Quote from MaKIt's the monkey gun / mag charger!!!
Yup! I added a few details, I'm trying to figure it out how to deal with the ammo clip (or battery in this case). It's a hassle that it doesn't fit in the case when sticking out.
Still needs something to make it more appealing.
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Weapon based from a old game I used to love, before CryTek claimed the licensing :<
Suggestion and feedbacks please 
(Before I start modeling the low poly)
Made a optimized texture for a mobile game app.
Turns out it seems to be a bit overkill when it comes down to color blend.
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Here's the shader layout looks like;
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Quote from SkjalgHaha using a python scripting system in unity is kind of weird given that mono/unityscript/boo is unitys scripting languages. And unityscript is probably even easier to learn from scratch.
yo dawg, I head you like scripting languages so we put in a scripting language that compiles down to your scripting language that way you can script the script.
Yeah that sounds retarded
As if using Boo language wasn't hard enough...
I'm primarly biases on C#, I do often read javascript, but blah, they're annoying to actually reference a class that aren't in the same language. E.g. trying to reference a post processing script with C#, when the script you are trying to reference is written in Javascript.
I understand that everyone have their own personal language to use, but why Python? Isn't Python similar to Boo language?
Why does this map oddly reassemble the same structure as it was used in Time Splitter: Future Perfect game?
I remember Neo-toyko, I was wondering if anyone else would remember that <_<
I made a CS:GO map awhile ago. Remade from Halo 3: Mythic II DLC pack. Got it finished and publish, but I haven't bother adding more design, since at the time I had other things to do. (Figured it'd be too late to update the changes)
Might start another one soon.
Made this today. Found a cool reference online and decided to model based on just a reference. Also, I haven't touched Maya in years, so I figured it was worth a try to use Maya instead of 3ds max.
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Bonus point for those who knows where the model reference came from.
I've used 3ds max with Shawn's plugin tools to help easily export models from 3ds max straight into Source (Without the coding of QC, thank god!)
Honestly, any program that you can create something more than a quad faces will do the trick. It's only a matter of middleware tools that you have to watch out. You still have to do the research of finding the right tools to export your models for something Source can read and accept.
