16.06.2008 04:32
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Realistic Forest
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16.06.2008 04:39
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Looks great. Are you ever going to release any of your maps?
Alot of your stuff looks great because you seem to be great with working with textures.
Those little plants look astonishing as well.
Do they have physics like Crysis plants as well. I am assuming they don't.
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16.06.2008 04:42
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test as usual i love your work 
Hope you release an asset pack to the community of all your awsome models and maps. This looks amazing though, cant wait to try the finished product of this.
EDIT: I saw you were looking for suggestions, hmm add more scattered objects such as wood, broken branches and such, what you would find in a forest, would be really nice if the tree branches could break
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This post has been edited 1 time(s), it was last edited by Rad15: 16.06.2008 04:45.
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16.06.2008 04:43
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wow, at first I thought those were the real photos and you were going to try to replicate them.
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16.06.2008 04:43
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That is pretty amazing, you releasing them? Some would fit well with my map.. 
EDIT: Some of it looks Photoshopped to me... If it isnt its very good.
This post has been edited 1 time(s), it was last edited by crazyeyezkillah: 16.06.2008 04:46.
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16.06.2008 04:53
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they dont bend or break yet , but im gonna learn how to do it , i want every plant/tree to interact .
i still have alot of work to do .
i want it to be as close as possible to the real deal .
i might release my models once im done if people are interested .
EDIT : i only photoshop my stuff to resize the images , this is all in realtime
This post has been edited 1 time(s), it was last edited by test: 16.06.2008 04:55.
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16.06.2008 04:59
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sweet, hope you do release your stuff, would be greatly appreciated by community. Also, the plants seem abit to bright in my opinion, i dunno, they just seem to stick out more lol, maybe darken them abit?? I dunno, they still look great, cant wait to see more.
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16.06.2008 05:03
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hmm this looks good.
gotta admitt the last one rlly looks too green (maybe the TOD)
did you make a specmap for them too? looks nice and reflecting on the right of the 2nd pic.
edit: i'd make the branches for the small (rlly small) ones darker (not brown but darker)
c ya
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This post has been edited 2 time(s), it was last edited by Insanto: 16.06.2008 05:13.
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16.06.2008 05:39
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Originally posted by test
they dont bend or break yet , but im gonna learn how to do it , i want every plant/tree to interact .
i still have alot of work to do .
i want it to be as close as possible to the real deal .
i might release my models once im done if people are interested .
EDIT : i only photoshop my stuff to resize the images , this is all in realtime |
I think releasing the map you're working on, once finished, would make a lot of people happy.
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16.06.2008 05:55
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lol, you sure test that pic isnt ingame
You could probably match that pic if you wanted to 
hmm, well i can see how detailed those small plants are, what is the fps hit on those and memory usage?? You should create a vegitation thread, you should also make a nice countryside map in my opinion. Hope you can get destructability in though, what you could do is make a breakable surface/material for the big trees on the outside and watch bullets and nades blow it to bits lol. Cant suggest anymore cuz this looks really good so far.
Off Topic: Have you looked into procedural destructability for your urban buildings?? I will try to find vids on games taht use them like Battlefield Bad Company.
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16.06.2008 06:40
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Originally posted by test
this is a real pic , not ingame ... 
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This comment is as worthy as your awesome work.
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16.06.2008 07:38
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wow! those look incredible!
the only thing that gave it away were rocks!
when i saw the 1st picture, i though that's the reference picture, and the ones below would be in-game but wow!
great work, can't wait to see more!
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16.06.2008 07:51
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Beginner
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It might just be me, but do these cast shadows??
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16.06.2008 07:55
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Trainee
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WOW! i totally thought those were real photos and you were planning to imitate them. Excellent work .. especially the textures. This is the most realistic forest i have seen yet. i hope you release it eventually
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16.06.2008 08:10
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holy **** its amazing..at the bginning i thought that the 2 pictures were real photos O_O
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16.06.2008 08:48
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thank you guys !
but i know i can make it look even better , this is just a start and im not satisfied yet .
the plants cast shadows , the big trees are blocking the sun so you cant really notice the shadow they cast , its weak .
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16.06.2008 10:02
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looks a lot better than the crysis plants!
do you still have the original screens from the three pics in the startpost? The second would be beautiful as a wallpaper (if it had a higher resolution)
This post has been edited 1 time(s), it was last edited by Jodob: 16.06.2008 10:03.
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16.06.2008 10:36
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16.06.2008 10:43
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As i see your post, i thought "Why the hell he show us pictures of a real forest? I want to see that ingame!" i looked at the pics for 5 seconds and THEN i saw they ARE ingame o.O!
Aweseome work.
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