What are you working on?

[hogsy]

[frag.machine]

hogsy, can you tell me if there are significant differences in the alias model format from the original Quake ? I suppose since Daikatana is a hybrid Quake/Quake 2 engine it doesn't stray too much from the version 6 format, but never found any useful info about.

[hogsy]

[ajay]

[jitspoe]

I think I have no-navmesh random wandering functional to an acceptable degree. Bots don't ram into walls TOO often, and I've toned down the spazzing a bit.

[ajay]

Bit of self-indulgence (shock!) in latest blog. It's a video tour of the map, firstly just to play with video quality and secondly as it's useful to play videos back to notice stuff about the level you (well, I) don't always spot when playing it. (Especially lighting and how newer areas, while far from perfect, are much better than some original ones)
It's 8 minutes long, which considering there's no gameplay, most buildings aren't entered or explored fully, there's masses of places to add or complete and it's only a quick viewing, is indicative of the size of the map.

http://earthquakemod.wordpress.com/2013/10/23/836/

[Irritant]

Best to just show the trailer, too much to even write about...

http://red.planetarena.org/files/aatacticalpromo.wmv

[leileilol]

[jitspoe]

[Irritant]

[jitspoe]

[leileilol]

mouth and nose suck. This is my first model in a long while

[goldenboy]

nice, I like the colours.

[frag.machine]

Delphi + OpenGL = ph00n

[leileilol]

Delphi.... So it's like an actually functional QuArK then?

It's nice that it pads the texture, instead of doing horrible round-down resampling like QuArK does.

I just hope clicking a vertex by accident in the 3d view doesn't spam a console error window about broken python functions