windows pc? Probably not but I can't test it.
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