Can't you do that, or close enough, with changing the FOV? 

... if you look at the other mod, Fisheye Quake, on the same site, you'll see that increased FOVs in Quake become unviewable very quickly. The Fisheye mod improves that aspect, but does not provide the same view as PanQuake. 

http://wouter.fov120.com/gfxengine/fisheyequake/compare.html 

I meant more perfect panoramic shots though, not so ... odd. It'd just be a manual shot editing thing 

Go spoil yourselves:
http://pherrous.phaitaccompli.com 

and fullbright. That design looks more suited to sp rather tham DM, there hardly appears to be any vertical element at all. Texturing looks good though, maybe spruce up the rockwork at the back as well. 

I don't like the grill in the middle, pick a more interesting pattern. I love how the arch tex intersects the upper trim in the top left shot. 

going to be single player now. I've gotten one room done, it's coming along alright. Taking to mind your suggestions, thanks! :) 

dont listen to pushy and check out tyrlite features for more interesting lighting
http://www.planetquake.com/tyrann/utils.html 

http://www.planetquake.com/dazdranz/

DaZ goes "old skool" :) 

Knave r00lz my world at the moment too. Looking forward to it DaZ. 

http://www.planetquake.com/speedy/ruzty_pv.jpg 

looks good but they dont look too sharp, somehwat blurry. 

photosource nitin 

Filter / Sharpen *droool* 

Holy techorama, Batman. You're really going into the grungy industrial stuff these days. Me like A LOT. 

"in rust we trust"

Now that's a motto I live by... 

that DM map looks good daz...
and i like the new Dazsp4 screenshot :) 

(photoshop) is more usefull than sharpen if you want to sharpen up your textures.

Speedy: they look better than the ones you released but you need to work more on the forms (specially the round pipes or whatever they are) and use less black. 

why less black 

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rather opposite
painted shadows should be black to remain black regardless of the lightmaps, or you get washed dull look of HL 

Well, I understand the comment. Using black for all shadows and recesses darkens the underlying material irrespective of its qualities or the light that would actually be falling on it. This is really more an issue of realism textures, like with the ( stalled ) med texture challenge on Map-Center. Pale colored stucco and brickwork recieving large amounts of sunlight would not have black/dark gray shadows; more likely bluish gray or brown. Using black produces a stronger, comic book feel in a texture, especially if the materials being represented are incredibly corroded metal or heavily grunged up brickwork.
Personally, I've used black shading ( or, as I refer to the omni-directional shading between texture components, inking ) on almost all of my textures. Which are, patently, comic book style and not highly realistic.

For Speed's textures, I think black is perfectly acceptable. 

It required tonn of voodoo tricks and text editing of the .map to do it, but here it is ...

http://www.planetquake.com/speedy/screens/leaks2_00.jpg

Now need to apply snazzy shaders and shange items 

have you modified the textures too or are they going to be blurryish like von's converted map?