I think we need multi page sketch maps (A La Thief2) so mappers can have sketch maps that show different areas of a level. Then you could have a seperate map for the rectory, the church, and the sewers in Korman for instance. Insted of one big map that smooshes them all together.
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That would be nice.
What would also be nice is having maps use the highest texture detail and not whatever the world texture detail is set at. Then we could see what the maps are meant to look like, instead of something that's missing a lot of detail.Hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia, n. See also Irony.
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Originally posted by DalaiNo, no multipage maps at present. It's something I could do if I sat down to it, just there always seems to be more pressing bugs to deal with.
Shall i add this? nah I can't be bothered, i'll fix this instead....
(original idea gets forgotten)~TuF~
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Hah! You young'uns with your fancy 'three-dee axshellerators'! Why, it was not 4 years ago I was waiting 5 minutes for UT to boot up, and when it did, I played it in 320x200 software with low everything detail and 20 fps and by golly I LIKED it.
Actually, our new comp isn't much better at running UT since it was optimized for 3dFX glide. We can run UT2003 faster and better than old UT.M-M-M-M-MONSTER BLACKJACK... jack... jack... jack...
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An argument against multipage sketch maps:
One of the main uses of the map is to see where your team-mates are. If you split the map into multiple pages, you'd have to flip thru all of em to see that. Unless you make one of the pages a map of the whole level, like we have now - then that'd be ok.
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Originally posted by SlappyAn argument against multipage sketch maps:
One of the main uses of the map is to see where your team-mates are. If you split the map into multiple pages, you'd have to flip thru all of em to see that. Unless you make one of the pages a map of the whole level, like we have now - then that'd be ok.
Perhaps a method of showing different levels of a map on a single page?
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Originally posted by LaughingRatAs it is, though, on multilevel maps you can't tell whether you're above or below your teammates. It can be quite confusing.
Perhaps a method of showing different levels of a map on a single page?
A single-page map showing all the levels would be great, though. Even if each level has to be drawn small, the point of this map would be to quickly locate team-mates, so it wouldn't need to be too detailed.
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