Quote: --- Original message by: Shockwave
I know but I don't find this f***** button to extract emf models.

Quote: --- Original message by: Georgespartan01
Daniloc. Tristemente en este foro no podras hablar español, es cierto que existe un traductor de google instalado en esta pagina pero dejame decirte que el traductor de google no es muy bueno y llegara a traducir palabras que podran confundir a la comunidad o a ti mismo.
Soy mexicano, cualquier duda que tengas puedes consultarme.

I just said to Daniloc he can´t speak spanish in this forum due to the lack of people who know this language and because the traductor is not enough good and it may confuse the people with some words.

Quote: --- Original message by: Georgespartan01

If you want to create your own mapping comunity or something like that. You must first show your maps or your knowledge.
Its not the correct way to come and say "I need some guys to help me and join my clan of mapping" NO!

You need

-BSP Creators
-Bitmap/Texture/Shader Designers
-Scripters
-Music and sound developers
-Scenery Modelers
-Biped modelers and Riggers.
-HUD Designers
-Weapon Designers (This include the projectiles and effects)
-Animators.

BTW RMT... Sounds like a copy of CMT (No offense) But I just wish you the best of luck in your projects
And finally theres nothing wrong with rippers, I mean ripping has no problem until you gave credit to the original creator.
Edited by Georgespartan01 on Mar 25, 2013 at 04:03 PM
Edited by Georgespartan01 on Mar 25, 2013 at 04:04 PM

Quote: --- Original message by: Jesse
How did you render with cube maps?

Quote: --- Original message by: Jesse
Yeah, shadows need to blur the further away they are, but I personally like them sharp all the time. Apart from that though, the maps lighting itself looks rather bland.

Quote: --- Original message by: waffles
Your light source is very wrong, weird looking shadow in the middle of the map, lighting direction is wrong for the sky. Use a direct light for a simulated sun, and use the sky tag to get the pitch and yaw for the light direction; y=yaw, p=pitch. In 3ds max, y=pitch z=yaw (i think, that or the reverse).

There also is no depth to be found in the shadows or the light itself, objects further from the ground should be blurry, while getting sharper the closer to the ground. Area shadows do a good job of getting the feel of depth.