Posts by RaVaGe

Actually, how I work in a collab is kinda how kokos explained.

Basically you need to agree about the final result, and what's the goal of your map before starting anything, the really good stuff about a collab, it's that the work from the other inspire you a lot, when someone has an issue with his block-out/detail, the other can work on it and make awesome things, then it inspire you, etc.

Be aware that two guys who know their stuffs don't have the same opinions about how to do something, so be sure that your way of designing, your tastes, and your skill barely match.

You'll be prompted to do a lot of concessions to please the other, if you don't have the same opinion about how this brush need to looks, then talk about it, and be honest, if you think that the other got a better argument, then go with his point of view.

Collabs are really cool, don't compare how much you made and how much he made, if his works inspire you, he could have made 35% of the thing, it doesn't really matter if the final result is even better than what you expected.

If it's already posted go fuck yourself.

Quote from Tutorial Doctor

The response is to the need to "make worthwhile maps," and to "help of all kinds." Whether it be in hammer or in UDK or in CRY etc, making a worthwhile map (that part there) is general.

I don't know if any info on my site can help, but if it can, good.

I will be looking for tutorials on hammer to add to my site (if I can find any good or "worthwhile" ones)

That's called plagiarism.

Try to do your mansion by yourself -> fail -> try again.

Guys, just chill out, stfu, and wait until it's ready.

My bad I don't read this thread tbh.

http://www.break.com/video/the-most…ll-time-2523214

LMAO

Oh there's a map at Arecibo, now that's cool

Woah that's pretty a solid work here Aaron, congratz, I love the vibe.

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I'm really good at mod too.

Donated, hail for the hurg !!1!!1!

^ Now that's old

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I have this one IKEA MARKUS, bretty good.

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7357€ But that's a good one.

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Weapons in space ? I have missed an episode.

Quote from Setin

I have this problem as well. At first I'm always really motivated, but after a time I just hate everything about it. Would you mind sharing what steps you take now to help prevent you from loosing your motivation?

1 - Find a good idea/theme wich I really want to work out.

2 - Gather a huge amount of references and elaborate the layout of your map from that.

3 - Create a solid layout on paper.

4 - Do a really fast block out part with only dev textures and work on a 124/64 units grid.

5 - Test it and do the changes you need for a perfect gameplay.

6 - Work on your geometry and create some good looking brushwork.

7 - Texturing + brushwork details.

8 - Prop/overlay pass.

All these maps aren't finished, this is just some bits of maps that I started to detail but where I lost the motivation because "it didn't looked that good anyway". I lost everything so I can't finish/give them, but yeah that's the main issue with me when I try to map, it's never good looking enough, and after a moment I hate everything I made.

I actually learned from that, and now I try to create my maps by using some well defined steps, and this way I don't loose my motivation so quickly.

WTF RAVAGE SRSLY.