Posts by Sjonsson

The green scene; I think the lighting is too monochrome, maybe try adding some lanterns with another color or another green, play around with it.

The second scene: make the lamps flicker A LOT slower, they feel epileptic, but else I like that scene.

Fourth scene: I think there is some flickering meshes on the left side of the street when the camera pans upwards - fix it!

And lastly I want to add a personal preferance about the camera flights; I think that you should try to avoid to quick movement as well as having the camera completly still, keep it moving very slowly instead.

Hey everyone! I'm not fully satisfied with my portfolio but I am not sure why. Is there anyone here who can take a look and give my some critique?

Sweeeet! Will try it out!

Wow, that's a nice entry, very minmalistic! Well done!

I agree with the others, de_relic is kewl!

You might wanna add the pictures!

Quote from rockdude86

Long time since i posted something here but thought i'd share this one

environment i'm working on for a game that is somewhat a mix of smash brothers and megaman (with a bit of portal sauce)

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I have no idea what it's for, but it's really cool!

de_excavation

Oh lol, well everyone loves a necro thread right?

You mean the Malkavian, yeah they're sweet!

Hi Neil! That's some fine pieces you have in there!

I don't know if it's a standard in any way but I would very much like to see a stamp or just a text on what renderer or engine you show your pieces in.

If anyone here works in Unity you might find this script very useful. Put the attached script anywhere in your unity project folder and open your scene. Then press "Ctrl + L" this will open a menu for auto-grid snapping, in this window you can set to how many units you want your translated object to snap to.

If you would point-snap something it would move there as always but right after it would snap to the grid again. If you work a lot in unity this is a warm recommendation from me.

Compared to the native Unity grid snap you do not need to press a button, the selected object will always snap to the grid.

AutoSnap.zip

Quote from Kirizai

2: UDK has snapping

2: Better snapping

1: Hold ctrl+shift in unity

1: Move

I just have to mention a really good script for snapping in unity. Put the attached script anywhere in your unity project folder and open your scene. Then press "Ctrl + L" this will open a menu for auto-grid snapping, in this window you can set to how many units you want your translated object to snap to.

If you would point-snap something it would move there as always but right after it would snap to the grid again. Try it out!

AutoSnap.zip

Are there ever any spoilers in this thread? Cause I really don't want my favorite series spoiled! :<

None will match the catchiness in WarCraft 2!

Quote from AlexM

halfway through vampire bloodlines and loving it

This made me happy, such a gooooooood game!

Also, if you get stuck in the sewers (you will know if you do), use "noclip" in the console to go through the walls. That part of the game is buggy as hell.

Well that's how I learn editors too! Trial and error! (Mostly error! )

Man I love the sewers, really tasty!

Hmm, I'm not entirely sure how you would do this. Check out this too, might help you.

http://udn.epicgames.com/Three/MaterialsCompendium.html

What about using for example a texture that is 256x1024 and use a Panner in the material editor to offset the UV in X every frame. Then it would create like an "image slider" in a way.

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mapcore right now:

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vote http://www.cevo.com/...st/#poll-widget

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Haha!