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goldenboy wrote:

Quake Mario Raider Grappler Walljump Mod.

aka functional level design - doing the gameplay first.

I like the sound (and look) of that!

Lalala-lalalaaaa
Ohooooooohlololoooooooo,
Lololololo, Ralalalalalaaaaaaaaaa....

Not that my career choices led to your wife, of course.

However, as my current career path led me to my wife, I'm rather glad I didn't.

Same here

Sweet! :)

Now, I'm wondering - Is this an actual top-down view with player and ball walking on walls (probably not, eh?) or are the rotation and the physics all engine-based? In the latter case, could the player push the level forward and backward as well (and, say, have the side of the map ...

Wow, that looks very interesting! In to have done that in the good old Quake engine, too, wow!

Unreal 1 is my favourite single-player experience ever. Nothing ever matched it... or its magnificent soundtrack.

This video gives me chills: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=utHahu-8NFQ

Oh, I didn't know about the ID software tweet - that's cool

I totally agree with everything negke said. It was definitely a very good QExpo, with an impressive amount of interesting booths, but PR was lacking a little and the closing of the site came a little bit as a surprise (I know it was the official date, but Chip had hinted that it might stay opened ...

... so, what are your thoughts

Don't worry about it! The good thing about speedmodding is that all contributions are always welcome, even the most modest ones!
And with the "Freestyle" theme, you can basically do whatever you want!

(copy-pasted from the event booth)


More than 10 years ago, inspired by the increasing success of speedmapping, the guys over at Inside3D decided to organize "speedmodding" sessions. The events, as the name indicates, are about creating a mod in a very short time (usually either an hour or a day ...

daemonicky wrote:Valve seems to be disliked there, what is the deal with Valve?

Valve is disliked here? I don't think it's the opinion of the majority of people here, but I might be wrong...

Well's that odd. By "fail to load," do you mean it crashes?

What engine are you using? I have to say I have only tested it with Darkplaces and, given the mod's crucial use of transparency, I'd say it's the first engine of choice for it.

Have you actually loaded up the map? Otherwise, after ...

Not knowing when Chip is going to swing by, I decided to go ahead and insert two pictures in the news post. Hopefully that will spur other boothers to do the same.
I picked 200x150. Does that look okay?