Well, there's a map idea.
What's weird about it? And yes it would be very strange if this does not look familiar. It's variations of the stock graphics made in Giger style.
Is that good or bad? I haven't been active with Doom for maybe 10y. Do you have a link?
Eh I don't know. From checking out Supplice it looked a bit more cartoony and very polished. I can see why you said his talent was wasted though. The title screen alone says what kind of mentality that went into this game.
While I DO like this one for the large part, readability gets a no from me. If you need, you could add more scuffs / damage to the armor to make the difference between 80+, 80-60, 60-40, 40-20, and 20-0 look more distinct.
Wouldn't be too out-of-place. I remember reading somewhere (Masters of Doom maybe) that one of the guys at id got a wound on his knee during Doom's development, so they scanned that in to make it into a texture.
Anything you can think of. I just added some cows faces to regular textures, but if you can think of more creative things it would be great. Maybe even some hell themed objects?
What @OneMillionRPM said, so go for it. As long as it fits with the hell-theme it's all good. I'm personally very biased for the flesh/tech mix textures.
Great idea.
Funny thing is, the original version was much more defined but I thought it was too much so I toned it down. The thing is that I don't want it to look too over the top. Too much gore does not really fit this site too well I think and more damage to the armor does not look too good either.
script 1 (void)
{
if (GetActorProperty(1, APROP_Health) == 0);
{
//Cosmetic effect
str tele = "TeleportFog";
// Creatures's tag number, it can be found in Edit Thing
int tag = 1;
// Get position of the creature,
// in this case the creature with the tag of 1
int x = GetActorX(tag);
int y = GetActorY(tag);
int z = GetActorZ(tag);
// What monsters will spawn
str monster[2] = {"DoomImp", "Demon"};
// Drop
str drop = "Soulsphere";
Spawn (drop, x, y, z, tag);
// Number of monsters to be spawned
for (int i = 0; i < 500; i++)
{
Delay(5);
// Spawn monsters in a circle randomly around the actor
// you could also add a z value here
// if you want to spawn them in the air
int sx = x + random(-200.0, 200.0);
int sy = y + random(-200.0, 200.0);
// Get the angle of the player, in this case the Thing with tag of 0
// this exists so the monsters spawn looking at the player
int angle = (GetActorAngle(0) >> 8) + 128;
// Spawn the cosmetic effect
Spawn (tele, sx, sy, z, tag, angle);
// Spawn monsters
Spawn (monster[random(0, 1)], sx, sy, z, tag, angle);
}
}
}
Yea that's the problem. There's lots of ideas but not enough time. Especially when it comes to monsters. They are the worst to make.
