WIP in WIP, post your level screenshots!

[WhatGrenadeWhere]

@Jiro Nicely done. Just watched the Waffle play test a few days ago. Dig the map. I'll look for it's release.

 

[Jiro]

• @WhatGrenadeWhere Thank you ! We are actually changing lot of stuff right now  

[slavikov4]

My contest map here http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=939423441
CT's can pass trought skylight window to get the hostages

[will2k]

I've been dabbling with Dying Light Developers Tools/SDK for the past couple of days; brilliant tools. Techland have done a commendable job on the game and the SDK altogether ; respect

I put together a random scene just to test the SDK and I'm loving it. I'm considering expanding this to a full single player mission.

[Corvus]

 

So this is the few scans of arizona/nevada desert i took from google earth + an elevation data from Nationalmap.gov  and quickly combined them together into a little scene, but there's a lot of work to be done obviously.I havent done any de-lighting yet and there's no detail textures in place to hide the blurrines of the main ones. 

Someone asked how i did the scanning on twitter. So the process is simple. You pick an object that you want to scan in google maps. Then you disable all the interface, and fly a camera around that object, making about 20-30 screenshots. After all of that you do the usual thing in AgiSoft photoscan. 

Edited October 13, 2017 by Corvus

[Radix]

13 hours ago, Corvus said:

 

 

This looks pretty interesting. So you get a textured 3d mesh after all, that could be used e.g. as a 3d skybox in a game, right?

13 hours ago, Corvus said:

After all of that you do the usual thing in AgiSoft photoscan.

But we are talking about a software that cost 3500$ if I actually want to use this feature and not just playing around a little (demo version), or am I wrong?

Edited October 14, 2017 by Radix

[Corvus]

29 minutes ago, Radix said:

This looks pretty interesting. So you get a textured 3d mesh after all, that could be used e.g. as a 3d skybox in a game, right?

But we are talking about a software that cost 3500$ if I actually want to use this feature and not just playing around a little (demo version), or am I wrong?

1. Yes, you can use it in the game, but you'll have to delight the textures somehow or just use 1 particular side of the mesh.

2. Yeah there's a 30 days trial.

Edited October 14, 2017 by Corvus

[Radix]

1 hour ago, Corvus said:

1. Yes, you can use it in the game, but you'll have to delight the textures somehow or just use 1 particular side of the mesh.

Probably not a big deal. What you have made there already looks pretty awesome.

1 hour ago, Corvus said:

2. Yeah there's a 30 days trial.

I hate these limited trials. Pretty good to find out if the investment is worth it, but frustrating when you already know that you can't effort to buy it in the end.

[blackdog]

Awesome @Corvus, this looks awesome.

I think this would look totally legit for a skybox, otherwise great base to start I guess, or use for platforms like mobile where you want less heavy textures?

Also is this actually usable, I mean does it break any EULA from google?

[Corvus]

1 minute ago, blackdog said:

 

Also is this actually usable, I mean does it break any EULA from google?

Have no idea actually xD 

[grapen]

10 hours ago, blackdog said:

Also is this actually usable, I mean does it break any EULA from google?

For commercial use, yeah you need to license the data from Google.

[blackdog]

7 hours ago, grapen said:

For commercial use, yeah you need to license the data from Google.

So I guess if you had it in a skybox of a map that goes in an operation you should redo it?

[Corvus]

More of the googlogrammety xD.

Edited October 15, 2017 by Corvus

[ItzOmega]

Looks promising!!

[Roald]

Working one a new bomb defusal map concept named de_burg (yes another one ). Credits for some of the light settings goes to Cattus which he used on his 'Inferno Dawn' map. 

More images: https://imgur.com/a/KLn79

Edited October 16, 2017 by Roald