Posted by: Kolya
« on: 10. October 2012, 23:10:37 »The original MC. I was reminded of him when I read up on Tesseracts lately.
Posted by: unn_atropos
« on: 10. October 2012, 22:21:21 »I guess my post was a bit misleading, sorry for that.Mmm, probably won't be able to do blueprints without a shockED map then.
Of course you can make a blueprint for your story. You don't need shockEd for this.
ShockEd is only needed if you want to make blueprints for a exact map of the game. This is the only method I know to capture even small details. There other ways like this but thats a more rough/raw approach.
For any other map the only limit is imagination. If you can think it, you can draw it: Proof is here
Posted by: Valiant
« on: 08. October 2012, 06:08:54 »They are made in a very simple way:
I load the map in shockEd, take a picture (solo view gives larger sections), move the view and take another photo and paste them together in photoshop until the whole map is there. When this is finished, I redraw the needed lines on a new layer (or I just repaint the existing lines- what ever is more easy in the situation). Then I connect up and lower levels with numbers and frame them. Finally I place the up/lowers outside the main level lines and save all this. Boom! Blueprint ready
Mmm, probably won't be able to do blueprints without a shockED map then.
Thanks for the help and thanks for your hard work.
Posted by: unn_atropos
« on: 07. October 2012, 18:08:00 »They are made in a very simple way:How are these created?
I load the map in shockEd, take a picture (solo view gives larger sections), move the view and take another photo and paste them together in photoshop until the whole map is there. When this is finished, I redraw the needed lines on a new layer (or I just repaint the existing lines- what ever is more easy in the situation). Then I connect up and lower levels with numbers and frame them. Finally I place the up/lowers outside the main level lines and save all this. Boom! Blueprint ready
Posted by: Valiant
« on: 07. October 2012, 13:32:33 »How are these created? My GF's main objection to fan missions is the lack of a map, she can't even get from home to work and back without turn by turn GPS. These will be great if they can be integrated into the fan missions.
Thanks for the hard work.
I'd love to make/have one made as an illustration for my story as a floor plan helps make my writing more logical...
Image: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v709/The_Omega_Theory/Cryoshock/medical.png
Been working from this paint model, not very elaborate or pretty but it's worked so far.
Thanks for the hard work.
I'd love to make/have one made as an illustration for my story as a floor plan helps make my writing more logical...
Image: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v709/The_Omega_Theory/Cryoshock/medical.png
Been working from this paint model, not very elaborate or pretty but it's worked so far.
Posted by: Fironkkuify
« on: 25. December 2010, 00:16:15 »I have to say, the theatre was probably my most favorite of the fan mission. But overall, the level design in this fan mission was truly superb. Thanks for showing us X3
Posted by: unn_atropos
« on: 01. October 2010, 21:06:01 »A few post above I asked if there was a high res version of the jetaita-colony logo. I guess this isn't the case, so I made a poor approach in creating a vector of it. I hope that this .svg format is useable for you, I don't know much about vectors as you can see looking at it^^
Posted by: unn_atropos
« on: 10. August 2010, 21:32:34 »Finally I completed this one. What a &%$* beast!^^
Posted by: unn_atropos
« on: 25. July 2010, 21:16:30 »Looked complicated but was really quick to make(well, not that quick actually^^).
While playing the FM I never noticed the small architecure details. Now, after painting it all over, I see that the level is designed very cool.
While playing the FM I never noticed the small architecure details. Now, after painting it all over, I see that the level is designed very cool.
Posted by: unn_atropos
« on: 22. July 2010, 17:23:38 »two maps left...
Posted by: unn_atropos
« on: 16. July 2010, 16:32:39 »I contacted her because I had some trouble getting the maps to work on my shocked.
I don't know if a implementation is possible, or if she is still active in the shocked "scene".
EDIT: Recreational complete
I don't know if a implementation is possible, or if she is still active in the shocked "scene".
EDIT: Recreational complete
Posted by: Marvin
« on: 16. July 2010, 00:21:02 »Did you contact Christine yet on implementing those maps? Is she even active anymore?
Posted by: unn_atropos
« on: 13. July 2010, 11:40:22 »Medical section. I think this maps wins the record with the most links(11)
Posted by: unn_atropos
« on: 10. July 2010, 18:55:59 »Operations deck
Posted by: unn_atropos
« on: 09. July 2010, 11:53:24 »Engineering Section 1&2
I just wondered: is there a high-res version of the Jetaita logo? I like it^^
I just wondered: is there a high-res version of the Jetaita logo? I like it^^
Posted by: unn_atropos
« on: 07. July 2010, 18:45:23 »Command
Posted by: unn_atropos
« on: 07. July 2010, 18:29:50 »Tags: °blueprint °ponterbee°map
Having finished the work on Von Braun and Rickenbacker, I have now started to create blueprints for Christine's great fm "ponterbee station". I have played it several times before and played it again recently to fresh up my knowledge of the level structure. Neverless, if you see any mistakes, please tell me.
Righty right:
Having finished the work on Von Braun and Rickenbacker, I have now started to create blueprints for Christine's great fm "ponterbee station". I have played it several times before and played it again recently to fresh up my knowledge of the level structure. Neverless, if you see any mistakes, please tell me.
Righty right:
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