WIP in WIP, post your level screenshots!

[DaanO]

Still has the old CTF feeling but it looks great as well = good job!

[mike-0]

nice defrag

[von*ferret]

Still very much a WIP. I have a lot more to show but I'm going to wait. As you can see I redid the tree models. Going to work on lighting some more. I have a lot of texturing to do for all the models. I redid the terrain to save some more polygons (you dont see that version yet) so I'll be spending those on odds and ends to improve the ambience. I have a clear vision of where I want to take this so I'm just showing you guys what I'm working on in my free time. Hope you enjoy.

[insta]

Looking sweet. How are you liking UnrealEd compared to Hammer?

[von*ferret]

Hammer:

Pros:

Easy BSP Manipulation/VertexManip

Texture Application Tools

Cons:

Reliance on BSP Brushes

Inability to add custom Materials

So User Friendly, I find you lose the ability to do advanced thigns

UnrealEd:

Pros:

Two clicks to Add Static Meshes

Two Clicks to add Textures

Easy Shader Creation, In Editor, Real Time Preview

Real Time Lighting

Awesome Terrain Tools

Easy Access to Occlution and Area Portals

Cons:

BSP Brushes are NOT as easy to work with as in Hammer

Texturing is a Pain in the Ass for me in this program, as I'm used to Hammer

I dislike the lighting, but thats slightly more the engine. I have also not worked with it long enough to make a good judgement on it.

[Phobos]

Hammer:

Pros:

Easy BSP Manipulation/VertexManip

Texture Application Tools

Cons:

Reliance on BSP Brushes

Inability to add custom Materials

So User Friendly, I find you lose the ability to do advanced thigns

UnrealEd:

Pros:

Two clicks to Add Static Meshes

Two Clicks to add Textures

Easy Shader Creation, In Editor, Real Time Preview

Real Time Lighting

Awesome Terrain Tools

Easy Access to Occlution and Area Portals

Cons:

BSP Brushes are NOT as easy to work with as in Hammer

Texturing is a Pain in the Ass for me in this program, as I'm used to Hammer

I dislike the lighting, but thats slightly more the engine. I have also not worked with it long enough to make a good judgement on it.

I found bsp brushes in UED to be just as easy, if not easier sometimes to work with. Additive and Subtractive brushes are great for getting areas down quick and clean. The flexability might not be there but the engine focus isn't on brush based maps its very model heavy.

It took time to get used to UED brush work but once you feel your way around it I think they're equally as easy to use.

[FrieChamp]

'sup Phobos

[DaanO]

Looking more sexy with every update ferret

[Zacker]

Those new trees look much better!

[PhilipK]

looking faptastic ferr@!

[Defrag]

Your UT map looks very cool in terms of ambience and having a really complete theme; I'm actually half tempted to buy UT2k4 just to have a go at the level editor.

[st0lve]

I'm gonna post that on some other forum and say that I made it.

Damn love it ferret, nice work!

[Marcos]

yeah, looks fantastic ferret! gj¨~~

[Pericolos0]

awesome ~~ i love the colors and architecture

[Algor]

Hey Phobos

Looks pretty cool, Ferr.