Wolf

Hey there! I dug this up today and found that it looks pretty good in more modern engines (presentation is in gameguru...probably looks just as good or better in Leadwerks rendering system) This origins from a discontinued asian-fantasy pack and has already been released for FPSC. However, FPSC rendered it very ugly and the collision was wonky to non-servicable. Now, it looks much better and works like a charm. This Pack Includes: /Dojo with simplified outdoor appearance /Dojo without roofing and any outdoor parts / Dojowall / Decorative Dojowall The Screenshots:

I knew this was bound to happen.

I've read they don't do it because the cost for changing roadsigns etc. would be too high. -Wolf

I remember cutting this model up into single pieces, retexturing it to get it work into FPSCReloaded (now gameguru). Replaced the knight statues with some female aphrodite statues and I recommend you do too...the default ones don't look too hot. All that work was most likely for nothing though Your game looks okay! My major point of criticism as far as your leveldesign goes is the cubic feel to it and the lightmapping. Whenever you have torchlit scenes mostly all you can make out is the torch itself. Torches lightmore than what you can see in your shots...I recommend using a brightlight

I run a GTX 560 with 2048 GDDR5 Memory. This is no longer high end as I have my rig operational for a couple years now but it should not yet be low-end (?). So far I haven't edited any shaders but have loaded some custom ones. I haven't experienced any issues today and used the engine for about 30 to 40 minutes. Thanks for the rich replies!! @Josh: Will the engine update itself via steam once the new version is out? Its tempting but I don't wish to go beta.

It does indeed. Here it is: "Failed to set shadowmap texture."

Hey Leadwerkers! Am I the only one who experiences sudden crashes without error message twice every 5 minutes? This keeps happening whenever I work in "lit" mode or when I edit meshes/materials. I keep saving religiously but its still frustrating to restart the program every few minutes because it inexplicably hangs itself. -Wolf

Thanks for sharing man!

Simple: Make sure the lore explains why the zombies/monsters are too tough/impossible to fight. Make them really intimidating. Gameplay will now consist of stealth (ala thief or splinter cell) past these zombies and gathering resources/clean water for other survivors or a story campaign. Alternatively: you are the zombie.

Hey Leadwerkers, These models are a little older and had prior distributions on other forums. This is the multi-engine version including multiple formats. They have been improvised from scratch and had the purpose to teach me better polygonal optimisation.The polycount of the primary model from this collection has been decreased from 3780 to 2570 Polygons. The goal was to find the fastest way to decrease polygons without changing a models appearance. Speed is the most important factor in my workflow...I like to get them results fast! Originally these where intended for sale... but

Ancient but awesome: LINK

There will likely be no script readily available. You either have to write it yourself or contact a scripter on here to help you with it.

Looks good so far! I'm intrigued to see what will become of this!

Thats a fun idea! Will it have a narrated storyline?

Thats pretty easy to meshmatch and retexture concidering the abundance of medieval characters out there. However, nothing shall ever be used "out of the box" by any serious game developer in my opinion. More or less adjustment to tone and style is always necessary. You can always shoot me a mail and perhaps I can help out. I do freelance which also includes adjustments like this. -Wolf

Hello!! Thanks for the Feedback! @Josh: Thank you! And yes, of course you can...thats part of why I post. The normalmap needs its y axis inverted than it will read better altough I'm quite happy with the high-contrast wet look of it. The floor is a different story. I made it to test that texture and its displacment map (which looks really good if I sign the flashlight on it as can be seen in the third screenshot) which does render as pretty flat in the current setting Gotta fix that! @xtom It depends on how much time the process will take but I'm glad to hear I have a poten

Hmm! Lets see.. there is certainly a lot of sound playing in the mix! Perhaps some video files? Badly compressed textures and models weigh aswell. Not sure why the game would reach this size. (uncompressed voiceacting?) -Wolf

Autumn (Working Title) Hello community! This is not yet a full videogame project thread, its more a test run. I have a script for a 3d horror adventure that should be pretty easy to pull off for an indie and be fun to play/thus sell. However, I still don't know what engine I end up using altough Leadwerks is pretty convincing. This is more a test map where I can see how much time and effort it will take to make this game. In the game you will be a young witch hunted by the inquisition and simoultaneously trying to fend off a demon invasion. This sounds like it has a huge sco

Hey community! I have this uncool bug that came out of nowhere. Everything was working splendid until suddenly the engine quits everytime I open the materialeditor. Any solution for this? (there is no error message or anything, it just goes back to desktop) -Wolf

Thanks for clearing that up!

One is never too late for good software recommendations!

Hello! I have familiarised myself with the basics of leadwerks and started my first scene. Now, I noticed that I have all my materials in the (model) folders. Yet when I want to select one it goes in a specific (materials) category. I prefer my materials with my models... does this cause complications later on or does the engine not care? I don't want to redo all my materials once I'm ready to publish the game! -Wolf

Hi! Thanks for the warm welcome,everyone!! I keep that in mind and open a 3D stuff thread soon. Thanks for the headsup Thank you! I chose Leadwerks because I felt it could get me closer to real leveldesign and to properly showcase my models. So far, I have not been disappointed. It renders in excellent quality and the material editor is easy as cake. In the past, I worked a lot with inferior engines as they where easier to use as far as gamecode goes. All the screenshots you see here are made in FPSCreator. ...But I figured that if I do the extra work in something more d