Level design in the Clinton days

[Minos]

Have you ever wondered how lara croft looked without the clothes on? Then check this video

[e-freak]

that was pretty interesting indeed. The LD tools seem to be quite nice (and it has realtime preview in opposite to hammer )

[Minos]

that was pretty interesting indeed. The LD tools seem to be quite nice (and it has realtime preview in opposite to hammer )

Yeah it´s actually awesome considering the game was made in 97 or something like that.

This guy's channel is full with interesting videos from 90s games, really awesome stuff!

http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p ... 79D&page=1

[dux]

lol a 90's editor owns hammer in 2009 still. God I hate hammer.

btw here's what clinton played in the 90's

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3d7OqopFelY

[Buddy]

THE OLD WIREMESH TRICK!

[Erratic]

Hammer is a 90's editor.

[Mojo]

THE OLD WIREMESH TRICK!

GOTCHA

That was rather cool to watch. Old school mapping for life.

[General Vivi]

That was pretty awesome ... you could create like half a game in a week with that editor

[Minos]

Damn look at this vertex lighting, looks so good It even has realtime reflections!

E3 Report 1997

I remember Spawn was one of the first games I got for the psx

[Jetsetlemming]

that was pretty interesting indeed. The LD tools seem to be quite nice (and it has realtime preview in opposite to hammer )

Yeah it´s actually awesome considering the game was made in 97 or something like that.

Hey, Unreal 1 is around the same time, and UnrealEd has real-time preview (though software renderer only).

That Tomb Raider level editor did seem damn easy to work with though. I think the PC versions of those games might've actually came with the editor too, I think I remember hearing about custom TR levels. Shame the modern remakes/sequels don't have one (and thus DX3 ).

[JohnC]

As far as I can recall Eidos released the level editor with Chronicles, the fifth Tomb Raider. I have it laying around somewhere. Never could figure what I was doing. I remember it used WADs, and you had to copy a line of text into the editor to apply a texture.

There are some third party editors available which I think are supposed to be much better, not sure if they came out before the official one.