Re: Full Bright Where the Sun Doesn't Shine
Posted by Gorbachev on
Tue Nov 15th 2005 at 7:57am
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Re: Full Bright Where the Sun Doesn't Shine
Posted by Paladin[NL] on
Tue Nov 15th 2005 at 10:34am
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Sad...I even stop using light_enviroment in a couple of my maps just
for better looking lighting. Now spotlights are easier to use, I can
get better lighting from those then a more bland looking
light_enviroment.
Re: Full Bright Where the Sun Doesn't Shine
Posted by azelito on
Tue Nov 15th 2005 at 11:48am
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What can I say, this is the home of the mapping elite.
EDIT:
Ahaha, I was looking around at these maps in awe, when I suddenly
bumped into a map that actually looked decent. I was shocked and amazed
and thought that I had misjudged our fellow mapper comrades. That was
until I saw the author of the map, satchmo. The map was de_justice.
The rest of the maps on that site is aim_ or fy_. Also, they're all crap.
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Re: Full Bright Where the Sun Doesn't Shine
Posted by Crapceeper on
Tue Nov 15th 2005 at 12:10pm
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What the heck. Even I think this looks like KFS (Kentucky fried s**te). Very bright doesn't mean there is an absence of shadows.
Get me the hell outa there.
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Re: Full Bright Where the Sun Doesn't Shine
Posted by Addicted to Morphine on
Tue Nov 15th 2005 at 12:47pm
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I can't wait to hear "sebastians" response to your points satch.
Re: Full Bright Where the Sun Doesn't Shine
Posted by Addicted to Morphine on
Tue Nov 15th 2005 at 5:12pm
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I have a question for Satch and the rest of you guys... what's the best place to release your CS map?
I mean, Satch was that the best release location you could find?
Not that I'll be able to work on any Source maps anytime soon, but I was just curious.
Re: Full Bright Where the Sun Doesn't Shine
Posted by satchmo on
Tue Nov 15th 2005 at 5:52pm
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Thanks, BvS. I joined csm2 and submitted de_justice to them.
CStrike Planet does get the most hits though. One plus for them
is that mappers do not have to register with them to upload maps and
make comments.
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Re: Full Bright Where the Sun Doesn't Shine
Posted by Addicted to Morphine on
Tue Nov 15th 2005 at 6:07pm
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Registering to upload doesn't seem like a big negative... but registering to download would potentially turn people away.
Re: Full Bright Where the Sun Doesn't Shine
Posted by Andrei on
Tue Nov 15th 2005 at 8:15pm
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Re: Full Bright Where the Sun Doesn't Shine
Posted by Dark Tree on
Tue Nov 15th 2005 at 8:39pm
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That site's maps are hillarious.
Re: Full Bright Where the Sun Doesn't Shine
Posted by satchmo on
Tue Nov 15th 2005 at 9:15pm
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Guess what? Some idiot rated my map 1/5.
And the full-bright map is going to be put onto the server rotation 24/7?
They can go suck their mother's tits.
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Re: Full Bright Where the Sun Doesn't Shine
Posted by Andrei on
Tue Nov 15th 2005 at 10:20pm
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They're just jelous. What do you expect from a newb den?
And I added my own tactless reply. I informed Seb that those people are just plain stupid. Why?
1) If you think fullbright maps are cool, you are stupid.
2) If you don't know how to use the compile menu, you are stupid.
3) If you don't know what a light entity is, you are stupid.
4) If you think killboxes are maps, you are stupid.
Re: Full Bright Where the Sun Doesn't Shine
Posted by Addicted to Morphine on
Wed Nov 16th 2005 at 2:52am
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Wow Satchmo, your map has been downloaded 259 times in 5 days!
You weren't kidding when you said that site gets a lot of traffic!
Re: Full Bright Where the Sun Doesn't Shine
Posted by satchmo on
Wed Nov 16th 2005 at 3:18am
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Yeah, there's a download every half an hour, and this goes on and on for months and months.
When I looked up some of the old maps (more than six months old), they're still getting downloaded a few time a day. That's amazing.
That's why I picked the site. Plus, the interface looks pretty.
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Re: Full Bright Where the Sun Doesn't Shine
Posted by G4MER on
Wed Nov 16th 2005 at 3:44am
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That is a very ugly map..
there was one I just DL from here, some hill one.. very nice design but
the light is too low everyone is nothing more than a shadow. So its the
extreme the other way around.
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There is this server I play on all the time, and they are into the
whole kill box thing.. there is one map they play a lot..
cs_speedcastle, god I hate that map.. a box with crates. man I want to
smack them everytime they load it.. and kick the mappers ass who made
it.
Re: Full Bright Where the Sun Doesn't Shine
Posted by Foxpup on
Wed Nov 16th 2005 at 3:49am
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I honestly don't know what goes on in these people's heads. The only good killbox ever created was "Dead Simple" for DooM ][ (although it's probably of an arena than a killbox).
Better to be in denial than to be human.
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Re: Full Bright Where the Sun Doesn't Shine
Posted by satchmo on
Wed Nov 16th 2005 at 12:29pm
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Isn't it amazing. Those full-bright maps (rated 1/5, nonetheless) can get 90 downloads in two days at that site.
Imagine what CStrike Planet can do for your maps. :wink:
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Re: Full Bright Where the Sun Doesn't Shine
Posted by fishy on
Wed Nov 16th 2005 at 1:07pm
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damn, at that sort of quality, most people here could probably crap out half a dozen of these maps in one session.
i eat paint
Re: Full Bright Where the Sun Doesn't Shine
Posted by G4MER on
Wed Nov 16th 2005 at 1:17pm
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now thats a nice box. crap did I just say that?
Re: Full Bright Where the Sun Doesn't Shine
Posted by Naklajat on
Wed Nov 16th 2005 at 3:18pm
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I made two before giving up in boredom. Each took about 15 minutes.
awp_whore and aim_akcolt_rawr. I don't see how people can just sit
there and make such uninteresting maps, it had me bored about ten
minutes into the first one I made.
o
Re: Full Bright Where the Sun Doesn't Shine
Posted by Addicted to Morphine on
Wed Nov 16th 2005 at 3:31pm
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I'm guilty of making an aim map, but I have no illusions about it: it's crap.
At the risk of soundy like an elitist snob, I can't understand how some
of these people actually argue that their maps are good. I
mean... I understand that we all start somewhere, and that's fine, but
killboxes are like drawing anatomically disproportionate stick figures
on lined paper and saying you've created artwork.
Almost
all these killbox fanatics argue that while their map may look like
crap, it's got great gameplay. Where do they get that idea?
Re: Full Bright Where the Sun Doesn't Shine
Posted by Naklajat on
Wed Nov 16th 2005 at 4:02pm
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It all depends on how you define good gameplay. To some, running around
a box with crates in it picking up weapons off the ground is good
gameplay. That being said, your map can have 'excellent gameplay' and
still be a piece of crap with errors and and s**tty architecture. I
personally enjoy the occasional aim/fy map, but I prefer a good game
on aztec, train, contra, and other maps along those lines. I also like
coordinating with my team and playing in matches. My point is,
different people like different map styles, but its possible to put
real effort into aim and fy maps and have them come out looking good
instead of fullbright with three textures. Then again its also possible
to use grammar, capitalization, and punctuation on the internet. :/
when i started mapping i typed like this and made killboxes because
they were easy but i got bored of that and found enlightenment at the
snarkpit so i started using proper punctuation and stuff and stopped
making killboxes. I have changed my killboxing ways! Snarkpit saves!
Seriously though, I think it comes down to the fact that the people who
make lots of killbox type maps are, for lack of a better word, noobs.
Edit:
Now if only I could use proper paragraphs. :wink:
o
Re: Full Bright Where the Sun Doesn't Shine
Posted by Naklajat on
Wed Nov 16th 2005 at 6:01pm
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Affirmative.
btw, the pic would not work until I right clicked and hit 'view image'.
o