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09/11/2004 at 1:37 pm #3574
Anonymous
Inactivethis file is for gamedevelopers.ie only, its not the final release video file as there are loads missing but this should give all a better idea of the adventure tour.
Comments welcome as always..
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09/11/2004 at 2:40 pm #15563
Anonymous
Inactivelooks good, but the poor quality of the avi, make is hard to see the detail that is in the game.
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09/11/2004 at 2:43 pm #15564
Anonymous
InactiveThat looked really good
How does the user navigate around the world – is it fps controls?
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09/11/2004 at 3:33 pm #15565
Anonymous
InactiveDarksaviour – We’ll be releasing a full res version, but for now we have to comprimise and have small file size for easy/quick download.
kyotokid – Yeah, fps, basic controls, walk about and look about, has to be for the market its aimed at.
Cheers for the good feedback, we’ll post the full video early next week and the launch is in Galway on the 26th.
Ray Mongey
Starcave.com
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09/11/2004 at 7:41 pm #15570
Anonymous
InactiveHi Ray :D
I’m downloading this right now.. looking forward to seeing what you’ve done ..
how big is the file?
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09/11/2004 at 8:00 pm #15572
Anonymous
Inactive29MB dont think its DivX though so the quality is not the may west.
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10/11/2004 at 10:42 am #15588
Anonymous
InactiveThe DIVX is ready, but we’re waiting till its complete (populating city still + touch ups) and recording again. Only a sample so far lads.
Keep checking back, it’ll be up here as soon as its finished (a few days :) )
Ray
Starcave.com
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10/11/2004 at 12:40 pm #15593
Anonymous
InactiveA quick screenshot of our spicy princess Banshee called Seoirsha
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10/11/2004 at 5:24 pm #15602
Anonymous
InactiveGreat stuff lads!
Really like the art style and the whole thing almost has a Peter Molyneux flavour to it no less! Even the GUI seems well resolved & the level of detail seems about right for the cartoon feel. Really liked the staggering drunk at the end too :D
A big well done to all at StarCave!!!
Cheers,
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10/11/2004 at 5:53 pm #15603
Anonymous
InactiveGreat stuff lads. Must try and get down for the launch….been lloking for an excuse to get to Galway for a while now.
what engine you using? what you using to edit level on? animation? etc…. can you give us a quick overview of techniques etc?
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10/11/2004 at 6:13 pm #15604
Anonymous
InactiveCongratulations, that looks pretty cool! It looks like you have built up quite a skill base down there.
What are your plans after Camelot Galway? Are you going to do a similar style of game?
Mal
BTW the only comment I would make was that, while the buildings looked great, the ground in front of them rarely had shadows from what I could see from the video. Adding shadows ( either as baked textures, or as flat alpha planes ) would greatly add to the realism in some places.
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10/11/2004 at 8:10 pm #15605
Anonymous
Inactiveian_hannigan – I plan to post concept to model to animtion to in-game stills if anyones interested? Cheers for the comments!
FreaK_BrutheR – We’re using the Torque engine (Tribes), theres an in-engine editor which allows for terrain editing and object positioning, animation in 3DsMax with the help of the CAT plugin.
Tech overview will be at the launch, anything specific you want to know?mal – Again plans will be revealed at the launch, big things anyway. Moving onto more PC titles and X-Box titles. About the shadows, the sun hasn’t been positioned correctly yet (just so we can see everything while putting characters in etc…) The release verion will have shadows showing with the sun positioned correctly.
Keep the comments coming and we’ll keep showing more ;)
Ray
Starcave.com
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