The fp origin does ring a bell.

I could tell by just looking at the model.
Edited by 1bobsam1 on Nov 1, 2015 at 03:05 PM

The washed out grey gives it a Walking Dead feel.
Pretty cool :D

Could you apply some more Van Dyke brown to those trees?

The USP model is from Modern Warfare 2, the animations are custom made by ImBrokeRU.

@Dalode, Yeah I may do that, the trees are mostly placeholders while I create variant models so that they won't all be the same trees.

Also, does anyone know of a good place to find some good tileable textures? As you can all probably imagine, I require lots of urban type textures to apply to the buildings that I make. While I do model everything myself, it'd be nearly impossible for me to texture all of the buildings myself.
Edited by Jesse on Nov 1, 2015 at 04:48 PM

what about the CS:GO textures, im pretty sure you can find them on the game files.

a lot of CSGO's textures look pretty meh and unentertaining quite frankly.

Genetica is a fantastic tool for this.
Ill post a couple samples for ya.







Edited by Maniac1000 on Nov 1, 2015 at 07:17 PM

I fixed up one of the buildings today.

Before (as of yesterday):


After (today):






A total of two texture plates were used for the detail stuff:


Note that I still have to add a few odds and ends, such as the door locks on the green and black gate, and various other junk (which will also appear on the texture plate).

Looks gr8 m8.

terrific!

I got the stuff in-game.





The signs aren't finished yet, I'm still wondering what could go there. There is certainly more to come.

EDIT: Y'all bitches don't post.


Progress!


Edited by Jesse on Nov 8, 2015 at 02:30 AM

Damn that looks nice.

Heyy I remember that mega tactical shotgun lmao
Question: Are you UVW unwrapping everything?

Yes, I'm modeling pretty much everything related to the BSP, so I have to unwrap it all to mostly pre-existing textures, though I do have to modify most to be what I want.

I started work on some of the shaders and blending stuff:


Just the bricks right now.

Holy crap, that blending.

Neat.

Now I learned render to texture and it's quite fun to use!




The top image is the result of a render to texture image for one of my buildings, the second image is the original with about 5 different textures.

Here is the texture plate (I know it's horribly unoptimized for space, but deal with that for now.)



I probably won't be using this for the player area buildings, but LOD houses and buildings will use only one texture, so yeah.

I still wants blockbusters. Plze.

Will do :)


I made this progress pic a long time ago but I never uploaded it until now:


Edited by Jesse on Dec 17, 2015 at 02:06 AM

I WILL die for you.

To be frank with you.... those bricks screenshot you did looks so realistic. I cannot tell if it's using tessellation or not. (Yes I know tessellation isn't featured in DX9). I never thought the window bars will not have much visual issue for the store you made awhile ago. Keep up the good work!

Why i havent seen this before? those brick textures look nice.













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I shat bricks when I saw your screenshot!

Any releases of anything?

I am still working on the urban-themed BSP. Now with the release of SPV2 I've had a bit more time to work on my own stuff.









Some of the changes include:


- Created a new HUD.

- I've re-designed the streets because the old one was too narrow and linear. This would cause rendering and gameplay issues down the road. Building marks on the layout are generally placeholder.

- I'm still on the fence about what tagset to use, we'll see.

- I am close to finishing block2, but block1 still has a lot of concepting work to be done. perhaps I may take ideas from people. I'm probably gonna add various buildings that have previously been suggested.

- I will be adding a train station. What its function will be (will be) determined by any limitations we may run into.

- The street drains actually lead into the river. They are large enough for people to walk through ;D

I can't wait for SPV2 part 2

This looks nice man :)

Did you ever finish those reach fp arms?

I don't want my post to get buried so soon.

I am still working on the urban-themed BSP. Now with the release of SPV2 I've had a bit more time to work on my own stuff.









Some of the changes include:


- Created a new HUD.

- I've re-designed the streets because the old one was too narrow and linear. This would cause rendering and gameplay issues down the road. Building marks on the layout are generally placeholder.

- I'm still on the fence about what tagset to use, we'll see.

- I am close to finishing block2, but block1 still has a lot of concepting work to be done. perhaps I may take ideas from people. I'm probably gonna add various buildings that have previously been suggested.

- I will be adding a train station. What its function will be (will be) determined by any limitations we may run into.

- The street drains actually lead into the river. They are large enough for people to walk through ;D
Edited by Jesse on Jul 21, 2016 at 03:57 AM

Yes!
I'm glad this is still in the works

It is a single player or a multiplayer map?

If Kirby and I have our way, it will be both at once.

Since this little urban map is no longer secret, I'll be posting regular updates.
Fence mesh and poles for a water containment section.




(I haven't distributed the new poles yet.)

By no means is it super detailed, but it doesn't really need to be. I don't even know what my model limit for the whole map is, and so it's hard to budget detail to different objects.
Edited by Jesse on Jul 26, 2016 at 11:42 PM