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20:46, 20th Sep 2011
DonDustin: a useful attachment
DonDustin: a useful attachment
(5 ratings)
O.O Mmm... Ok I think this one deserves a 2.5/5, I mean as I see, it hasn't got any detail that I would describe like "estetic", the blade is a kind of "leaf" and it hasn't got any impressive detail.
I can vote it for aproval, but I wouldn't use this in none of my maps...
Im not going to rate this now, because I'm sure you still can do something for it...
well, it is more fitting for simpler maps, that's true. I usually don't make many details in attachments to keep filesize @ a minimum. I know, therefor the models lack in quality but still can be used. It is intented 2 be used in maps and campaigns that contain 90% ingame stuff and just a few minor imported things for making them look a bit unusual. I myself would rate it as a 1,5-2/5, but the usefulness could somelike be 5/10. I also uploaded it for guys that want to merge it with one of their models and not simply use it as an attachment ingame via trigger.
yeah, i know, it's also not one of my best attachments. The Undead Dark Sword is my best one till now.but then again, look at the other models around the hive then compare them to this. 2/5
I've made plenty of good-looking attachments with file sizes of only 2kb, some as high as 8 kb, which is still very low. Making a good attachment doesn't require use of custom textures or enormous poly counts; it simply requires that you spend time lining everything up to look good.well, it is more fitting for simpler maps, that's true. I usually don't make many details in attachments to keep filesize @ a minimum. I know, therefor the models lack in quality but still can be used. It is intented 2 be used in maps and campaigns that contain 90% ingame stuff and just a few minor imported things for making them look a bit unusual. I myself would rate it as a 1,5-2/5, but the usefulness could somelike be 5/10. I also uploaded it for guys that want to merge it with one of their models and not simply use it as an attachment ingame via trigger.
I've made plenty of good-looking attachments with file sizes of only 2kb, some as high as 8 kb, which is still very low. Making a good attachment doesn't require use of custom textures or enormous poly counts; it simply requires that you spend time lining everything up to look good.
For now I give this a 2/5, but I'll raise my rating when you improve it.