Hi everyone, sharing my personal work after a very long time. I wanted to do a sci fi corridor type environment so decided to go with Hadley's Hope colony on lv-426 from movie Aliens. My initial plan was to just do a quick keyframe VR concept however after getting positive feedback I will also do a version in Unreal…
it's definitely the fastest browser i've used on my pentium II 233mhz, faster than so-called "fast" Opera and even Seamonkey. 486 and Pentium testing pending. now it needs a java vm!
Daggerfall? I think I remember the demo shipping on the same PCGamer CD-insert that the Warcraft2: Tides of Darkness demo was on or something like that. ...that and being grumpy that it was too intense for my little 486/win3.1/dos machine.
Yeah, built my system a few weeks ago. It's a Intel 2600K 3.4Ghz, 8Gigs of ram and a 460Gtx 768Mg card in it. And a SSD 64Gb as system drive. Now i got this super annoying lag when i select something in Maya viewport. It's a bit random but 3/10 times i get a lag when i select anything in the viewport. Ofc i tried to change…
I couldn't manage to attend this but my city developed many games too :D I sure will try harder to arrange time for ggj next year: http://globalgamejam.org/games?tid%5B%5D=486&title=&tid_1=
[ QUOTE ] All very great games, although I doubt he'll stomach playing Diablo1 at the shitty rez of 320x240 [/ QUOTE ] Diablo was a 640x480 game, I remember how much it "pageflipped" on my brother's 486 dx2 66mhz like 3fps or so.
Hello guys. I want to show you my latest work. It´s a HK 416 rifle and I made some changes to the original model and gave it some attachments. The stock is a magpul CTR because I don´t like the default one, I added a reddot sight, a laser, a magpul AFG, a ranger plate for the magazine and a solarforce L2M flashlight. Feel…
That's an interesting way to see it. Originally I was drawn more to film because a good movie you can watch in 30 - 40 years from now, but try getting a good game to run on old hardware... makes me wonder if my old 486 PC still works
I am using Cinema 4D to model and animate - beginner level. While i was looking for new tutorials, i saw that something like Octane or RedShift is always mentioned. I don't have the bucks to purchase any of those two at the moment, but i just wanted to ask you about your opinion. That is my current hardware:* i5 2500K CPU…