REally starts to look nice :)

Update

(no textures)

He just never learns

Do a gray background. Around the color of the default gray material

R: 50

G: 50

B: 50

Profit$

Also autosmooth since it is a bsp.

Guys, don't nitpick too much on Halonimator, it looks like his work becomes more promising over time

It's called criticism.

Combining appreciation and criticism together helps a person progress. Criticism alone, can destroy goals. Appreciation alone will not challenge abilities. But combining both helps a person learn, grow and achieve their goals.

Leet jackal shield is leet.

Blue energy beam of death is slightly too cloudy.

Will your SP mission/missions have a story Storm?

It will definitely have some sort of audio and visual component, yes.

Sounds great :)

Welcome to the real world then.

Tune in next week for the reveal

That beam looks way neater. Great jawb.

I surely will!

That energy beam shader looks absolutely stellar! Please tell me you're going to use it for the Elite energy shield as well

photobucket sucks use imgur

So I have a small problem.

HUD scaling is a thing nowadays, and it kind of messes with my attempts to re-create the Halo: Online HUD. This is only a problem for the lower section really, the top can be re-worked to work with HUD scaling on\off.




Top is with HUD scaling off, bottom is with scaling on

because of the way the HUD is designed, certain elements only with scaling on or off (but not both).

The only solution to this is to make the HUD with scaling in mind. How many people actually use HUD scaling though?

Alternatively, I could modify the design in such a way that it doesn't matter whether or not HUD scaling is used, but then it wouldn't be a direct copy of the Halo: Online HUD.

Right now I am thinking about making modifications (particularly to the visor) which is pretty much a direct copy right now:



Ideas? Comments?
Edited by Jesse on May 23, 2016 at 06:46 PM

[WIP]Bsp2 start

Masterz1337sucks.com

Halo: Platformer?

Now there's an idea


I use HUD scaling...
I only just turned it off for SOI's campaign mod because it messed with it.
Always had it on for me.

For those of you who don't use chrome and/or are too lazy to try to figure out how to use the image itself.

Word of advice to you dudebro, use a hosting service that works across browsers.

Looks fun :)

Wanted to learn Unity and C# more, so decided on working on a fun side project:



(No this isn't Installation 01 and no it's not cancelled.)
Edited by TheChunkierBean on May 24, 2016 at 09:24 AM

Try to recreate structs with Java, good look.
http://nikon.bungie.org/misc/gdc2005_mnoguchi/
also orginize the files you are using like Blam! does.

Sexy

Im working in some animations for planet_flood_b
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gcUgq9WoLMU&feature=youtu.be

Looks fun :)

I don't get it? That's probably the best I could say about it because the title doesn't quite fit whats going on.

There's no brute seen throwing the chief, instead it looks like chief is falling to the ground, stumbles, and dies. Unless he was pushed off (which means he wasn't paying attention to his motion tracker), there would be quite a few differences.

My tips:
- Have a brute actually holding chief and then shunting him off of a ledge or something of similar
- Air resistance is a big factor in how you would fall. Being said, your limbs would sort of fly out opposite the direction of motion (assuming completely limp, but even if not you would still have that effect) and your body would try to take the path of least resistance (the body would try to tilt tangent to the arc of motion).
- Your impact with a Spartan will only in very trace cases be soft like that. There will almost always be a "bounce" on impact unless the Spartan themselves are compensating for the impact.
- Your "death" pose, or rather your transition to it, seems too sharp and animated rather than seeming as if it flowed properly. To sell that motion, you would need to slightly exaggerate it. A good method would be to add a stumble of sorts to the moment he hits the ground, and then a slip that causes the full body to impact before bouncing into the death position.


Hopefully that helps your execution, assuming you don't shrug it off under the guise of "im not putting a lot of effort into this trolololol"