How big? If it's smallish, try Infosprite. If it's only a few megs, I'll host it on my account there. 

I went nuts and bought a new computer. Still interested in WH40k: Dawn of War? 

That other guy who was playing it some time ago. Zwiffle, was it? 

Only if you suck. And something tells me you don't =). Hit me up in #tf though. 

http://pcmedia.gamespy.com/pc/image/Vulgar1200_1104998368.jpg
That is a new enemy called "Vulgar". 

hail satan! 

 

Heh, that's just the salvaged Archvile Version 1 model. ^_~ 

...how sad it is that I looked at it for all of five seconds and noticed the two patches that weren't merged which causes a notable seam on the cable thingie middle left.

Sometimes I wish I could quit looking for shit like that and just say "Woo. Cool screenshot." 

more torture for you. Note the creatures shadowing on the cross plates beneath it? Should it not be bending down onto the suface instead of equaly spread across the material and dark areas?

cheers. 

More doom3 will rock, tho. 

Er, no? 

by bending, I mean the shadows should thicken at lower depths beneath the creature. Apparently the floor doesn't have a normal map. 

From what I understand a normal map will not bend a cast shadow as it doesn't have any real vertices to calculate light data on. To the shadow cast from whatever object, it appears as a single flat brush/plane and doesn't "bend" the shadow accordingly.

Of course I could be wrong. 

You're right.

Doesn't that feel good? 

It's OK pjw, you're not the only one that does that.

It's ruined most games I've played for years for me :( 

thanks Prod, and Maj. I guess we'll have to patiently wait for a generation of hardware that supports real time ray tracing to see realistic shadow falloff from dynamic moving objects.

Funny that it isn't so noticeable in game as it is here. 

I haven't gotten to the point where it's ruined games yet, but it's certainly distracting at times... 

Kill an alpaca today
http://www.phait-accompli.com/crap/ava/stupidal.gif 

I've no screens to show, and maybe it was only true of Doom 3's low detail settings, but did the shadows cast by objects obscuring the torch light often look as if they were floating to anyone else? This was particularly noticeable with railings. The shadows didn't seem to hit surfaces properly, it was more like they were cast against an invisble box at roughly the right distance and left to float.

Not exactly a major thing, but it kind of annoyed me anyway, given that all the lighting was supposedly unified or something. 

Hrm, can't say I did, they looked normal to me. Perhaps an optical illusion because of the strange angle? Try doing some pm_thirdperson action to see if it's really different. 

Nowt to do with ray-tracing... in fact the output of Doom3 is the same as what you'd get with a basic ray-tracer.

What's needed is the bumps to be actual geometry, or an uber clever displacement pertubation parallax tachyon texture based thingymibob to fake it. I'm sure some clever sod will do a mod for it... 

an uber clever displacement pertubation parallax tachyon texture based thingymibob

Jiggery-pokery is another useful phrase that I was introduced to recently. 

That screenshot seemed oddly bright... 

http://www.shadertech.com/contest/#reliefmapping

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