I'm a little busy this week, but I managed to create an extensive dungeon interior with a couple of levels and a secret passage. Although the geometry is pretty much complete, it needs to be tightened up to eliminate any possible light leaks. Textures also need to be generated and UV mapped to surfaces. So it there is a bit of work yet remaining on it.
I'm not sure if we will release it as a MAP/DIF interior for TGE or make another effort for a Collada conversion. I'll see how the process goes.
I'm not releasing the modular apartment at this time due to lack luster response in the forums.
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Okay - details, please! What's the theme of the dungeon?
Oh, I should add that I'm still working in old-fashioned TGE. :) I'm glad to see you are still supporting it.
It's not so much themed. Just a medieval or fantasy type dungeon with multiple levels and a secret passage.
Like my other works of late, it has become stalled as I am trying to make the transition to better graphic formats that support normal maps. Actually, I completed the geometry and rough texturing on it. But I'm just not happy with it.
I think my TGE work will be winding down to match the interest in TGE unfortunately. Right now we are getting more store sales from Realm Crafter items, sorry to say.
Thanks for the comments! I'm always surprised to find that people actually read this blog xD
So you aren't planning on releasing it in .map format?
Not as is. You are welcome to use it as is if you want. I never made doors for it, and the texturing is pretty rough, but it is in MAP/DIF format currently. I will probably polish it up and release it in Collada format with normals, but need a $1k to $3k software upgrade before I can do that.
Kinda why I'm abstaining from T3D right now, too. :) That, and my next project may use a 2D / orthagonal engine.
Dave -
Please drop me a line at jayb - at - rampantgames dot com. Frayed Knights could always use an extra dungeon or two, and if it's in usable condition, I wouldn't mind putting it to use. :)
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