I'm considering creating a Laser Tag-style map for Halo: Custom Edition. And as with all great Laser Tags, I need some waist-high walls. They need to be high enough to completely cover you when crouched, but short enough to fire over when standing. If anyone could make 3-4 different styles, they would be much appreciated.

Scenery Items Needed:
Waist High Walls - Preferably metallic or dark gray in appearance. Apocalyptic theme is also
acceptable.

Corner Pieces - an L shaped variant of the Waist High Walls.

Barricade - A cousin of the Waist High Walls, albeit on a slightly taller scale. These provide
a reasonable amount of cover, and are tall enough to protect you while standing.

perhaps you could give us a rough sketch in paint or something so we have a better idea of what exactly you want? preferably with dimensions?

Something big enough to provide cover for 2-3 people at a time, but not much bigger than that. Something I could use indoors.

there's a default barricade that does wat ur talkin about

here's my attempt


Edited by darkassassin14 on Aug 5, 2010 at 11:06 PM

And this probably fixes our problems about "Not good enough cover"

so its good right?

those are horribly high poly/poly wastage for something terribly simple.

what bo said u can do it with a box extruded once then chamfer the edges -_- how hard was that

yea i never did any models i wen i did i couldn't get them to compile

Yeah, those are great. I just need them in .scenery format.

draw pictures in paint ill make a nice low poly model for you

I tried that, it won't compile.
whut.

:P if you draw a picture in paint echo post it here you should have it by monday

Assassin already made them and posted to Halomaps. Thanks anyway, though. :P

assasins are over poly for how simple the design is and have some flaws but I can make nice low poly ones that look nice.

It really isn't going to make much difference if they're higher poly or not.

it will to some ppl running halo on netbooks lol. plus it may seem like a small number wasted but say i made a 100 tri wall and his is 600. that 500 extra multiplied by the number of walls, it can add up. its best to do more with less, that way when u start making bigger and more detailed models u don't use up detail in needless places.

its a big difference in performance, and the fact that he has 10 polys on a flat plane.

what he said(y do i always over type....damn u energy drinks DAMMMMMM U!!!!) plus im making a better one as we speak

well that's my first model that someone requested. i feel proud of myself. lol. and halo shouldn't be play on netbooks, they should be played on desktops with adequate graphic cards and alpha render targets on

not true, people should have the freedom to play a game they bought on any system.

thought it was out. i downloaded

and wat i mean is if you wanna enjoy the game better u should play on a desktop.

I enjoy the game much better on my laptop than three quarters of the desktops I've used. Not everyone has a super amped up desktop, so my super amped up laptop works just fine.

I haven't edited it yet? sorry?

Edited by Newbkilla on Aug 8, 2010 at 10:41 PM

Considering it's the year 2010 , that isn't very impressive.

meant notebooks. they both look the same due to my large height. lol.....