Level Design Ut3 & Ro ?
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UT 3 = Unreal Tournament 3 = a game != a game engine
You might see it on Unreal Engine 3 though (UE 3 that is).
You might see it on Unreal Engine 3 though (UE 3 that is).
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The more interesting question here is how "easily" protable stuff from UE 2.5 to UE 3.0 is?
Simple brushes should work and textures and meshes still can be used but what about terrain and animations all that fancy stuff.
Simple brushes should work and textures and meshes still can be used but what about terrain and animations all that fancy stuff.
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Why would you want to port anything? I'd rather play a new map (which could be based on some old map) than a straight port.
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Ports would look just plain terrible. Please noone port anything just either let old maps die or recreate them with a new look.
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The impression I get (I haven't played with UE3 at all!) is that most of the art could be re-imported.. (i mean.. why couldn't it?).. but as SmokeyTheBear & Xendance said.. why? you have all the new toys, use some of them..
As for RO on UE3 / UT2k7, TWI's next title is still totally unknown to the public at this point.. so it's just speculation if it'll happen at all.
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you live on the moon, dont you? the game is called UT3
UT3 would be the 3rd UT.. aka UT2004.. (UT99, UT2k3, UT2k4....)
This is UT2007
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UT3 would be the 3rd UT.. aka UT2004.. (UT99, UT2k3, UT2k4....)
This is UT2007
they have brushed over 2k3, as if it had never existed and 2k4 was the full release version.
Regardless - isn't UT3 really an incorrect name as there was no UT2 - only an Unreal 2, which was the story driven follow up to Unreal of course.
It seems they now want the game number to match the Engine release which is fair enough.
Anyway enough of that rubbish- more and more ppl now are totally convinced of 'RO2' (direct follow up to this game) and i'm not going to argue against that happening.
But what I will say is if that indeed is the case I recon many many ppl here wont like it compared to the origional, regardless of how much better it looks or extra features it may or may not have.
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it all depends on how the next game is, if it's RO2 in the same line as RO with better and more animations and visuals then why not port some maps. especially maps based on existing places and battles like the berlin maps by example.
but this is all just speculation, we need to wait and see how the next game will work.
maybe the next game will have some sophisticated platoon or squad command feature that requires more complex and large maps to work at it's best.
but this is all just speculation, we need to wait and see how the next game will work.
maybe the next game will have some sophisticated platoon or squad command feature that requires more complex and large maps to work at it's best.
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I think porting weapons from the mods could be interesting ...
And ppl implied in the past that they want to port maps ...
But I agree even the mod maps ported to Ostfront look horrible and they use the same engine.
And ppl implied in the past that they want to port maps ...
But I agree even the mod maps ported to Ostfront look horrible and they use the same engine.
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The one thing TW confirmed is that their next game would have very similar gameplay mechanics to RO. So I see no reason why someone could not remake Kiotos for the next title no matter where it's set
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I wish they could write their own engine and incorporate http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ewQuQxeyIP8 into it.
I have UT3 and the graphics seems absolutely appaling. They had me tricked the whole way through, but really, it's just the UT2004 engine with better shaders + kismet. Guys on the Epic forums say dynamic lights disappear after you step about 5 meters away from them.
I played the CoD4 demo today (I hate the CoD franchise) and it looked and ran 10x better than UT3 with everything on max.
Maybe the full version of the Unreal Engine 3 offers more, but I don't think the engine would improve RO one bit from what I've seen so far.
I have UT3 and the graphics seems absolutely appaling. They had me tricked the whole way through, but really, it's just the UT2004 engine with better shaders + kismet. Guys on the Epic forums say dynamic lights disappear after you step about 5 meters away from them.
I played the CoD4 demo today (I hate the CoD franchise) and it looked and ran 10x better than UT3 with everything on max.
Maybe the full version of the Unreal Engine 3 offers more, but I don't think the engine would improve RO one bit from what I've seen so far.
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You do realise that the Geomerics Enlighten is in the "Unreal Engine 3 Integrated Partners Program"?
It basically means that you can buy that middleware and plug it into your licensed copy of UE 3.
Full list of those middlewares on this site: http://wiki.beyondunreal.com/wiki/Unreal_Engine_Versions/3
As you can see, there's quite a bit of anything you can imagine.
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Well, whatever TWI decides to make with their UE3 license, let's just hope it's 'The Empire Strikes Back' and not the 'Phantom Menace'. If you get my drift
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Glad to see SpeedTree is on that list. As a mapper, it'll be nice to have the same sort of variety in vegetation that we currently have, plus all of the bells and whistles that comes along with the SpeedTree brand (realistic movement, lighting and shadows, LOD, etc).
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Why does it say "no additional cost"? Does that mean TW have access to Enlighten already if they want it? It'd be great for indoor areas, maybe too intesive for outdoors.
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