Quake Mapping: Fire, Water, Squish Map Update As Covid is keeping many of us busy, it’s been a while since the last update. There’s been a bit of progress with my Quake map, so here are some screenshots for you to look at: Through the “windows” you can see parts of the outside area that I talked...
Happy New Year (and a bit about terrain generation for Quake 1 maps) Another year has passed and now we’re here in 2021, all hoping to get back to a more normal life sometime this year. Anyway, over the holidays I’ve spent a little more time working on my upcoming Quake 1 map, “Fire, Water, Squish“. I had to create an...
Quake 1 Mapping: Rotating Brushes While working on my recent map, I also looked into the possibility of having rotating brushes (in Quake 1), but unfortunately no such thing is possible when the map has to be compatible with the original Quake 1 🙁 What does exist is the Scourge of...
Opening or converting Quake maps in different apps I spent the last couple of days on and off trying to find a solution for opening/exporting/importing Quake (1) maps. Some software, such as AC3D only support Quake 3 files, so that didn’t work for me. What did work, though, was Blender in combination...
Look what I’ve found… An old multiplayer map I started to build ages ago. Have a look on the corresponding page, if you like.
Partial logo for my new Quake map “Fire, Water Squish” I am currently changing my photo and image editing software from Adobe Photoshop to Affinity Photo recently (well, actually this is a process that needs a bit of time), as I got fed up with Adobe’s Creative Cloud and their pricing model (I do own...
Quake 1 Mapping: “Damaged” or “Aged” Architecture As part of the map Fire, Water, Squish I was trying to achieve a damaged and/or aged architecture look in some places. Basically I built it around the idea of having a solid “stone” core within the walls, covered by thinner textured walls (the blueish...
Quake 1 Mapping: Multiple moving func_door entities connected to a single button Another room from my upcoming map “Fire, Water, Squish”. The initial idea of the sliding floor (as originally seen in DM2: Claustrophobopolis) somehow didn’t seem enough. To make it visually more interesting I decided to add some more moving elements...
