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Oilrig Mod / Map
Hello. What would be the best place to learn modding and map making for an outsider ? I am completely oblivious to coding and scripting, so my initial thought was to use Source. Even though it's kind of an ancient system, it has so many built-in and ready to use features that would speed up the process. Although its kind… -
Re: Oilrig Mod / Map
Them assets... Beautiful. In terms of engine selection, I personally would go with Unity. I have a fair bit of experience in both Source and Unity - Source is certainly dated although it can produce decent visuals and great performance on slower machines. Unity however wins by a landslide with its user friendliness in all… -
Re: Oilrig Mod / Map
These assets are beautiful! Personally I would choose UDK over Unity. Unity has many advantages over UDK when it comes to developing an actual game, however for presenting a scene or a map, UDK will allow you to make everything look nicer. This is mainly because of the lighting and the kick ass material editor. There are… -
Re: Oilrig Mod / Map
Thanks guys. I got some more I haven't posted. These are some roof objects that I'll scatter around and generally enrich the place. They all use the same 2048x2048 texture As for the engine I'm going back and forth between UDK and Unity. Unity seems easier to get familiar with but UDK looks more capable. This will… -
Re: Oilrig Mod / Map
Finally got around to recreate this scene in Unity. Runs smoothly at 75 fps...for now -
Re: Oilrig Mod / Map
Love the presentation. As for engines, UDK, CryEngine3, Unity, all quite nice for presenting work in realtime. Additionally, you get to run around the maps. Very easy to setup deathmatch with bots in UDK, you just save the file as DM-MapName (where MapName is your map's name of course)
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