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id Tech 4 Mods / Re: D3 MCS: Mars City Security (Public Release Download)
November 18, 2019, 01:26:24 AM #2
Haunting of Deck 12 / Re: Supremacy 3
October 20, 2019, 09:09:09 AM
I have now formally adopted the new IcedTech engine.
Short test of a quake 4 map runthrough:
https://imgur.com/AFcRJv9
One of the major changes is that IcedTech is deprecating the use of doomscript, which means all of the scripting will need to be rewritten in C++. It's not that much work because of the similarity.
Short test of a quake 4 map runthrough:
https://imgur.com/AFcRJv9
One of the major changes is that IcedTech is deprecating the use of doomscript, which means all of the scripting will need to be rewritten in C++. It's not that much work because of the similarity.
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Haunting of Deck 12 / Re: Supremacy 3
October 18, 2019, 02:59:59 AM
I didn't control it.
But I'm working on a control method.
But I'm working on a control method.
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Haunting of Deck 12 / Re: Supremacy 3
October 16, 2019, 01:49:14 PM #7
Haunting of Deck 12 / Re: Supremacy 3
October 08, 2019, 08:36:03 AM
Lots of work done the past week, which will be shown off here soon enough 
However there's one thing that I absolutely have to rave about right now, and that's IcedTech (https://github.com/jmarshall23/IcedTech), a brand spanking new modernized idtech4 source port with too many new features to mention, several of which were high up on my wishlist. It has it's own forum too, which can be found at https://www.realvectormathstudios.com.
At the moment, only 32bit Windows builds are available, but Linux support is being looked at and the engine runs fine in WINE, which is good enough for me to adopt it as-is.
However there's one thing that I absolutely have to rave about right now, and that's IcedTech (https://github.com/jmarshall23/IcedTech), a brand spanking new modernized idtech4 source port with too many new features to mention, several of which were high up on my wishlist. It has it's own forum too, which can be found at https://www.realvectormathstudios.com.
At the moment, only 32bit Windows builds are available, but Linux support is being looked at and the engine runs fine in WINE, which is good enough for me to adopt it as-is.
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Haunting of Deck 12 / Re: Supremacy 3
September 13, 2019, 06:36:21 PMQuote from: ADV_MD5 on September 13, 2019, 04:39:09 PM
D3+Prey+Quake4+ETQW all have free demos with some assets. Id like to see them all cobbled together into 1 asset pack/1 game.
Good to hear there's interest.
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Haunting of Deck 12 / Re: Supremacy 3
September 13, 2019, 03:32:56 PM
The previous pictures didn't demonstrate the monster cloaking very well, so here are some more.
Here's a normal mancubus in the back and a cloaked one in the front:
And the revenant:
Each monster has it's own custom cloak skin, which uses the normal map to generate the effect.
Some monsters are (deliberately) not entirely effective at cloaking, as things like glowing eyes or fire are still visible.
For example, here's a cloaked cacodemon:
I'm also looking to add an effect to cloaked monsters that, when shot, makes the cloak glitch temporarily in some way.
Here's a normal mancubus in the back and a cloaked one in the front:
And the revenant:
Each monster has it's own custom cloak skin, which uses the normal map to generate the effect.
Some monsters are (deliberately) not entirely effective at cloaking, as things like glowing eyes or fire are still visible.
For example, here's a cloaked cacodemon:
I'm also looking to add an effect to cloaked monsters that, when shot, makes the cloak glitch temporarily in some way.