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I was gonna post a double noice in response to #3851 but I felt I really had to log out and use the name field to get the triple noice to really do it justice.
It has been done Minecraft, but the main problem would be the floor plan. Aestetics could be ripped from the films. I bet that most of the necessary textures e.g. wood and bricks and stuff like that already exist.
This kind of art I can get into...
http://www.matiklarweinart.com/en/mati-klarwein-landscapes.htm Imagine this was a building: https://www.space10.io/journal/space10-open-sources-the-growroom
... an abandoned underground parking lot as a Quake map. Apart from that idea being a lame setting in a corridor shooter, I think nobody has ever made Quake map with such theme. Anyone know of concrete-, asphalt-, cement-textures for Quake? I found some stockfootage as an example. https://www.pond5.com/stock-footage/53645/underground-parking-lot.html
I think nobody has ever made Quake map with such theme
I wonder why :P In all seriousness, it doesn't get more boring than a cement room with a few pillars. You could take this concept and make a little more interesting and fun: scale up the pillars like the mines of moria or add tiered platforms strung together with bridges like the ewok village. I think something like that would be more deserving of your time and energy (and the player's, for that matter). Just my 2 cents. Kingpin textures would work. You could make it slightly more interesting with liberal use of breakables. I would probably only include it as a section of a map rather than the whole thing.
Also cars are hard to make in quake so that'd be fun. I already figured that rebuilding a parking lot isn't so interesting so adding a surreal touch would be necessary. Maybe some satanic imagery to mark the territory of Quake. Maybe the parking lot is only the aestetic, combined with surreal architechture.
I've been there a few times and it's so beautiful. These shots are a bit saturated. I don't recall it feeling that blue. But one of the things about this pool is that it is so forbidden. Since this is a museum I would imagine very few people have been able to take a dip. Sort of tragic no one can enjoy it.
also q3dm18 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5CtziE7zzJ0
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