Just starting this thread to document anything I find and to log my progress.
At the moment i'm looking at four missions, one of which might have two maps.
Basically I'm picking up the drug angle that was more prevalent in earlier versions of the DX storyline.
Mission 1
You've met an informant that says he can supply you with the location of a highly automated narcotics production facility.
Thing is though Cartel members are descending on your location and the datacube with the coordinates are in a nearby carpark.
Mission 2 [2 Maps]
After retrieving the coordinates you make your way to facility intending to cripple production, first by accessing the facility through
some ruins that disguise the entrance.
Mission 3
Upon sabotaging the facility you attempt to storm the cartel boss' mansion either for information or revenge.
Mission 4
With the MJ12 connection apparent, you set out to scuttle a large Page owned submersible off the coast that's transporting the narcotics.
I originally expected to do two then I expanded the scope a bit.
TZ's fan mission development
TZ's fan mission development
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Referencing:
I've been looking at some photography of locations, but also some brushed based levels and some not in other games.
Heres a few that I know of the has urban settings thats relevant to DX.
Rainbow Six
Counter-Strike - In its various iterations
Combat Arms
Kingpin Life of Crime
Mirror's Edge
UE1 Based:
Tactical Ops
Infiltration
Quake 3 Based:
Urban Terror
True Combat
UE2 Based:
Rainbow Six Raven Shield
America's Army
The Splinter Cell games
I've been looking at some photography of locations, but also some brushed based levels and some not in other games.
Heres a few that I know of the has urban settings thats relevant to DX.
Rainbow Six
Counter-Strike - In its various iterations
Combat Arms
Kingpin Life of Crime
Mirror's Edge
UE1 Based:
Tactical Ops
Infiltration
Quake 3 Based:
Urban Terror
True Combat
UE2 Based:
Rainbow Six Raven Shield
America's Army
The Splinter Cell games
Re: TZ's fan mission development
Prior to the mission I outline in the first post I had another mission planned that took place in a corporate building and its lab beneath.
Was playing around in UED this weekend and well I referenced this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HLt1b6GJ0FQ&t and this was what I came up with. The old rainbow six games and ghost recon have provided good inspiration as of late.
http://imgur.com/a/Y9HqL
Oh this whole project will probably take longer than I thought with me having to attend to other things.
Was playing around in UED this weekend and well I referenced this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HLt1b6GJ0FQ&t and this was what I came up with. The old rainbow six games and ghost recon have provided good inspiration as of late.
http://imgur.com/a/Y9HqL
Oh this whole project will probably take longer than I thought with me having to attend to other things.
Re: TZ's fan mission development
So apparently I can get around the 256 texture limit by changing in the new DX renderers MaxLogTextureSize 8 to MaxLogTextureSize 12 and ensure S3TC is enabled.
Means I dont have to go through the S3TC process to pair it to a smaller texture, however this means it wont work on the regular DX renderer.
Means I dont have to go through the S3TC process to pair it to a smaller texture, however this means it wont work on the regular DX renderer.
Re: TZ's fan mission development
Recently became aware of this http://www.oldunreal.com/cgi-bin/yabb2/ ... 90136781/0
which streamlines the modeling pipeline Deus Ex a bit for blender, though I still haven't got it fully working myself.
Also I'm using Blender's inbuilt DXF converter to produce terrain brushes which then have to be scaled by 32? inside of UED. Also been looking at how the GoldSRC fellas do their terrain for ideas for detail.
which streamlines the modeling pipeline Deus Ex a bit for blender, though I still haven't got it fully working myself.
Also I'm using Blender's inbuilt DXF converter to produce terrain brushes which then have to be scaled by 32? inside of UED. Also been looking at how the GoldSRC fellas do their terrain for ideas for detail.
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I really like those screenshots. One of the most charming parts for me in Deus Ex were the urban locations and, uh, office/bureau type interiors so it's always a pleasure for me to see more of those in Deus Ex.
(Incidentally, I've never really liked those office-type interiors in other games. The ones in F.E.A.R were so annoying that when I attempted to play through the game for the second time, years after I had first beaten it, I got tired of the repetition and didn't go through with the playthrough. Even in DX:HR, which still feels far more like a Deus Ex game to me than IW did, I didn't get the "charm" anywhere. Kuh-razay!)
(Incidentally, I've never really liked those office-type interiors in other games. The ones in F.E.A.R were so annoying that when I attempted to play through the game for the second time, years after I had first beaten it, I got tired of the repetition and didn't go through with the playthrough. Even in DX:HR, which still feels far more like a Deus Ex game to me than IW did, I didn't get the "charm" anywhere. Kuh-razay!)
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