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Hi all! I decided we should make a map-making competition. Why not?




You can choose between three reference images. The competition starts on January, 12, ends on January, 22.

So it's 10 days of maping, and at the end of competition let's vote, whose screens look the best.
Anyone interested?

So, no competition, no "players" ?

I would love to, but I just don't know if I'll have the time

Okay then, It would be nice if everyone who'd like to take part of competition, would say that, and then let's set the dates

Well, some time opened up for me. Haue a few hours with nothing to do on the bus (and an outlet for my laptop no less!). Let's see what I can do! Mwa hahahahaha!

GMer wrote:Well, some time opened up for me. Haue a few hours with nothing to do on the bus (and an outlet for my laptop no less!). Let's see what I can do! Mwa hahahahaha!

So, what had you done?

Oh, gee. It took me a while to find the file...

I think I did pretty well for having a low attention span and having to work with a touchpad. If I remember right the bus to boston had an outlet, but not the one from boston

The timing is ironic, I just started teaching my dad gmax on Monday:D
I've been getting some great game ideas from watching over a dozen animes in 2 months, although the past 2 months I only managed to watch about 3 series. A summer job working with warehousing trousers can be tiring.
I've gotta get back around to gmax and stuff, though. I Just got a tablet for my pc, so I'm gonna try a different form of character making that might be easier on me... I'll post it if I ever get it done. Let's just say it involves some 2d planes.

hmm.. so you want us to do this in RF? I could probably easily whip something up with Google Sketchup but have no means of exporting it to RF.

Nighthawk_0973 wrote:hmm.. so you want us to do this in RF? I could probably easily whip something up with Google Sketchup but have no means of exporting it to RF.

There are lots of ways to get a Sketchup model in to the RF editor such as exporting the Sketchup model as a COLLADA file then import the COLLADA file in to Blender and export as a quake map file and import the map file in to the RF editor. Or convert the COLLADA file to an OBJ file using MeshLab and then import it in to Milkshape and export a quake map file or convert the OBJ file in to a RF actor and use that actor as a static mesh in the RF editor.

Sorry, maybe I wasn't as clear as I should've been: I can get models into RF (Sketchup -> Blender -> Equity -> RF) but I don't have Blender anymore since I wasn't using it. I have enough things on my computer and after de-installing a lot of stuff my computer runs a whole lot better than it used to.