Nice Shot!
My level is now taking a bit of time to load, so I thought I'd add a levelshot so I could virtually see my level being built. For those who don't know what a levelshot is, I'll explain it:
In the orignal id maps, you'd see a screenshot of the level you were about to enter along with text and a loading bar. Thanks to someone on Doom 3 World, I found out how to add one in. It's not that hard. E-mail me if you want to know how to do this surprisingly easy task. There's basically only two steps past adding a couple of folders.
Anyway, here's my levelshot (click to enlarge). I took an old picture (just to test it out), converted it to *.tga and added in a bit of scripting (actually, I modified someone else's script). The text is also a test and will change slightly on release.
In the orignal id maps, you'd see a screenshot of the level you were about to enter along with text and a loading bar. Thanks to someone on Doom 3 World, I found out how to add one in. It's not that hard. E-mail me if you want to know how to do this surprisingly easy task. There's basically only two steps past adding a couple of folders.
Anyway, here's my levelshot (click to enlarge). I took an old picture (just to test it out), converted it to *.tga and added in a bit of scripting (actually, I modified someone else's script). The text is also a test and will change slightly on release.
I also added a little extra section onto my map. I only have a couple more rooms to add and it'll be ready for... adding detail.
Oh, and Happy Easter, just in case I forget.
2 Comments:
Looks great, Skul! You'll have to show a tech demo or something later so we can see how it really looks!
- JC ;)
I suppose I could FRAPS it... but then, the free version only records about thirty seconds or so.
There's got to be a similar program that can record for longer...
I could always learn to do cutscenes, in which case, I could make a thirty seconds cutscene and FRAPS that.
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