I'm working on Liberty City from GTA 1 for Garry's mod.
This is how it looks: [IMG]http://puu.sh/65mX0.jpg[/img]
This is what have I done: [IMG]http://puu.sh/65mZK.jpg[/img]
I'd finish it alone, but I could possibly go crazy, so I'd need some help with it.
Who wants to finish it with me can add me here:
[url]http://steamcommunity.com/id/nitestokeh[/url]
it won't be possible to remake the whole city
because ~60% will fit in the grid
[QUOTE=EddieLTU;43377470]it won't be possible to remake the whole city
because ~60% will fit in the grid[/QUOTE]
It would, I've compared Hammer grid and map bounds before starting working on it.
( I'll only agree with you if you were talking about GTA III LC or GTA IV one. )
[QUOTE=I'm great;43377517]It would, I've compared Hammer grid and map bounds before starting working on it.
( I'll only agree with you if you were talking about GTA III LC or GTA IV one. )[/QUOTE]
oh man GTA III's LC with the three boroughs split into three maps, that would be something.
you'll hit max solids before you finish it
also the portalflow will still be going when the heat death of the universe happens
[QUOTE=Kuro.;43378276]you'll hit max solids before you finish it
also the portalflow will still be going when the heat death of the universe happens[/QUOTE]
Not if he uses models.
He might run into light mapping issues though.
[QUOTE=Kuro.;43378276]you'll hit max solids before you finish it
also the portalflow will still be going when the heat death of the universe happens[/QUOTE]
It's possible to replace 128x128 blocks with the bigger ones if the texture repeats, and that's what I will do to prevent hitting max brushes.
if it wont fit make it 1/4 of the size and then use it with the addon what makes everything 1/4 the size
It will fit but you will still have problems. I tried it before: [url]http://facepunch.com/showthread.php?t=997338&p=25653612&viewfull=1#post25653612[/url]
CS:GO's dynamic lighting made it possible to do everything with models: [url]http://facepunch.com/showthread.php?t=1266847[/url]
Also why GTA1? The GTA 2 maps were much more interesting as far as I remember.
Didn't you see my Tiny Town? It was hard to make, so I choosed GTA 1 maps because they're more blocky.
I think it's a little late, and not really worth your time. GTA5 is out, and Source has too many limits. You might actually be better off with UE3
[QUOTE=SimplePlanz69;43384979]I think it's a little late, and not really worth your time. GTA5 is out, and Source has too many limits. You might actually be better off with UE3[/QUOTE]
Yeah, because a game that came out that features a completely different city means he shouldn't make a map he wants to make based on a totally different location and game.
Obviously I'm being sarcastic. Keep it up OP. It's looking great so far.
I honestly have no idea why I am doing this, but the street now is a bit longer:
[img]http://puu.sh/66wgi.jpg[/img]
[QUOTE=I'm great;43378375]It's possible to replace 128x128 blocks with the bigger ones if the texture repeats, and that's what I will do to prevent hitting max brushes.[/QUOTE]
I don't think you're understanding how the portals are generated. If you're referring to the size of the actual city blocks of being 128x128, thats fine... but these portals are generated by actual world geometry. To avoid this issue, is to use func_detail. But at that rate, you might as well make everything into models.
[QUOTE=I'm great;43378769]Didn't you see my Tiny Town? It was hard to make, so I choosed GTA 1 maps because they're more blocky.[/QUOTE]
This has nothing to do with doubt in your abilities. Tiny town actually seemed to run fine for me. But in comparison into size, and complexity of projects. This is just simply just a doubt in the engines ability to handle something of this scale.
Even your latest screenshot looks nice, but I've seen many attempts at a liberty city remake for gmod. However, its a rarity if they do get completed. I do wish you luck though.
I think this looks great!
Looks good.
Dasmatze did [URL="http://facepunch.com/showthread.php?t=1266847"]something similar[/URL].
You should check it for some inspiration.
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