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Well, I've tried to outdo myself... or something. And in the process, end up with a bunch of started but not finished maps.
That's where you all can come in.
Basically, I'm rather indecisive about which mapping project(s) to pursue and as a result get little or nothing done on any of them anymore. So I thought, maybe if I give a screen or two and/or a little description, that the TUT community could choose for me which seems the most interesting.
And so, I shall commence with such. (Sorry for the not great image quality.)
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The Co-op series of maps.
A group of Thievery maps that are meant to be played as a group, in co-op and in order (Th-coop1 before Th-coop2, etc.). The displayed screens are from mostly completed levels, 1 & 2. 3 is really short
and 4 is barely started. If I continued with the series, it'd probably end up like a mix of TUT, Thief, and Unreal.
TH-Barricade.
A conversion of the level from UT called DM-Barricade. Progress isn't very far, though if I continue it I'll come up with an explanation for why there's a castle-like structure in the sky, as well as adding servant's quarters and the like. Probably would end up as a thief-match map, though could maybe make it as a TvG map.
TH-Castle.
I'm thinking about changing the name of this if I continue, as it's ending up more like a castle town or something. Anyway, The thieves would be out to rob the place of loot, (same ol' same ol') while guards would need to protect the premises. I'm fairly far into it, but still have quite a while to go.
TH-Dungeon.
Designed to be for co-op if it's ever finished, this map would attempt to recreate the first dungeon of Zelda 3 in 3D. If I went with this, I'd probably need some more scripting help than that ThZeldaDoor MortalMonkey provided a while ago. Like how to start the thieves with specific equipment (not the norm, of course) and how to make a Pickup-Bow (Treasure of the place
).
Curses, looks like I'll have to continue in another post. (Apparantly too many images )
That's where you all can come in.
Basically, I'm rather indecisive about which mapping project(s) to pursue and as a result get little or nothing done on any of them anymore. So I thought, maybe if I give a screen or two and/or a little description, that the TUT community could choose for me which seems the most interesting.
And so, I shall commence with such. (Sorry for the not great image quality.)
______________________________________
The Co-op series of maps.
A group of Thievery maps that are meant to be played as a group, in co-op and in order (Th-coop1 before Th-coop2, etc.). The displayed screens are from mostly completed levels, 1 & 2. 3 is really short
and 4 is barely started. If I continued with the series, it'd probably end up like a mix of TUT, Thief, and Unreal.TH-Barricade.
A conversion of the level from UT called DM-Barricade. Progress isn't very far, though if I continue it I'll come up with an explanation for why there's a castle-like structure in the sky, as well as adding servant's quarters and the like. Probably would end up as a thief-match map, though could maybe make it as a TvG map.
TH-Castle.
I'm thinking about changing the name of this if I continue, as it's ending up more like a castle town or something. Anyway, The thieves would be out to rob the place of loot, (same ol' same ol') while guards would need to protect the premises. I'm fairly far into it, but still have quite a while to go.
TH-Dungeon.
Designed to be for co-op if it's ever finished, this map would attempt to recreate the first dungeon of Zelda 3 in 3D. If I went with this, I'd probably need some more scripting help than that ThZeldaDoor MortalMonkey provided a while ago. Like how to start the thieves with specific equipment (not the norm, of course) and how to make a Pickup-Bow (Treasure of the place
).Curses, looks like I'll have to continue in another post. (Apparantly too many images
)
Can't say some of the structure would look too good with a map like Korman, Airship, etc. But a map out of my hands might not be a bad thing. I'll think about it. 
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