OpenWolf

twt_thunder · 2015-09-03 19:46:45 UTC

[QUOTE=Dushan;537718]
I still don’t have website and my code is located on GitLab :)[/QUOTE]

you are very welcome to join us at thewolfteam and get your own mod forum there

Dushan · 2015-09-05 21:16:23 UTC

Who want experimental build before I make source free, post or send me PM

EDIT: Some photos

Spot lights

Console

Bump mapping

Parallax mapping

//youtu.be/8DOyf2H5CMQ

//youtu.be/A81njsLBKcU

Dushan · 2015-09-06 03:29:54 UTC

One of the many reasons why I broke compatibility with stock ET mods

//youtu.be/WtSAx1aqc3g

I hope that you like it

Eugeny · 2015-09-06 05:56:01 UTC

WOW!!! This is cool!!!

Dushan · 2015-09-06 15:30:26 UTC

Thank you I will contact you if something change in future. At this time I am happy like this

Thank you very much

EDIT:
Added one new photo

RaFaL · 2015-09-06 22:28:57 UTC

Hi guys I will not let you how I get the code this will be my sweet secret “Bribed Dushan with a cookie” oops

So Lets do fast review:
I played and tested some features that wanted to get my hands on, not all of them. So far I am impressed with a work that Dushan did and scared, I will tell you later why. At this moment his renderer/game has some bugs that needs to be fixed, like no skybox on DX10 or screw up player shadows and no skybox either. Fortunatelly shadows works on DX9 with some glitches. For some reasons there are features that aren’t working for me like:
Parralax - no effect
Bump - Texture is flat no effect

Also there was 1 feature that got my attention: moving objects or death players models on map (to be honest I am sceptic about this one)
And thats all what I wanted to say I suppose

I am almost forgot its time to tell why I am scared. Currently there is 1 project running its called ET:L that got some fans exited also Dushan’s Project got some new attention he showed his latest progress ( his goal from what I have seen its to make ET more modern looking game up to date which is great ) and there is part when it gets scary for me “Why do we have to have 2 seperate projects this may destroy us both or 1 will survive ?” Shouldn’t we work together in 1 Project I think Names will mean nothing here ?

Ok I am done I have nothing else to say for now
Please use your brain here

Dragonji · 2015-09-06 23:07:17 UTC

RaFaL, both projects have different visions, ET:L wants to be a replacement for old, buggy and badly optimized ET 2.60b, OpenWolf is a one man project that aims to provide features that others can use, it’s not meant to be a playable game (at least it never was until now). OW might be a good start for new games such as Unvanquished, yet it’s buggy and unfinished so it needs a lot of attention and polishing. ET:L is a completely different world, it aims to provide a playable, optimized and fixed ET 2.60b.

CthePredatorG · 2015-09-06 23:17:41 UTC

I agree! Both projects have their own purpose!

Dushan · 2015-09-07 19:46:17 UTC

Little info
Experimental support for touchscreen

Yes I know, user input is disaster and controls are weird so much that nobody can explain it
It is weird on so many levels

But still, it is compiling and renderer is working and it is for my big surprise, very friendly in performance (if you are using stencil shadows)

//youtu.be/8QeRPP9rLFo

KeMoN · 2015-09-07 20:07:27 UTC

You are right, the movement is a little rough, but it is really nice to see so many cool plans and ideas getting realized in your project.
I’m really looking forward to hearing more! Wish you all the best with the development!

Cheers

Dushan · 2018-10-07 13:08:51 UTC

Work in progress
There are still many bugs, but it is something

Fueldump map

Railgun map

Like I wrote, WIP

KeMoN · 2018-10-08 13:55:34 UTC

Wow, this thread was quiet for years.
It’s great to see you are still working on your project!
Do you have any background info about it? As in, what are your plans with the game in regards to engine, render, mods. Will old mods be compatible, etc?

Dushan · 2018-10-16 17:23:32 UTC

Engine along with the game logic is ported to the Xbox 360 console, Nintendo Switch console, Android (Android TV, Android tablets and Android phones), PlayStation Vita, Linux, MacOS, iOS and tvOS for Apple TV device.
Q3Map2 compiler experienced a Renaissance period, literally, not only because of all bug-fixes, now it is generation map collision (.cm file) and (.bullet file) because support for the BulletPhysics 2.80 (rev. 2531) is added per map, HDR lightmaps are supported also.
GTKRadiant also is updated.

Old mods are kaput gone with the win in a white light in a time before the dinosaurs. And that happen only because supporting old BSP version and old mods (modifications) will hold you down and you will not be able to introduce anything new.