Quote from Quakis[Blocked Image: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v220/deathquakis/RET_001.jpg]
That is a map I was working on for a Resident Evil mod i was on ages ago for the HL1 engine. Where did you get my textures from? And why do you claim its your map? TyrantII made it.
Well you COULD just try and email her. See what happens.
It's a headhunter. Nothing else... it's not untypical that they stumble upon a site like this and start advertising for jobs on behalf of other companies.
jezpuh go be annoying somewhere else plz
those pictures are wrong. very wrong.
Why is the HUD affected by infrared view?
My hopes and thoughts go out to all the people in Texas and surroundings that this storm will go by without much damage.
I won't even bother....
That's awesome, D3 
Let's not go there... 
killer tomato, he is not a valve employee 
i have curtains but i can never bring myself to hang them up. GAH
I'll post pics of my place later.. (here: http://www.mapcore.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=3301)
OK look guys, you are getting some things mixed up here.
Normal maps have nothing to do with shinyness. All they do is draw X Y and Z vector information from a texture (the normal map) to a flat surface which then reacts to specularity on the texture. As long as you don't overkill your specular and you make your normal map subtle enough to avoid having too much bumpyness but strong enough to show that it has depth, then there's absolutely no reason why you shouldn't use normal maps. I do this every day and I know that my work wouldn't look half as nice if I wasn't using normal maps. So before you say normal mapping sucks and makes everything look like shiny crap.... learn to use it right.
Ferret called me the other day and asked me what the command was to activate wireframe mode in HL2.
Why is that? As long as you don't go overboard with the bumpyness and use it with a not so hysterically bright specular map you can get awesome results.
i love how you did the transition from stucco to stone at the bottom... its a nice texture. try making the texture not as greenish though.
edit: (this was in response to a post that apparently has been deleted)
Quote from GrinSomehow I have the feeling the treeshadows could easily be faked on source, actually while I was wathcing it it seemed like it could have been faked on the video.Cool stuff, nevertheless.
Quote from jayrabbitMost shadows in games are kinda "faked".There are very few games where shadows are actually (particularly) ray traced, e.g. Doom3
Can you be a little less vague and elaborate ?
looks damn nice. I looooove the dynamic shadows on the trees.
F'cking A.
pictures. now.
I'm with ferret on this one. I dont see the point of them stopping the hl1 version and wasting all the work. Oh well
This should be in the texturing forum
