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Hey there! I dug this up today and found that it looks pretty good in more modern engines (presentation is in gameguru...probably looks just as good or better in Leadwerks rendering system) This origins from a discontinued asian-fantasy pack and has already been released for FPSC. However, FPSC rendered it very ugly and the collision was wonky to non-servicable. Now, it looks much better and works like a charm. This Pack Includes: /Dojo with simplified outdoor appearance /Dojo without roofing and any outdoor parts / Dojowall / Decorative Dojowall The Screenshots: The Download: /Mediafire Mirror

Autumn (Working Title) Hello community! This is not yet a full videogame project thread, its more a test run. I have a script for a 3d horror adventure that should be pretty easy to pull off for an indie and be fun to play/thus sell. However, I still don't know what engine I end up using altough Leadwerks is pretty convincing. This is more a test map where I can see how much time and effort it will take to make this game. In the game you will be a young witch hunted by the inquisition and simoultaneously trying to fend off a demon invasion. This sounds like it has a huge scope but its indeed just a 3D adventure à la penumbra on paper. This test map will be an everchanging level that shows a wine-cellar connected to some dungeons and a cave. I will continously improve quality until it reaches a level I'm happy with. Features this test map should have: Tesselated, atmospheric look High res graphics strong, desolate medieval atmosphere a few critters (in this case bats) some places overgrown with foliage doors that can be opened a chest that can be opened a creature running through a hallway-crossing as a jump-scare believable and dense ambientsounds fire effects interactive objects (picking up, throwing) This is what I attempt to do with my first attempt. The quality of the results and the time I need to reach them will then show wether there will be a game at all. What follows are some early screenshots of the above concepts. Its not much yet. Nest steps are: replace floor texture (had to test the displacment on that one) figure out how to make believable fire fill room and move on to hallways