Comments :For those familiar with Armored Core , a game that has had a good life time , spanning about as many games as Final Fantasy on the Playstation , Playstation 2 and Playstation 3 and Xbox 360 , this is for you.
For those who dont know of Armored Core , its a famous and popular Japanese 3rd Person Mech Shooter that was also one of the first titles to hit the original Playstation back when it was released.
I have been looking foward to doing work in UT3 for a while , and this is my first project in UE3 , i hope to make something that tops all my other work so far , the Armored Core (Robot) shown in the picture is the main static mesh for a high detail UT2D level i aim to create which will take place in a hanger style level with lots of action going on in the background to keep your attention instead of just still static meshes.
Obviously i`ll post more progress as its made..
Aims/Goals/Outcome :To get a really nice , high poly level in UT3 that works great , looks great and plays well overall.
April 3rd, 2009, 09:55 AM
sevlag
Re: UT2D-Ravens_Nest [Work in progress]
oh..my...fuckin...gad
dude AC is the BEST mech game out there...From software constantly amazes me in what they do in terms of mech games (chrome hounds I need to get)
was a BIG fan of AC and I used to have AC2 and AC2:Another Age
keepa goin
April 6th, 2009, 08:34 PM
jngrow
Re: UT2D-Ravens_Nest [Work in progress]
Iunno, I thought AC was pretty fucking cool, hadn't played it for yeeears, then saw AC3... or nexus.. or something.. for PS2... fucking worst game I've played in years.
Got all of the hanger done the other night , took ages :(
April 7th, 2009, 03:26 PM
MetKiller Joe
Re: UT2D-Ravens_Nest [Work in progress]
Hell. Yes.
+rep
April 7th, 2009, 03:32 PM
SonicXtreme
Re: UT2D-Ravens_Nest [Work in progress]
forgot to post this ..
April 8th, 2009, 12:22 PM
sevlag
Re: UT2D-Ravens_Nest [Work in progress]
pure awesome...anychance of getting the working beam cutter/sabre going on these mechs? and are you going to make the "overcharge" boost thing possible?
April 8th, 2009, 05:57 PM
SonicXtreme
Re: UT2D-Ravens_Nest [Work in progress]
if i get someone to work on this with me then yes , if not then no , making it into a vehicle is something i will need help with.
April 17th, 2009, 08:29 AM
sevlag
Re: UT2D-Ravens_Nest [Work in progress]
Quote:
Originally Posted by SonicXtreme
if i get someone to work on this with me then yes , if not then no , making it into a vehicle is something i will need help with.
either way I wish you luck...speaking of projects I have top get working on mine...Ice cap's backgrounds are being a pain and don't properly work in S2 xD damn deformation
anyways nice job and cant wait to see this all done
April 21st, 2009, 01:50 AM
Con
Re: UT2D-Ravens_Nest [Work in progress]
Random question: does ut3 not support AA or something? I never see screenshots with it.
April 21st, 2009, 11:54 PM
Roostervier
Re: UT2D-Ravens_Nest [Work in progress]
Not in the in-editor game, which is what his screenshots are from.
April 22nd, 2009, 06:42 PM
Phopojijo
Re: UT2D-Ravens_Nest [Work in progress]
Quote:
Originally Posted by Conscars
Random question: does ut3 not support AA or something? I never see screenshots with it.
No DX9 HDR game supports Antialiasing...
That said you can force it in drivers which will do its best attempt... as long as you're not blending layers with too different of an intensity it works pretty much perfectly though.
Example from Bioshock --
Red markings are where AA tries and fails... Blue markings are where AA tries and succeeds... as stated notice that it fails when something dim blends with something bright...
Basically the AA algorythm doesn't know the actual colour-range of the layers it's blending and blends it like an SDR image... since HDR is logarythmic not linear -- that leads to issues.
Now I heard something about UT3 having been inserted a DX10 render path -- but I haven't seen it on any release notes... so I can't tell you anything about the CURRENT state of UnrealEngine3. ... Just that if you force AA in your drivers, it'll look pretty close to what it should, but not perfect as of the last time I checked.
