SystemShock1 - Highres textures and models

JukkaKevät on 20/3/2007 at 13:43

I've been doing some hiresolution versions of SS1 textures and models. Had to separate this from the other thread ((http://www.ttlg.com/forums/showthread.php?t=110880&page=6) link), 'cause these aren't just for Half Life.

Quote Posted by Nameless Voice

I wonder if that pipe wouldn't look a bit plain and boring as a mêlée weapon, though?

(http://studiohorisen.net/users/SodanKerjuu/media/pictures/renders/SSRM/leadpipe2.png) Something like this perhaps :)
This was my initial design, but decided to go with plain one as I thought this would add some unwanted comedy to the setting. I've included this in the model pack just for the heck of it. Needs some texturepainting thou.

This will probably kill my bandwidth but what the hell. That's what it is for :cheeky: These links may not be active very long (have to make room when the next packs are ready), so get them while they are hot.

I found good IGI render settings to show about how they would look in modern engine. IGI stands for InGame Imitation. I also tried the new lights. Dunno... there is so much things that could be adjusted and tweaked, but I think it's time to move to the next room finally.
(http://studiohorisen.net/users/SodanKerjuu/media/videos/SSRM-IGI-Level1Room1.avi) Download video here

Here are the workfiles for the highres textures:
(http://studiohorisen.net/users/SodanKerjuu/media/textures/SSRM-Level1Room1-workfiles.zip) Dis a big one

And here again the 512x512 versions with prerendered light:
(http://studiohorisen.net/users/SodanKerjuu/media/textures/SSRM-level1room1-fallbacktextures.zip) Fallback textures

And here are the models in .max format and in .3ds format. I don't know if true 3DS Max handles the files as they are saved in 3D Viz.
(http://studiohorisen.net/users/SodanKerjuu/media/models/SSRM-Level1Room1-Models.zip) Models for level1room1.

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Kolya on 20/3/2007 at 14:40

In the SSRM-Level1Room1-Models.zip I downloaded there were 3 errors. Possibly a download related problem. So just saying.
(http://img88.imageshack.us/my.php?image=03202007153542yv2.jpg)

Inline Image:

http://img88.imageshack.us/img88/7918/03202007153542yv2.th.jpg

EDIT: 2nd download is the same. The 3 files in question are zero-sized after unpacking.

JukkaKevät on 20/3/2007 at 14:59

Quote Posted by icemann

Exceptional work as I`ve said earlier. And the best part is that the existing models look better in each new screenshot. How is it that your not working for a games company?

Thanks.
I'm trying to. Hopefully I could get work before the end of the year. In the meantime I practice and build up portfolio.

Quote Posted by Kolya

In the SSRM-Level1Room1-Models.zip I downloaded there were 3 errors. Possibly a download related problem. So just saying.
(http://img88.imageshack.us/my.php?image=03202007153542yv2.jpg)

Inline Image:

http://img88.imageshack.us/img88/7918/03202007153542yv2.th.jpg

EDIT: 2nd download is the same. The 3 files in question are zero-sized after unpacking.

No there really was errors. And I forgot to include the .3ds baked versions. :tsktsk: the pack should replaced in few minutes.

RocketMan on 20/3/2007 at 15:38

I'm not at home or I'd check myself but is there supposed to be a bed or table or anything in those cryo recovery units behind the player when he starts the game? If not there ought to be. Looks quite vacant otherwise.

Very impressive video btw.

JediKorenchkin on 20/3/2007 at 17:54

Digging the look of the new pipe, but maybe it should be a bit thicker? It looks like it would feel almost flimsy in your hands.

It's really awesome that you're doing this. :thumb:

Bjossi on 20/3/2007 at 18:02

I feel the pipe is a little thin too, a big and nasty pipe makes the usage all more fun. :devil:

JukkaKevät on 23/3/2007 at 13:14

Quote Posted by RocketMan

In the original game the small rooms were painted onto the texture. If I would recreate these levels in a game I'd remove the wall between them and put the healing bed into there. Feels more logical and wouldn't affect gameflow anyway. The current position of the bed is quite disturbing.

Quote Posted by icemann

Just watched the video. Very interesting. Strangely I felt like I was playing 7th Guest (old pc puzzle game) when watching it. Exact same camera movement style.

Heh, all movement is just smooth bezier. Never played 7th Guest myself.

I have just finished the textures in the second room. Few screenshots:
(http://studiohorisen.net/users/SodanKerjuu/media/pictures/renders/SSRM/SSRM-level1room2-screenshot1.jpg) Room2, screenshot 1
(http://studiohorisen.net/users/SodanKerjuu/media/pictures/renders/SSRM/SSRM-level1room2-screenshot2.jpg) Room2, screenshot 2
(http://studiohorisen.net/users/SodanKerjuu/media/pictures/renders/SSRM/SSRM-level1room2-screenshot3.jpg) Room2, screenshot 3

I decided to do these and all future renders with the ingame imitation settings. Sure the lighting could look better, but I think it's best to potray how they would look in modern game engine.

Now some real high-poly models, I'll start with these three since they are the first you'll see:
Healing Bed
Servbot
Dead surgeon

RocketMan on 23/3/2007 at 16:03

As Frank from "everybody loves raymond" might say.....Holy Crap!!!

JediKorenchkin on 23/3/2007 at 16:37

I'm not a fan of the light fixtures. The blue/white parts look nice, but whatever's supposed to be "behind" the glass just doesn't look right to me.

Digging it aside from that. Can't wait to see it with models.

Nameless Voice on 23/3/2007 at 19:39

The computer panels on the walls look a bit flat (since they are just textures, after all).
As I said in the other thread, one of the ideas I'd had for CCP was to make 3D objects specially designed to place in front of those walls, to make the computer screens and such 3D, rather than simply 'painted' onto the wall.