Dusty_Rhodes

Almost done with mine actually. I have taken a bit of a break from mapping, but I'm going to prioritize my level here.

Mapping is something I wish I could do more, but I struggle to find the motivation right now. I'm basically out of the house 12 hours a day between work and responsibilities and social functions. When I get home I just want to sleep. But I have projects in the works here and there that I still tinker with. It's been a long time since I released anything. Maybe I should speedmap again, I always loved doing that, it leaves everything open and easy and keeps it low pressure. But, I always want to make something more substantial. I've only released a couple maps that weren't made in two hours or less lol. I really want to be the kind of mapper that makes polished levels. Either way, to paraphrase Lou Reed: I'm sticking with Doom

So glad to see this compiled and released! It's a great set. Can't wait to make more.

These look solid man. I always like to see Halo given some love here too. Keep it up!

Hey just checking in to say I'm still working on mine. I'll try and get it out soon!

My bad. Thanks for clearing it up.

I think Source being based on GoldSrc is a misconception. I believe they mostly started from scratch with it.

Shame

I believe Brian Eno did some music for that. The song is called Under. Was the movie any good? I'd be willing to check it out for one of my favorite musicians being in it.

The Treachery of Images remains relevant. Ceci n'est pas une pipe! On topic: as other said, the map data contains the z - axis. The only thing 2D in Doom are the sprites, and even then they have collision boxes. I wish people would stop talking about this.

After and unbelievably busy weekend, listen to Concert for Bangladesh by George Harrison on my turntable and relax.

That is insanely detailed. Nicely done!

I will only ever see you as JD's Floating Head from Scrubs. Just the way it is.

Thanks for having me on Clippy!

Yeah, I still very occasionally listen to CDs. I have an external drive for my PC and also listen to them (and even the one cassette I own) in my truck. Which is from 2003 and still supports physical media. I stream music mostly, either albums I've bought on Bandcamp or through Spotify. But I have a few CDs from artists that I like that don't offer records. Listening to records after a long day is a great way for me to relax and decrease stress. I'm actually browsing this thread while listening to My Life in the Bush of Ghosts by Brian Eno and David Byrne on my turntable right now. I have an old Yamaha set from the 80's. I just use the amp and turntable, with modern JBL speakers. It sounds great and I have the cassette deck, CD player, and Radio with it, but they don't worry right. I've been meaning to get them fixed.