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A quick look back at my Demonus 3D models--the big project I spent my time on prior to starting the Avania comic... They are designed to be used as character models in Unreal Tournament 3, and as such are modular, allowing for various “costumes” and combinations by combining the meshes. All in all I had a lot of fun with these, especially when playing large warfare matches vs. the Avania faction characters!
All of the models are available for download on ModDB too! More info here.
A quick look back at my Avania 3D models--the big project I spent my time on prior to starting the Avania comic, and some of the first posts I made on TristikovArt. They are designed to be used as character models in Unreal Tournament 3, and as such are modular, allowing for various “costumes” and combinations by combining the various meshes. All in all I had a lot of fun with these, especially when playing large warfare matches vs. the Demonus faction!
All of the models are available for download on ModDB too! More info here.
See what's in UT3 Trio Pad's Box! Here is a comprehensive kit, including a free pen! (compared with the price of Apple pencil, it is really good!)
Unreal Tournament 3 (2007) - Bloom comparison on CTF-Coret
A common complaint about UT3 is the poor visibility caused by its muted color palette, cluttered environments, and sometimes excessive amounts of bloom. Coret is probably the most obvious example of this glaring issue. A shame really, because I think UT3's version of CTF-Coret is pretty cool. The shopping district theme really suits its layout.
For some reason there is only one checkbox in the advanced video settings which toggles not just bloom and depth-of-field, but also the color correction. Overall, odd decisions were made.
Although there are scenarios where UT3's use of brightskins actually improves visibility over previous installments. The biggest downside is that they turn distant players into solid silhouettes making it difficult to tell where their head hitbox is.
Unreal Tournament 3 (2007) - DM-Deck16's Out-of-Bounds areas.
The command "ghost" can be used to fly through walls and explore out-of-reach areas, even in spectator mode. The "walk" and "fly" commands are self-explanatory, and let you exit ghost/noclip mode. These are also used by older Unreal games, like UT99.
UT3 also has a "togglescreenshotmode" command, which turns off the HUD. Could be useful for taking screenshots, I guess.
Unreal Tournament (1999) vs Unreal Tournament 3 (2007) - Turbine
Turbine is a small Deathmatch map with a lot of tight corners. There are several narrow paths snaking through at least five, maybe even seven different levels of elevation? I lost count.
A pair of elevators connect the two main loops around the outside of the arena, forming one of the few "long" sight-lines in the level. Why this map even features a sniper rifle is beyond me, honestly.