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Thread: (2-4) The Black Forest19 Dec 2013, 13:45 PM Jump back to quoted post18 Dec 2013, 12:47 PMJoshJlorde Looks like that old guy from Family Guy Hahaha, oh wow! Now I can't unsee that.. In: Map Sharing
Thread: (1v1) Meadowlands19 Dec 2013, 11:22 AM Jump back to quoted post19 Dec 2013, 09:51 AMBrick Top I like the map layout. But just curious, if you hold the center VP and both fuels, any one single cut off. (4 available) will connect both fuels to your base. So it kinda takes away the power of the cut offs, because for them to work you also need to hold the center VP. Which maybe works out well for intense battles in the middle? I just feel like having it connect 10 sectors is maybe too powerful? I agree to an extent. I think in a 1v1 this fast paced it's probably a good idea only have semi-cutoffs. Personally, I don't like VP's as sectors but that is a taste issue. I only played a few games against cpu but it seems well balanced and you have to be on your toes to come out on top. Good building placement too. I have to agree on the fog though. Don't much care for the aesthetics of it. In: Map Sharing
Thread: (1v1) Meadowlands19 Dec 2013, 08:53 AM Nice work man! Looks good. I'll give it a try straight away. In: Map Sharing
Thread: Map concept.18 Dec 2013, 17:38 PM Could be interesting, but I can imagine the Fuel/2VP Area becoming a bit of a gamebreaker. I am a fan of asymmetrical maps, but they require very solid map design to work well. Maybe if you were to put some sort of unscalable, uncrushable, obstacle (red line) so that you can only get to that fuel from sides (yellow arrows). In any case, you will almost certainly make sure no player can turtle down around that area (blue star). Keep at it! In: Mapping Discussion
Thread: (2-4) The Black Forest18 Dec 2013, 10:43 AM Jump back to quoted post18 Dec 2013, 02:15 AMMileWideThigh anyone else see the screaming face in the middle? Nice catch! I meant for it to be like a ninja turtle but then my lack of artistic skill got in the way. In: Map Sharing
Thread: (2-4) The Black Forest18 Dec 2013, 01:16 AM Hi! So I've published v.1.0 of my map Black Forest. It's a map with a hill in the middle and lots of trees/hedges for blocking LOS. I wanted for the map to heavily promote combined arms tactics by making the action close quarters in many places, making vehicles vulnerable to both chokepoints and light AT e.g. ambushes with AT-nades or Fausts. I've not tested it with real people since I have no friends, but if you have the time and motivation, please test this and get back to me with suggestions for improvment. I hope you enjoy it! In: Map Sharing
Thread: Sector layout and hills.14 Dec 2013, 22:44 PM Hi, I'm making this map at the moment. It's a forest map with a relatively large hill in the middle, with a fuel and VP on it. I'm in early production, I've only height-mapped and put out LOS-blockers so far. It's at 416x416 playable. The screenshots show sector layout and cutoffs. I'm quite new to mapping, so I have a few questions. What effect would this hill have on gameplay? Are the cutoffs relevant? Will they do their job or be redundant? Is the "spider's web" of sectors too much? Will it make gameplay an annoying clusterfuck? Should the semi-cutoffs (the big ones close to base) be absolute cutoffs? My thoughts around it were that the "web" would make the game fast paced and constant capping absolutely necessary. In: Mapping Discussion
Thread: Sector layout and hills.14 Dec 2013, 21:04 PM Hi, I'm making this map at the moment. It's a forest map with a relatively large hill in the middle, with a fuel and VP on it. I'm in early production, I've only height-mapped and put out LOS-blockers so far. It's at 416x416 playable. The screenshots show sector layout and cutoffs. I'm quite new to mapping, so I have a few questions. What effect would this hill have on gameplay? Are the cutoffs relevant? Will they do their job or be redundant? Is the "spider's web" of sectors too much? Will it make gameplay an annoying clusterfuck? Should the semi-cutoffs (the big ones close to base) be absolute cutoffs? My thoughts around it were that the "web" would make the game fast paced and constant capping absolutely necessary. EDIT: Stuffed up and posted in wrong forum. If a mod could move/remove that'd be great. Cheers. In: Modding and Tools
Thread: Problem with impasse.6 Dec 2013, 23:37 PM Jump back to quoted post6 Dec 2013, 23:34 PMSrinidhalaya Bake the spline, and use the terrain editor to smooth to passable. And we have a winner! Thank you so much for your help, this seems like an excellent community. I'm making my first map as we speak and have never made any maps for any game before, the learning curve is steep. I'm making a modelling of a section of the town I live in at the moment. If any one is curious, these are the google maps coordinates. +58° 24' 24.74", +13° 51' 57.45" Thanks again! In: Mapping Discussion
Thread: Problem with impasse.6 Dec 2013, 23:10 PM Jump back to quoted post6 Dec 2013, 23:08 PMIronMedic quick question: Have you "Regenerated all pathfinding"(Shift+F5)? I hadn't, but it didn't solve the problem. Krono In: Mapping Discussion