This site has some nice inspirations for high-tech/industrial mapdesign and may also be useful for texture artists:
(well, it´s not really high-tech....it´s too old for that )
omg, that scene is just DYING to be created in doom3
This scene acutally looks like a typical Doom³ scene
//
Shank, yes - exactely!
insectattack@Posted: Sun Nov 02, 2003 8:29 pm :
rich_is_bored wrote:
Wow. That is a great find. I especially like how this pops out amongst the rest of the pics.
i knew it would be someones favorite
I think those abandoned industrial ruin pics with reconquering nature/flora are perfect for the Stalker game, but it would also look cool in doom3, although all those plants would be a bit out of place on mars.
_shank wrote:
...maybe BNA can use these
i guess everybody can use these! BNA!: Do you have anything special in mind to build with the d3 engine?
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
_shank@Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 5:14 am :
insectattack wrote:
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
man, it has been done...i remember there was this guy who had posted in Q3W, he had used q3 to make a walk-through to show the interiors of a house to a customer!!!...
BNA!@Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 7:19 am :
insectattack wrote:
BNA!: Do you have anything special in mind to build with the d3 engine? When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
Well, yes and no.
On the one hand I'd love to make a total conversion, but on the other hand I'm currently running out of time.
I've done walkthroughs and visualization work with Lightwave and some demos with Quake3. Doom³ of course would be the perfect game engine to display real world architecture. Since you can use native Lightwave files it won't take long before you'll see some very huge librarys of 3D models for Doom³.
Other than that, I'm just interested in 3D realtime engines and enjoy games
der_ton@Posted: Sun Jun 27, 2004 6:18 pm :
Another page with similar pictures, really interesting, and it makes me go exploring these kinds of places myself:
(damn! you have to register for the nude section! )
hey, why don't we make a sticky post for reference pics like the one we have for texture resources?
_shank@Posted: Sat Nov 27, 2004 5:04 am :
bump...could someone stickfy this topic...i had to search this up for my concept artist friend...would be handy and usefull on the front page
W01f@Posted: Sat Nov 27, 2004 5:50 am :
_shank wrote:
bump...could someone stickfy this topic...i had to search this up for my concept artist friend...would be handy and usefull on the front page
Nice, I searched down this topic only a couple days ago, and i think it definately deserves a sticky. Heres another site to add to the list:
I'll try to take some nice pictures when I happen to be in the area next time, there's loads more of interesting WW2 dated architecture and stuff to be found there.
I'll also try to make some shots of the insides of buildings if they let me in.
chuckdood@Posted: Wed Mar 04, 2009 4:14 pm :
This isn't industrial design, but check out these dilapidated buildings and rooms:
This site has some nice inspirations for high-tech/industrial mapdesign and may also be useful for texture artists: (well, it´s not really high-tech....it´s too old for that )
would be nice with some insperation for hell maps if you got that too
aardwolf@Posted: Sat Apr 10, 2010 10:10 pm :
Dammit, who keeps necroposting?? BTW, i cant see any of the pictures in the original post's site.
chuckdood@Posted: Sun Apr 11, 2010 2:26 am :
obviously, the person above your post..
Lorelai@Posted: Sun Apr 11, 2010 4:07 pm :
chuckdood wrote:
obviously, the person above your post..
pherhaps you should double check, chuck, if you dont want to look like a fool. i am just passing it on to show what others have written. the original writer is the one who submitted the broken links
chuckdood@Posted: Sun Apr 11, 2010 4:16 pm :
yes, but you are necroposting when you do that.
BNA!@Posted: Sun Apr 11, 2010 5:12 pm :
Lorelai wrote:
chuckdood wrote:
obviously, the person above your post..
pherhaps you should double check, chuck, if you dont want to look like a fool. i am just passing it on to show what others have written. the original writer is the one who submitted the broken links
Stop behaving like that - now! A simple click on http://www.dubtown.de would have brought you to the desired image pages. Can it get more easier than a link to just click on?
chuckdood@Posted: Sun Apr 11, 2010 8:37 pm :
you tell 'em, BNA!! Git 'em!
Junkyard God@Posted: Mon Jun 11, 2007 2:43 pm :
Looking at this thread, I thought I might know a good place near where I live where some nice shots could be made.
Here's what I found on the internet, it's dutch websites, but I've got links to pages with the mosti nteresting images:
I'll try to take some nice pictures when I happen to be in the area next time, there's loads more of interesting WW2 dated architecture and stuff to be found there.
I'll also try to make some shots of the insides of buildings if they let me in.
chuckdood@Posted: Wed Mar 04, 2009 4:14 pm :
This isn't industrial design, but check out these dilapidated buildings and rooms:
This site has some nice inspirations for high-tech/industrial mapdesign and may also be useful for texture artists: (well, it´s not really high-tech....it´s too old for that )
would be nice with some insperation for hell maps if you got that too
aardwolf@Posted: Sat Apr 10, 2010 10:10 pm :
Dammit, who keeps necroposting?? BTW, i cant see any of the pictures in the original post's site.
chuckdood@Posted: Sun Apr 11, 2010 2:26 am :
obviously, the person above your post..
Lorelai@Posted: Sun Apr 11, 2010 4:07 pm :
chuckdood wrote:
obviously, the person above your post..
pherhaps you should double check, chuck, if you dont want to look like a fool. i am just passing it on to show what others have written. the original writer is the one who submitted the broken links
chuckdood@Posted: Sun Apr 11, 2010 4:16 pm :
yes, but you are necroposting when you do that.
BNA!@Posted: Sun Apr 11, 2010 5:12 pm :
Lorelai wrote:
chuckdood wrote:
obviously, the person above your post..
pherhaps you should double check, chuck, if you dont want to look like a fool. i am just passing it on to show what others have written. the original writer is the one who submitted the broken links
Stop behaving like that - now! A simple click on http://www.dubtown.de would have brought you to the desired image pages. Can it get more easier than a link to just click on?
chuckdood@Posted: Sun Apr 11, 2010 8:37 pm :
you tell 'em, BNA!! Git 'em!
insectattack@Posted: Sat Nov 01, 2003 8:39 pm :
This site has some nice inspirations for high-tech/industrial mapdesign and may also be useful for texture artists:
(well, it´s not really high-tech....it´s too old for that )
omg, that scene is just DYING to be created in doom3
This scene acutally looks like a typical Doom³ scene
//
Shank, yes - exactely!
insectattack@Posted: Sun Nov 02, 2003 8:29 pm :
rich_is_bored wrote:
Wow. That is a great find. I especially like how this pops out amongst the rest of the pics.
i knew it would be someones favorite
I think those abandoned industrial ruin pics with reconquering nature/flora are perfect for the Stalker game, but it would also look cool in doom3, although all those plants would be a bit out of place on mars.
_shank wrote:
...maybe BNA can use these
i guess everybody can use these! BNA!: Do you have anything special in mind to build with the d3 engine?
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
_shank@Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 5:14 am :
insectattack wrote:
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
man, it has been done...i remember there was this guy who had posted in Q3W, he had used q3 to make a walk-through to show the interiors of a house to a customer!!!...
BNA!@Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 7:19 am :
insectattack wrote:
BNA!: Do you have anything special in mind to build with the d3 engine? When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
Well, yes and no.
On the one hand I'd love to make a total conversion, but on the other hand I'm currently running out of time.
I've done walkthroughs and visualization work with Lightwave and some demos with Quake3. Doom³ of course would be the perfect game engine to display real world architecture. Since you can use native Lightwave files it won't take long before you'll see some very huge librarys of 3D models for Doom³.
Other than that, I'm just interested in 3D realtime engines and enjoy games
der_ton@Posted: Sun Jun 27, 2004 6:18 pm :
Another page with similar pictures, really interesting, and it makes me go exploring these kinds of places myself:
(damn! you have to register for the nude section! )
hey, why don't we make a sticky post for reference pics like the one we have for texture resources?
_shank@Posted: Sat Nov 27, 2004 5:04 am :
bump...could someone stickfy this topic...i had to search this up for my concept artist friend...would be handy and usefull on the front page
W01f@Posted: Sat Nov 27, 2004 5:50 am :
_shank wrote:
bump...could someone stickfy this topic...i had to search this up for my concept artist friend...would be handy and usefull on the front page
Nice, I searched down this topic only a couple days ago, and i think it definately deserves a sticky. Heres another site to add to the list:
sweet stuff, im most defenitly getting more ideas with these best stuff yet, keep up the good work guys, cant wait to see this stuff recreated in DOOM3
rtkwe@Posted: Wed Jun 08, 2005 4:55 pm :
great resources.
itll be cool to see some of this stuff in doom
sadron@Posted: Sat Jul 02, 2005 1:29 pm :
we could always use more pics guys, keep posting your inspirational websites here
pbmax@Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2005 4:25 pm :
i don't know why, but old abandoned places are soooo interesting to me...
great links!
holy sh*t, this guy at abandoned-places.com claims to have found a deadbody in an old coal mine. wtf? thats crazy!
MBolus@Posted: Thu Aug 04, 2005 1:45 am :
Encountering corpses tends to be unpleasant, especially when unexpected.
alhazan@Posted: Wed Oct 12, 2005 12:12 pm :
"Also a (girl)friend of mine has been a model in several abandoned buildings ... she's somewhere on this site taking a shower !!!"
"oh yes, there is the dead body in the showers !"
=D
_shank@Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2005 8:01 am :
Ok anyone who has not seen it must see it...
Stalker by Andrei Tarkovsky(Russian)
Saw it yesterday and must admit that i have not see anything like this before...the whole movie is inspirational...one can pause it at any moment and see the beauty in it. The game Stalker must been using this for its levels too...the whole Zone thing...
The abandoned-places is best page ever!!!When i opened it i could close it about 1 hour.The photos are very cool!Its very awesome site for inspiration.OMFG im full of new ideas!
I'll try to take some nice pictures when I happen to be in the area next time, there's loads more of interesting WW2 dated architecture and stuff to be found there.
I'll also try to make some shots of the insides of buildings if they let me in.
chuckdood@Posted: Wed Mar 04, 2009 4:14 pm :
This isn't industrial design, but check out these dilapidated buildings and rooms:
This site has some nice inspirations for high-tech/industrial mapdesign and may also be useful for texture artists: (well, it´s not really high-tech....it´s too old for that )
would be nice with some insperation for hell maps if you got that too
aardwolf@Posted: Sat Apr 10, 2010 10:10 pm :
Dammit, who keeps necroposting?? BTW, i cant see any of the pictures in the original post's site.
chuckdood@Posted: Sun Apr 11, 2010 2:26 am :
obviously, the person above your post..
Lorelai@Posted: Sun Apr 11, 2010 4:07 pm :
chuckdood wrote:
obviously, the person above your post..
pherhaps you should double check, chuck, if you dont want to look like a fool. i am just passing it on to show what others have written. the original writer is the one who submitted the broken links
chuckdood@Posted: Sun Apr 11, 2010 4:16 pm :
yes, but you are necroposting when you do that.
BNA!@Posted: Sun Apr 11, 2010 5:12 pm :
Lorelai wrote:
chuckdood wrote:
obviously, the person above your post..
pherhaps you should double check, chuck, if you dont want to look like a fool. i am just passing it on to show what others have written. the original writer is the one who submitted the broken links
Stop behaving like that - now! A simple click on http://www.dubtown.de would have brought you to the desired image pages. Can it get more easier than a link to just click on?
chuckdood@Posted: Sun Apr 11, 2010 8:37 pm :
you tell 'em, BNA!! Git 'em!
Junkyard God@Posted: Mon Jun 11, 2007 2:43 pm :
Looking at this thread, I thought I might know a good place near where I live where some nice shots could be made.
Here's what I found on the internet, it's dutch websites, but I've got links to pages with the mosti nteresting images:
I'll try to take some nice pictures when I happen to be in the area next time, there's loads more of interesting WW2 dated architecture and stuff to be found there.
I'll also try to make some shots of the insides of buildings if they let me in.
chuckdood@Posted: Wed Mar 04, 2009 4:14 pm :
This isn't industrial design, but check out these dilapidated buildings and rooms:
This site has some nice inspirations for high-tech/industrial mapdesign and may also be useful for texture artists: (well, it´s not really high-tech....it´s too old for that )
would be nice with some insperation for hell maps if you got that too
aardwolf@Posted: Sat Apr 10, 2010 10:10 pm :
Dammit, who keeps necroposting?? BTW, i cant see any of the pictures in the original post's site.
chuckdood@Posted: Sun Apr 11, 2010 2:26 am :
obviously, the person above your post..
Lorelai@Posted: Sun Apr 11, 2010 4:07 pm :
chuckdood wrote:
obviously, the person above your post..
pherhaps you should double check, chuck, if you dont want to look like a fool. i am just passing it on to show what others have written. the original writer is the one who submitted the broken links
chuckdood@Posted: Sun Apr 11, 2010 4:16 pm :
yes, but you are necroposting when you do that.
BNA!@Posted: Sun Apr 11, 2010 5:12 pm :
Lorelai wrote:
chuckdood wrote:
obviously, the person above your post..
pherhaps you should double check, chuck, if you dont want to look like a fool. i am just passing it on to show what others have written. the original writer is the one who submitted the broken links
Stop behaving like that - now! A simple click on http://www.dubtown.de would have brought you to the desired image pages. Can it get more easier than a link to just click on?
chuckdood@Posted: Sun Apr 11, 2010 8:37 pm :
you tell 'em, BNA!! Git 'em!
insectattack@Posted: Sat Nov 01, 2003 8:39 pm :
This site has some nice inspirations for high-tech/industrial mapdesign and may also be useful for texture artists:
(well, it´s not really high-tech....it´s too old for that )
omg, that scene is just DYING to be created in doom3
This scene acutally looks like a typical Doom³ scene
//
Shank, yes - exactely!
insectattack@Posted: Sun Nov 02, 2003 8:29 pm :
rich_is_bored wrote:
Wow. That is a great find. I especially like how this pops out amongst the rest of the pics.
i knew it would be someones favorite
I think those abandoned industrial ruin pics with reconquering nature/flora are perfect for the Stalker game, but it would also look cool in doom3, although all those plants would be a bit out of place on mars.
_shank wrote:
...maybe BNA can use these
i guess everybody can use these! BNA!: Do you have anything special in mind to build with the d3 engine?
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
_shank@Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 5:14 am :
insectattack wrote:
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
man, it has been done...i remember there was this guy who had posted in Q3W, he had used q3 to make a walk-through to show the interiors of a house to a customer!!!...
BNA!@Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 7:19 am :
insectattack wrote:
BNA!: Do you have anything special in mind to build with the d3 engine? When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
Well, yes and no.
On the one hand I'd love to make a total conversion, but on the other hand I'm currently running out of time.
I've done walkthroughs and visualization work with Lightwave and some demos with Quake3. Doom³ of course would be the perfect game engine to display real world architecture. Since you can use native Lightwave files it won't take long before you'll see some very huge librarys of 3D models for Doom³.
Other than that, I'm just interested in 3D realtime engines and enjoy games
der_ton@Posted: Sun Jun 27, 2004 6:18 pm :
Another page with similar pictures, really interesting, and it makes me go exploring these kinds of places myself:
(damn! you have to register for the nude section! )
hey, why don't we make a sticky post for reference pics like the one we have for texture resources?
_shank@Posted: Sat Nov 27, 2004 5:04 am :
bump...could someone stickfy this topic...i had to search this up for my concept artist friend...would be handy and usefull on the front page
W01f@Posted: Sat Nov 27, 2004 5:50 am :
_shank wrote:
bump...could someone stickfy this topic...i had to search this up for my concept artist friend...would be handy and usefull on the front page
Nice, I searched down this topic only a couple days ago, and i think it definately deserves a sticky. Heres another site to add to the list:
sweet stuff, im most defenitly getting more ideas with these best stuff yet, keep up the good work guys, cant wait to see this stuff recreated in DOOM3
rtkwe@Posted: Wed Jun 08, 2005 4:55 pm :
great resources.
itll be cool to see some of this stuff in doom
sadron@Posted: Sat Jul 02, 2005 1:29 pm :
we could always use more pics guys, keep posting your inspirational websites here
pbmax@Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2005 4:25 pm :
i don't know why, but old abandoned places are soooo interesting to me...
great links!
holy sh*t, this guy at abandoned-places.com claims to have found a deadbody in an old coal mine. wtf? thats crazy!
MBolus@Posted: Thu Aug 04, 2005 1:45 am :
Encountering corpses tends to be unpleasant, especially when unexpected.
alhazan@Posted: Wed Oct 12, 2005 12:12 pm :
"Also a (girl)friend of mine has been a model in several abandoned buildings ... she's somewhere on this site taking a shower !!!"
"oh yes, there is the dead body in the showers !"
=D
_shank@Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2005 8:01 am :
Ok anyone who has not seen it must see it...
Stalker by Andrei Tarkovsky(Russian)
Saw it yesterday and must admit that i have not see anything like this before...the whole movie is inspirational...one can pause it at any moment and see the beauty in it. The game Stalker must been using this for its levels too...the whole Zone thing...
The abandoned-places is best page ever!!!When i opened it i could close it about 1 hour.The photos are very cool!Its very awesome site for inspiration.OMFG im full of new ideas!
I'll try to take some nice pictures when I happen to be in the area next time, there's loads more of interesting WW2 dated architecture and stuff to be found there.
I'll also try to make some shots of the insides of buildings if they let me in.
chuckdood@Posted: Wed Mar 04, 2009 4:14 pm :
This isn't industrial design, but check out these dilapidated buildings and rooms:
This site has some nice inspirations for high-tech/industrial mapdesign and may also be useful for texture artists: (well, it´s not really high-tech....it´s too old for that )
would be nice with some insperation for hell maps if you got that too
aardwolf@Posted: Sat Apr 10, 2010 10:10 pm :
Dammit, who keeps necroposting?? BTW, i cant see any of the pictures in the original post's site.
chuckdood@Posted: Sun Apr 11, 2010 2:26 am :
obviously, the person above your post..
Lorelai@Posted: Sun Apr 11, 2010 4:07 pm :
chuckdood wrote:
obviously, the person above your post..
pherhaps you should double check, chuck, if you dont want to look like a fool. i am just passing it on to show what others have written. the original writer is the one who submitted the broken links
chuckdood@Posted: Sun Apr 11, 2010 4:16 pm :
yes, but you are necroposting when you do that.
BNA!@Posted: Sun Apr 11, 2010 5:12 pm :
Lorelai wrote:
chuckdood wrote:
obviously, the person above your post..
pherhaps you should double check, chuck, if you dont want to look like a fool. i am just passing it on to show what others have written. the original writer is the one who submitted the broken links
Stop behaving like that - now! A simple click on http://www.dubtown.de would have brought you to the desired image pages. Can it get more easier than a link to just click on?
chuckdood@Posted: Sun Apr 11, 2010 8:37 pm :
you tell 'em, BNA!! Git 'em!
insectattack@Posted: Sat Nov 01, 2003 7:39 pm :
This site has some nice inspirations for high-tech/industrial mapdesign and may also be useful for texture artists:
(well, it´s not really high-tech....it´s too old for that )
omg, that scene is just DYING to be created in doom3
This scene acutally looks like a typical Doom³ scene
//
Shank, yes - exactely!
insectattack@Posted: Sun Nov 02, 2003 7:29 pm :
rich_is_bored wrote:
Wow. That is a great find. I especially like how this pops out amongst the rest of the pics.
i knew it would be someones favorite
I think those abandoned industrial ruin pics with reconquering nature/flora are perfect for the Stalker game, but it would also look cool in doom3, although all those plants would be a bit out of place on mars.
_shank wrote:
...maybe BNA can use these
i guess everybody can use these! BNA!: Do you have anything special in mind to build with the d3 engine?
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
_shank@Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 4:14 am :
insectattack wrote:
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
man, it has been done...i remember there was this guy who had posted in Q3W, he had used q3 to make a walk-through to show the interiors of a house to a customer!!!...
BNA!@Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 6:19 am :
insectattack wrote:
BNA!: Do you have anything special in mind to build with the d3 engine? When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
Well, yes and no.
On the one hand I'd love to make a total conversion, but on the other hand I'm currently running out of time.
I've done walkthroughs and visualization work with Lightwave and some demos with Quake3. Doom³ of course would be the perfect game engine to display real world architecture. Since you can use native Lightwave files it won't take long before you'll see some very huge librarys of 3D models for Doom³.
Other than that, I'm just interested in 3D realtime engines and enjoy games
der_ton@Posted: Sun Jun 27, 2004 5:18 pm :
Another page with similar pictures, really interesting, and it makes me go exploring these kinds of places myself:
(damn! you have to register for the nude section! )
hey, why don't we make a sticky post for reference pics like the one we have for texture resources?
_shank@Posted: Sat Nov 27, 2004 4:04 am :
bump...could someone stickfy this topic...i had to search this up for my concept artist friend...would be handy and usefull on the front page
W01f@Posted: Sat Nov 27, 2004 4:50 am :
_shank wrote:
bump...could someone stickfy this topic...i had to search this up for my concept artist friend...would be handy and usefull on the front page
Nice, I searched down this topic only a couple days ago, and i think it definately deserves a sticky. Heres another site to add to the list:
sweet stuff, im most defenitly getting more ideas with these best stuff yet, keep up the good work guys, cant wait to see this stuff recreated in DOOM3
rtkwe@Posted: Wed Jun 08, 2005 3:55 pm :
great resources.
itll be cool to see some of this stuff in doom
sadron@Posted: Sat Jul 02, 2005 12:29 pm :
we could always use more pics guys, keep posting your inspirational websites here
pbmax@Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2005 3:25 pm :
i don't know why, but old abandoned places are soooo interesting to me...
great links!
holy sh*t, this guy at abandoned-places.com claims to have found a deadbody in an old coal mine. wtf? thats crazy!
MBolus@Posted: Thu Aug 04, 2005 12:45 am :
Encountering corpses tends to be unpleasant, especially when unexpected.
alhazan@Posted: Wed Oct 12, 2005 11:12 am :
"Also a (girl)friend of mine has been a model in several abandoned buildings ... she's somewhere on this site taking a shower !!!"
"oh yes, there is the dead body in the showers !"
=D
_shank@Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2005 7:01 am :
Ok anyone who has not seen it must see it...
Stalker by Andrei Tarkovsky(Russian)
Saw it yesterday and must admit that i have not see anything like this before...the whole movie is inspirational...one can pause it at any moment and see the beauty in it. The game Stalker must been using this for its levels too...the whole Zone thing...
The abandoned-places is best page ever!!!When i opened it i could close it about 1 hour.The photos are very cool!Its very awesome site for inspiration.OMFG im full of new ideas!
Hm, there are much more - It is just a matter of looking.
insectattack@Posted: Sat Nov 01, 2003 8:39 pm :
This site has some nice inspirations for high-tech/industrial mapdesign and may also be useful for texture artists:
(well, it´s not really high-tech....it´s too old for that )
omg, that scene is just DYING to be created in doom3
This scene acutally looks like a typical Doom³ scene
//
Shank, yes - exactely!
insectattack@Posted: Sun Nov 02, 2003 8:29 pm :
rich_is_bored wrote:
Wow. That is a great find. I especially like how this pops out amongst the rest of the pics.
i knew it would be someones favorite
I think those abandoned industrial ruin pics with reconquering nature/flora are perfect for the Stalker game, but it would also look cool in doom3, although all those plants would be a bit out of place on mars.
_shank wrote:
...maybe BNA can use these
i guess everybody can use these! BNA!: Do you have anything special in mind to build with the d3 engine?
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
_shank@Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 5:14 am :
insectattack wrote:
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
man, it has been done...i remember there was this guy who had posted in Q3W, he had used q3 to make a walk-through to show the interiors of a house to a customer!!!...
BNA!@Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 7:19 am :
insectattack wrote:
BNA!: Do you have anything special in mind to build with the d3 engine? When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
Well, yes and no.
On the one hand I'd love to make a total conversion, but on the other hand I'm currently running out of time.
I've done walkthroughs and visualization work with Lightwave and some demos with Quake3. Doom³ of course would be the perfect game engine to display real world architecture. Since you can use native Lightwave files it won't take long before you'll see some very huge librarys of 3D models for Doom³.
Other than that, I'm just interested in 3D realtime engines and enjoy games
der_ton@Posted: Sun Jun 27, 2004 6:18 pm :
Another page with similar pictures, really interesting, and it makes me go exploring these kinds of places myself:
(damn! you have to register for the nude section! )
hey, why don't we make a sticky post for reference pics like the one we have for texture resources?
_shank@Posted: Sat Nov 27, 2004 5:04 am :
bump...could someone stickfy this topic...i had to search this up for my concept artist friend...would be handy and usefull on the front page
W01f@Posted: Sat Nov 27, 2004 5:50 am :
_shank wrote:
bump...could someone stickfy this topic...i had to search this up for my concept artist friend...would be handy and usefull on the front page
Nice, I searched down this topic only a couple days ago, and i think it definately deserves a sticky. Heres another site to add to the list:
sweet stuff, im most defenitly getting more ideas with these best stuff yet, keep up the good work guys, cant wait to see this stuff recreated in DOOM3
rtkwe@Posted: Wed Jun 08, 2005 4:55 pm :
great resources.
itll be cool to see some of this stuff in doom
sadron@Posted: Sat Jul 02, 2005 1:29 pm :
we could always use more pics guys, keep posting your inspirational websites here
pbmax@Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2005 4:25 pm :
i don't know why, but old abandoned places are soooo interesting to me...
great links!
holy sh*t, this guy at abandoned-places.com claims to have found a deadbody in an old coal mine. wtf? thats crazy!
MBolus@Posted: Thu Aug 04, 2005 1:45 am :
Encountering corpses tends to be unpleasant, especially when unexpected.
alhazan@Posted: Wed Oct 12, 2005 12:12 pm :
"Also a (girl)friend of mine has been a model in several abandoned buildings ... she's somewhere on this site taking a shower !!!"
"oh yes, there is the dead body in the showers !"
=D
_shank@Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2005 8:01 am :
Ok anyone who has not seen it must see it...
Stalker by Andrei Tarkovsky(Russian)
Saw it yesterday and must admit that i have not see anything like this before...the whole movie is inspirational...one can pause it at any moment and see the beauty in it. The game Stalker must been using this for its levels too...the whole Zone thing...
The abandoned-places is best page ever!!!When i opened it i could close it about 1 hour.The photos are very cool!Its very awesome site for inspiration.OMFG im full of new ideas!
sweet stuff, im most defenitly getting more ideas with these best stuff yet, keep up the good work guys, cant wait to see this stuff recreated in DOOM3
rtkwe@Posted: Wed Jun 08, 2005 3:55 pm :
great resources.
itll be cool to see some of this stuff in doom
sadron@Posted: Sat Jul 02, 2005 12:29 pm :
we could always use more pics guys, keep posting your inspirational websites here
pbmax@Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2005 3:25 pm :
i don't know why, but old abandoned places are soooo interesting to me...
great links!
holy sh*t, this guy at abandoned-places.com claims to have found a deadbody in an old coal mine. wtf? thats crazy!
MBolus@Posted: Thu Aug 04, 2005 12:45 am :
Encountering corpses tends to be unpleasant, especially when unexpected.
alhazan@Posted: Wed Oct 12, 2005 11:12 am :
"Also a (girl)friend of mine has been a model in several abandoned buildings ... she's somewhere on this site taking a shower !!!"
"oh yes, there is the dead body in the showers !"
=D
_shank@Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2005 7:01 am :
Ok anyone who has not seen it must see it...
Stalker by Andrei Tarkovsky(Russian)
Saw it yesterday and must admit that i have not see anything like this before...the whole movie is inspirational...one can pause it at any moment and see the beauty in it. The game Stalker must been using this for its levels too...the whole Zone thing...
The abandoned-places is best page ever!!!When i opened it i could close it about 1 hour.The photos are very cool!Its very awesome site for inspiration.OMFG im full of new ideas!
I'll try to take some nice pictures when I happen to be in the area next time, there's loads more of interesting WW2 dated architecture and stuff to be found there.
I'll also try to make some shots of the insides of buildings if they let me in.
chuckdood@Posted: Wed Mar 04, 2009 4:14 pm :
This isn't industrial design, but check out these dilapidated buildings and rooms:
This site has some nice inspirations for high-tech/industrial mapdesign and may also be useful for texture artists: (well, it´s not really high-tech....it´s too old for that )
would be nice with some insperation for hell maps if you got that too
aardwolf@Posted: Sat Apr 10, 2010 10:10 pm :
Dammit, who keeps necroposting?? BTW, i cant see any of the pictures in the original post's site.
chuckdood@Posted: Sun Apr 11, 2010 2:26 am :
obviously, the person above your post..
Lorelai@Posted: Sun Apr 11, 2010 4:07 pm :
chuckdood wrote:
obviously, the person above your post..
pherhaps you should double check, chuck, if you dont want to look like a fool. i am just passing it on to show what others have written. the original writer is the one who submitted the broken links
chuckdood@Posted: Sun Apr 11, 2010 4:16 pm :
yes, but you are necroposting when you do that.
BNA!@Posted: Sun Apr 11, 2010 5:12 pm :
Lorelai wrote:
chuckdood wrote:
obviously, the person above your post..
pherhaps you should double check, chuck, if you dont want to look like a fool. i am just passing it on to show what others have written. the original writer is the one who submitted the broken links
Stop behaving like that - now! A simple click on http://www.dubtown.de would have brought you to the desired image pages. Can it get more easier than a link to just click on?
sweet stuff, im most defenitly getting more ideas with these best stuff yet, keep up the good work guys, cant wait to see this stuff recreated in DOOM3
rtkwe@Posted: Wed Jun 08, 2005 3:55 pm :
great resources.
itll be cool to see some of this stuff in doom
sadron@Posted: Sat Jul 02, 2005 12:29 pm :
we could always use more pics guys, keep posting your inspirational websites here
pbmax@Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2005 3:25 pm :
i don't know why, but old abandoned places are soooo interesting to me...
great links!
holy sh*t, this guy at abandoned-places.com claims to have found a deadbody in an old coal mine. wtf? thats crazy!
MBolus@Posted: Thu Aug 04, 2005 12:45 am :
Encountering corpses tends to be unpleasant, especially when unexpected.
alhazan@Posted: Wed Oct 12, 2005 11:12 am :
"Also a (girl)friend of mine has been a model in several abandoned buildings ... she's somewhere on this site taking a shower !!!"
"oh yes, there is the dead body in the showers !"
=D
_shank@Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2005 7:01 am :
Ok anyone who has not seen it must see it...
Stalker by Andrei Tarkovsky(Russian)
Saw it yesterday and must admit that i have not see anything like this before...the whole movie is inspirational...one can pause it at any moment and see the beauty in it. The game Stalker must been using this for its levels too...the whole Zone thing...
The abandoned-places is best page ever!!!When i opened it i could close it about 1 hour.The photos are very cool!Its very awesome site for inspiration.OMFG im full of new ideas!
sweet stuff, im most defenitly getting more ideas with these best stuff yet, keep up the good work guys, cant wait to see this stuff recreated in DOOM3
rtkwe@Posted: Wed Jun 08, 2005 3:55 pm :
great resources.
itll be cool to see some of this stuff in doom
sadron@Posted: Sat Jul 02, 2005 12:29 pm :
we could always use more pics guys, keep posting your inspirational websites here
pbmax@Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2005 3:25 pm :
i don't know why, but old abandoned places are soooo interesting to me...
great links!
holy sh*t, this guy at abandoned-places.com claims to have found a deadbody in an old coal mine. wtf? thats crazy!
MBolus@Posted: Thu Aug 04, 2005 12:45 am :
Encountering corpses tends to be unpleasant, especially when unexpected.
alhazan@Posted: Wed Oct 12, 2005 11:12 am :
"Also a (girl)friend of mine has been a model in several abandoned buildings ... she's somewhere on this site taking a shower !!!"
"oh yes, there is the dead body in the showers !"
=D
_shank@Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2005 7:01 am :
Ok anyone who has not seen it must see it...
Stalker by Andrei Tarkovsky(Russian)
Saw it yesterday and must admit that i have not see anything like this before...the whole movie is inspirational...one can pause it at any moment and see the beauty in it. The game Stalker must been using this for its levels too...the whole Zone thing...
The abandoned-places is best page ever!!!When i opened it i could close it about 1 hour.The photos are very cool!Its very awesome site for inspiration.OMFG im full of new ideas!
sweet stuff, im most defenitly getting more ideas with these best stuff yet, keep up the good work guys, cant wait to see this stuff recreated in DOOM3
rtkwe@Posted: Wed Jun 08, 2005 3:55 pm :
great resources.
itll be cool to see some of this stuff in doom
sadron@Posted: Sat Jul 02, 2005 12:29 pm :
we could always use more pics guys, keep posting your inspirational websites here
pbmax@Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2005 3:25 pm :
i don't know why, but old abandoned places are soooo interesting to me...
great links!
holy sh*t, this guy at abandoned-places.com claims to have found a deadbody in an old coal mine. wtf? thats crazy!
MBolus@Posted: Thu Aug 04, 2005 12:45 am :
Encountering corpses tends to be unpleasant, especially when unexpected.
alhazan@Posted: Wed Oct 12, 2005 11:12 am :
"Also a (girl)friend of mine has been a model in several abandoned buildings ... she's somewhere on this site taking a shower !!!"
"oh yes, there is the dead body in the showers !"
=D
_shank@Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2005 7:01 am :
Ok anyone who has not seen it must see it...
Stalker by Andrei Tarkovsky(Russian)
Saw it yesterday and must admit that i have not see anything like this before...the whole movie is inspirational...one can pause it at any moment and see the beauty in it. The game Stalker must been using this for its levels too...the whole Zone thing...
The abandoned-places is best page ever!!!When i opened it i could close it about 1 hour.The photos are very cool!Its very awesome site for inspiration.OMFG im full of new ideas!
sweet stuff, im most defenitly getting more ideas with these best stuff yet, keep up the good work guys, cant wait to see this stuff recreated in DOOM3
rtkwe@Posted: Wed Jun 08, 2005 3:55 pm :
great resources.
itll be cool to see some of this stuff in doom
sadron@Posted: Sat Jul 02, 2005 12:29 pm :
we could always use more pics guys, keep posting your inspirational websites here
pbmax@Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2005 3:25 pm :
i don't know why, but old abandoned places are soooo interesting to me...
great links!
holy sh*t, this guy at abandoned-places.com claims to have found a deadbody in an old coal mine. wtf? thats crazy!
MBolus@Posted: Thu Aug 04, 2005 12:45 am :
Encountering corpses tends to be unpleasant, especially when unexpected.
alhazan@Posted: Wed Oct 12, 2005 11:12 am :
"Also a (girl)friend of mine has been a model in several abandoned buildings ... she's somewhere on this site taking a shower !!!"
"oh yes, there is the dead body in the showers !"
=D
_shank@Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2005 7:01 am :
Ok anyone who has not seen it must see it...
Stalker by Andrei Tarkovsky(Russian)
Saw it yesterday and must admit that i have not see anything like this before...the whole movie is inspirational...one can pause it at any moment and see the beauty in it. The game Stalker must been using this for its levels too...the whole Zone thing...
The abandoned-places is best page ever!!!When i opened it i could close it about 1 hour.The photos are very cool!Its very awesome site for inspiration.OMFG im full of new ideas!
sweet stuff, im most defenitly getting more ideas with these best stuff yet, keep up the good work guys, cant wait to see this stuff recreated in DOOM3
rtkwe@Posted: Wed Jun 08, 2005 3:55 pm :
great resources.
itll be cool to see some of this stuff in doom
sadron@Posted: Sat Jul 02, 2005 12:29 pm :
we could always use more pics guys, keep posting your inspirational websites here
pbmax@Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2005 3:25 pm :
i don't know why, but old abandoned places are soooo interesting to me...
great links!
holy sh*t, this guy at abandoned-places.com claims to have found a deadbody in an old coal mine. wtf? thats crazy!
MBolus@Posted: Thu Aug 04, 2005 12:45 am :
Encountering corpses tends to be unpleasant, especially when unexpected.
alhazan@Posted: Wed Oct 12, 2005 11:12 am :
"Also a (girl)friend of mine has been a model in several abandoned buildings ... she's somewhere on this site taking a shower !!!"
"oh yes, there is the dead body in the showers !"
=D
_shank@Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2005 7:01 am :
Ok anyone who has not seen it must see it...
Stalker by Andrei Tarkovsky(Russian)
Saw it yesterday and must admit that i have not see anything like this before...the whole movie is inspirational...one can pause it at any moment and see the beauty in it. The game Stalker must been using this for its levels too...the whole Zone thing...
The abandoned-places is best page ever!!!When i opened it i could close it about 1 hour.The photos are very cool!Its very awesome site for inspiration.OMFG im full of new ideas!
sweet stuff, im most defenitly getting more ideas with these best stuff yet, keep up the good work guys, cant wait to see this stuff recreated in DOOM3
rtkwe@Posted: Wed Jun 08, 2005 3:55 pm :
great resources.
itll be cool to see some of this stuff in doom
sadron@Posted: Sat Jul 02, 2005 12:29 pm :
we could always use more pics guys, keep posting your inspirational websites here
pbmax@Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2005 3:25 pm :
i don't know why, but old abandoned places are soooo interesting to me...
great links!
holy sh*t, this guy at abandoned-places.com claims to have found a deadbody in an old coal mine. wtf? thats crazy!
MBolus@Posted: Thu Aug 04, 2005 12:45 am :
Encountering corpses tends to be unpleasant, especially when unexpected.
alhazan@Posted: Wed Oct 12, 2005 11:12 am :
"Also a (girl)friend of mine has been a model in several abandoned buildings ... she's somewhere on this site taking a shower !!!"
"oh yes, there is the dead body in the showers !"
=D
_shank@Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2005 7:01 am :
Ok anyone who has not seen it must see it...
Stalker by Andrei Tarkovsky(Russian)
Saw it yesterday and must admit that i have not see anything like this before...the whole movie is inspirational...one can pause it at any moment and see the beauty in it. The game Stalker must been using this for its levels too...the whole Zone thing...
The abandoned-places is best page ever!!!When i opened it i could close it about 1 hour.The photos are very cool!Its very awesome site for inspiration.OMFG im full of new ideas!
sweet stuff, im most defenitly getting more ideas with these best stuff yet, keep up the good work guys, cant wait to see this stuff recreated in DOOM3
rtkwe@Posted: Wed Jun 08, 2005 3:55 pm :
great resources.
itll be cool to see some of this stuff in doom
sadron@Posted: Sat Jul 02, 2005 12:29 pm :
we could always use more pics guys, keep posting your inspirational websites here
pbmax@Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2005 3:25 pm :
i don't know why, but old abandoned places are soooo interesting to me...
great links!
holy sh*t, this guy at abandoned-places.com claims to have found a deadbody in an old coal mine. wtf? thats crazy!
MBolus@Posted: Thu Aug 04, 2005 12:45 am :
Encountering corpses tends to be unpleasant, especially when unexpected.
alhazan@Posted: Wed Oct 12, 2005 11:12 am :
"Also a (girl)friend of mine has been a model in several abandoned buildings ... she's somewhere on this site taking a shower !!!"
"oh yes, there is the dead body in the showers !"
=D
_shank@Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2005 7:01 am :
Ok anyone who has not seen it must see it...
Stalker by Andrei Tarkovsky(Russian)
Saw it yesterday and must admit that i have not see anything like this before...the whole movie is inspirational...one can pause it at any moment and see the beauty in it. The game Stalker must been using this for its levels too...the whole Zone thing...
The abandoned-places is best page ever!!!When i opened it i could close it about 1 hour.The photos are very cool!Its very awesome site for inspiration.OMFG im full of new ideas!
sweet stuff, im most defenitly getting more ideas with these best stuff yet, keep up the good work guys, cant wait to see this stuff recreated in DOOM3
rtkwe@Posted: Wed Jun 08, 2005 3:55 pm :
great resources.
itll be cool to see some of this stuff in doom
sadron@Posted: Sat Jul 02, 2005 12:29 pm :
we could always use more pics guys, keep posting your inspirational websites here
pbmax@Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2005 3:25 pm :
i don't know why, but old abandoned places are soooo interesting to me...
great links!
holy sh*t, this guy at abandoned-places.com claims to have found a deadbody in an old coal mine. wtf? thats crazy!
MBolus@Posted: Thu Aug 04, 2005 12:45 am :
Encountering corpses tends to be unpleasant, especially when unexpected.
alhazan@Posted: Wed Oct 12, 2005 11:12 am :
"Also a (girl)friend of mine has been a model in several abandoned buildings ... she's somewhere on this site taking a shower !!!"
"oh yes, there is the dead body in the showers !"
=D
_shank@Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2005 7:01 am :
Ok anyone who has not seen it must see it...
Stalker by Andrei Tarkovsky(Russian)
Saw it yesterday and must admit that i have not see anything like this before...the whole movie is inspirational...one can pause it at any moment and see the beauty in it. The game Stalker must been using this for its levels too...the whole Zone thing...
The abandoned-places is best page ever!!!When i opened it i could close it about 1 hour.The photos are very cool!Its very awesome site for inspiration.OMFG im full of new ideas!
sweet stuff, im most defenitly getting more ideas with these best stuff yet, keep up the good work guys, cant wait to see this stuff recreated in DOOM3
rtkwe@Posted: Wed Jun 08, 2005 3:55 pm :
great resources.
itll be cool to see some of this stuff in doom
sadron@Posted: Sat Jul 02, 2005 12:29 pm :
we could always use more pics guys, keep posting your inspirational websites here
pbmax@Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2005 3:25 pm :
i don't know why, but old abandoned places are soooo interesting to me...
great links!
holy sh*t, this guy at abandoned-places.com claims to have found a deadbody in an old coal mine. wtf? thats crazy!
MBolus@Posted: Thu Aug 04, 2005 12:45 am :
Encountering corpses tends to be unpleasant, especially when unexpected.
alhazan@Posted: Wed Oct 12, 2005 11:12 am :
"Also a (girl)friend of mine has been a model in several abandoned buildings ... she's somewhere on this site taking a shower !!!"
"oh yes, there is the dead body in the showers !"
=D
_shank@Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2005 7:01 am :
Ok anyone who has not seen it must see it...
Stalker by Andrei Tarkovsky(Russian)
Saw it yesterday and must admit that i have not see anything like this before...the whole movie is inspirational...one can pause it at any moment and see the beauty in it. The game Stalker must been using this for its levels too...the whole Zone thing...
The abandoned-places is best page ever!!!When i opened it i could close it about 1 hour.The photos are very cool!Its very awesome site for inspiration.OMFG im full of new ideas!
sweet stuff, im most defenitly getting more ideas with these best stuff yet, keep up the good work guys, cant wait to see this stuff recreated in DOOM3
rtkwe@Posted: Wed Jun 08, 2005 3:55 pm :
great resources.
itll be cool to see some of this stuff in doom
sadron@Posted: Sat Jul 02, 2005 12:29 pm :
we could always use more pics guys, keep posting your inspirational websites here
pbmax@Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2005 3:25 pm :
i don't know why, but old abandoned places are soooo interesting to me...
great links!
holy sh*t, this guy at abandoned-places.com claims to have found a deadbody in an old coal mine. wtf? thats crazy!
MBolus@Posted: Thu Aug 04, 2005 12:45 am :
Encountering corpses tends to be unpleasant, especially when unexpected.
alhazan@Posted: Wed Oct 12, 2005 11:12 am :
"Also a (girl)friend of mine has been a model in several abandoned buildings ... she's somewhere on this site taking a shower !!!"
"oh yes, there is the dead body in the showers !"
=D
_shank@Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2005 7:01 am :
Ok anyone who has not seen it must see it...
Stalker by Andrei Tarkovsky(Russian)
Saw it yesterday and must admit that i have not see anything like this before...the whole movie is inspirational...one can pause it at any moment and see the beauty in it. The game Stalker must been using this for its levels too...the whole Zone thing...
The abandoned-places is best page ever!!!When i opened it i could close it about 1 hour.The photos are very cool!Its very awesome site for inspiration.OMFG im full of new ideas!
sweet stuff, im most defenitly getting more ideas with these best stuff yet, keep up the good work guys, cant wait to see this stuff recreated in DOOM3
rtkwe@Posted: Wed Jun 08, 2005 3:55 pm :
great resources.
itll be cool to see some of this stuff in doom
sadron@Posted: Sat Jul 02, 2005 12:29 pm :
we could always use more pics guys, keep posting your inspirational websites here
pbmax@Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2005 3:25 pm :
i don't know why, but old abandoned places are soooo interesting to me...
great links!
holy sh*t, this guy at abandoned-places.com claims to have found a deadbody in an old coal mine. wtf? thats crazy!
MBolus@Posted: Thu Aug 04, 2005 12:45 am :
Encountering corpses tends to be unpleasant, especially when unexpected.
alhazan@Posted: Wed Oct 12, 2005 11:12 am :
"Also a (girl)friend of mine has been a model in several abandoned buildings ... she's somewhere on this site taking a shower !!!"
"oh yes, there is the dead body in the showers !"
=D
_shank@Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2005 7:01 am :
Ok anyone who has not seen it must see it...
Stalker by Andrei Tarkovsky(Russian)
Saw it yesterday and must admit that i have not see anything like this before...the whole movie is inspirational...one can pause it at any moment and see the beauty in it. The game Stalker must been using this for its levels too...the whole Zone thing...
The abandoned-places is best page ever!!!When i opened it i could close it about 1 hour.The photos are very cool!Its very awesome site for inspiration.OMFG im full of new ideas!
sweet stuff, im most defenitly getting more ideas with these best stuff yet, keep up the good work guys, cant wait to see this stuff recreated in DOOM3
rtkwe@Posted: Wed Jun 08, 2005 3:55 pm :
great resources.
itll be cool to see some of this stuff in doom
sadron@Posted: Sat Jul 02, 2005 12:29 pm :
we could always use more pics guys, keep posting your inspirational websites here
pbmax@Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2005 3:25 pm :
i don't know why, but old abandoned places are soooo interesting to me...
great links!
holy sh*t, this guy at abandoned-places.com claims to have found a deadbody in an old coal mine. wtf? thats crazy!
MBolus@Posted: Thu Aug 04, 2005 12:45 am :
Encountering corpses tends to be unpleasant, especially when unexpected.
alhazan@Posted: Wed Oct 12, 2005 11:12 am :
"Also a (girl)friend of mine has been a model in several abandoned buildings ... she's somewhere on this site taking a shower !!!"
"oh yes, there is the dead body in the showers !"
=D
_shank@Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2005 7:01 am :
Ok anyone who has not seen it must see it...
Stalker by Andrei Tarkovsky(Russian)
Saw it yesterday and must admit that i have not see anything like this before...the whole movie is inspirational...one can pause it at any moment and see the beauty in it. The game Stalker must been using this for its levels too...the whole Zone thing...
The abandoned-places is best page ever!!!When i opened it i could close it about 1 hour.The photos are very cool!Its very awesome site for inspiration.OMFG im full of new ideas!
Hm, there are much more - It is just a matter of looking.
insectattack@Posted: Sat Nov 01, 2003 7:39 pm :
This site has some nice inspirations for high-tech/industrial mapdesign and may also be useful for texture artists:
(well, it´s not really high-tech....it´s too old for that )
omg, that scene is just DYING to be created in doom3
This scene acutally looks like a typical Doom³ scene
//
Shank, yes - exactely!
insectattack@Posted: Sun Nov 02, 2003 7:29 pm :
rich_is_bored wrote:
Wow. That is a great find. I especially like how this pops out amongst the rest of the pics.
i knew it would be someones favorite
I think those abandoned industrial ruin pics with reconquering nature/flora are perfect for the Stalker game, but it would also look cool in doom3, although all those plants would be a bit out of place on mars.
_shank wrote:
...maybe BNA can use these
i guess everybody can use these! BNA!: Do you have anything special in mind to build with the d3 engine?
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
_shank@Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 4:14 am :
insectattack wrote:
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
man, it has been done...i remember there was this guy who had posted in Q3W, he had used q3 to make a walk-through to show the interiors of a house to a customer!!!...
BNA!@Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 6:19 am :
insectattack wrote:
BNA!: Do you have anything special in mind to build with the d3 engine? When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
Well, yes and no.
On the one hand I'd love to make a total conversion, but on the other hand I'm currently running out of time.
I've done walkthroughs and visualization work with Lightwave and some demos with Quake3. Doom³ of course would be the perfect game engine to display real world architecture. Since you can use native Lightwave files it won't take long before you'll see some very huge librarys of 3D models for Doom³.
Other than that, I'm just interested in 3D realtime engines and enjoy games
der_ton@Posted: Sun Jun 27, 2004 5:18 pm :
Another page with similar pictures, really interesting, and it makes me go exploring these kinds of places myself:
(damn! you have to register for the nude section! )
hey, why don't we make a sticky post for reference pics like the one we have for texture resources?
_shank@Posted: Sat Nov 27, 2004 4:04 am :
bump...could someone stickfy this topic...i had to search this up for my concept artist friend...would be handy and usefull on the front page
insectattack@Posted: Sat Nov 01, 2003 7:39 pm :
This site has some nice inspirations for high-tech/industrial mapdesign and may also be useful for texture artists:
(well, it´s not really high-tech....it´s too old for that )
omg, that scene is just DYING to be created in doom3
This scene acutally looks like a typical Doom³ scene
//
Shank, yes - exactely!
insectattack@Posted: Sun Nov 02, 2003 7:29 pm :
rich_is_bored wrote:
Wow. That is a great find. I especially like how this pops out amongst the rest of the pics.
i knew it would be someones favorite
I think those abandoned industrial ruin pics with reconquering nature/flora are perfect for the Stalker game, but it would also look cool in doom3, although all those plants would be a bit out of place on mars.
_shank wrote:
...maybe BNA can use these
i guess everybody can use these! BNA!: Do you have anything special in mind to build with the d3 engine?
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
_shank@Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 4:14 am :
insectattack wrote:
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
man, it has been done...i remember there was this guy who had posted in Q3W, he had used q3 to make a walk-through to show the interiors of a house to a customer!!!...
BNA!@Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 6:19 am :
insectattack wrote:
BNA!: Do you have anything special in mind to build with the d3 engine? When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
Well, yes and no.
On the one hand I'd love to make a total conversion, but on the other hand I'm currently running out of time.
I've done walkthroughs and visualization work with Lightwave and some demos with Quake3. Doom³ of course would be the perfect game engine to display real world architecture. Since you can use native Lightwave files it won't take long before you'll see some very huge librarys of 3D models for Doom³.
Other than that, I'm just interested in 3D realtime engines and enjoy games
der_ton@Posted: Sun Jun 27, 2004 5:18 pm :
Another page with similar pictures, really interesting, and it makes me go exploring these kinds of places myself:
(damn! you have to register for the nude section! )
hey, why don't we make a sticky post for reference pics like the one we have for texture resources?
_shank@Posted: Sat Nov 27, 2004 4:04 am :
bump...could someone stickfy this topic...i had to search this up for my concept artist friend...would be handy and usefull on the front page
insectattack@Posted: Sat Nov 01, 2003 7:39 pm :
This site has some nice inspirations for high-tech/industrial mapdesign and may also be useful for texture artists:
(well, it´s not really high-tech....it´s too old for that )
omg, that scene is just DYING to be created in doom3
This scene acutally looks like a typical Doom³ scene
//
Shank, yes - exactely!
insectattack@Posted: Sun Nov 02, 2003 7:29 pm :
rich_is_bored wrote:
Wow. That is a great find. I especially like how this pops out amongst the rest of the pics.
i knew it would be someones favorite
I think those abandoned industrial ruin pics with reconquering nature/flora are perfect for the Stalker game, but it would also look cool in doom3, although all those plants would be a bit out of place on mars.
_shank wrote:
...maybe BNA can use these
i guess everybody can use these! BNA!: Do you have anything special in mind to build with the d3 engine?
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
_shank@Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 4:14 am :
insectattack wrote:
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
man, it has been done...i remember there was this guy who had posted in Q3W, he had used q3 to make a walk-through to show the interiors of a house to a customer!!!...
BNA!@Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 6:19 am :
insectattack wrote:
BNA!: Do you have anything special in mind to build with the d3 engine? When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
Well, yes and no.
On the one hand I'd love to make a total conversion, but on the other hand I'm currently running out of time.
I've done walkthroughs and visualization work with Lightwave and some demos with Quake3. Doom³ of course would be the perfect game engine to display real world architecture. Since you can use native Lightwave files it won't take long before you'll see some very huge librarys of 3D models for Doom³.
Other than that, I'm just interested in 3D realtime engines and enjoy games
der_ton@Posted: Sun Jun 27, 2004 5:18 pm :
Another page with similar pictures, really interesting, and it makes me go exploring these kinds of places myself:
(damn! you have to register for the nude section! )
hey, why don't we make a sticky post for reference pics like the one we have for texture resources?
_shank@Posted: Sat Nov 27, 2004 4:04 am :
bump...could someone stickfy this topic...i had to search this up for my concept artist friend...would be handy and usefull on the front page
W01f@Posted: Sat Nov 27, 2004 4:50 am :
Doom 3 world • View topic - Inspirations for high-tech/industrial Mapdesign
Post subject: Inspirations for high-tech/industrial Mapdesign
Posted: Sat Nov 01, 2003 7:39 pm
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This site has some nice inspirations for high-tech/industrial mapdesign and may also be useful for texture artists:
(well, it´s not really high-tech....it´s too old for that )
Joined: Sun Feb 09, 2003 12:25 am Posts: 192 Location: where the pepper grows
rich_is_bored wrote:
Wow. That is a great find. I especially like how this pops out amongst the rest of the pics.
i knew it would be someones favorite
I think those abandoned industrial ruin pics with reconquering nature/flora are perfect for the Stalker game, but it would also look cool in doom3, although all those plants would be a bit out of place on mars.
_shank wrote:
...maybe BNA can use these
i guess everybody can use these! BNA!: Do you have anything special in mind to build with the d3 engine?
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
_________________ Time is the worst place, so to speak, to get lost in
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insectattack wrote:
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
man, it has been done...i remember there was this guy who had posted in Q3W, he had used q3 to make a walk-through to show the interiors of a house to a customer!!!...
BNA!: Do you have anything special in mind to build with the d3 engine? When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
Well, yes and no.
On the one hand I'd love to make a total conversion, but on the other hand I'm currently running out of time.
I've done walkthroughs and visualization work with Lightwave and some demos with Quake3. Doom³ of course would be the perfect game engine to display real world architecture. Since you can use native Lightwave files it won't take long before you'll see some very huge librarys of 3D models for Doom³.
Other than that, I'm just interested in 3D realtime engines and enjoy games
(damn! you have to register for the nude section! )
hey, why don't we make a sticky post for reference pics like the one we have for texture resources?
_________________ Time is the worst place, so to speak, to get lost in
Joined: Sun Aug 15, 2004 9:58 am Posts: 410 Location: Ontario, Canada
insectattack@Posted: Sat Nov 01, 2003 7:39 pm :
This site has some nice inspirations for high-tech/industrial mapdesign and may also be useful for texture artists:
(well, it´s not really high-tech....it´s too old for that )
omg, that scene is just DYING to be created in doom3
This scene acutally looks like a typical Doom³ scene
//
Shank, yes - exactely!
insectattack@Posted: Sun Nov 02, 2003 7:29 pm :
rich_is_bored wrote:
Wow. That is a great find. I especially like how this pops out amongst the rest of the pics.
i knew it would be someones favorite
I think those abandoned industrial ruin pics with reconquering nature/flora are perfect for the Stalker game, but it would also look cool in doom3, although all those plants would be a bit out of place on mars.
_shank wrote:
...maybe BNA can use these
i guess everybody can use these! BNA!: Do you have anything special in mind to build with the d3 engine?
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
_shank@Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 4:14 am :
insectattack wrote:
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
man, it has been done...i remember there was this guy who had posted in Q3W, he had used q3 to make a walk-through to show the interiors of a house to a customer!!!...
BNA!@Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 6:19 am :
insectattack wrote:
BNA!: Do you have anything special in mind to build with the d3 engine? When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
Well, yes and no.
On the one hand I'd love to make a total conversion, but on the other hand I'm currently running out of time.
I've done walkthroughs and visualization work with Lightwave and some demos with Quake3. Doom³ of course would be the perfect game engine to display real world architecture. Since you can use native Lightwave files it won't take long before you'll see some very huge librarys of 3D models for Doom³.
Other than that, I'm just interested in 3D realtime engines and enjoy games
der_ton@Posted: Sun Jun 27, 2004 5:18 pm :
Another page with similar pictures, really interesting, and it makes me go exploring these kinds of places myself:
(damn! you have to register for the nude section! )
hey, why don't we make a sticky post for reference pics like the one we have for texture resources?
_shank@Posted: Sat Nov 27, 2004 4:04 am :
bump...could someone stickfy this topic...i had to search this up for my concept artist friend...would be handy and usefull on the front page
insectattack@Posted: Sat Nov 01, 2003 7:39 pm :
This site has some nice inspirations for high-tech/industrial mapdesign and may also be useful for texture artists:
(well, it´s not really high-tech....it´s too old for that )
omg, that scene is just DYING to be created in doom3
This scene acutally looks like a typical Doom³ scene
//
Shank, yes - exactely!
insectattack@Posted: Sun Nov 02, 2003 7:29 pm :
rich_is_bored wrote:
Wow. That is a great find. I especially like how this pops out amongst the rest of the pics.
i knew it would be someones favorite
I think those abandoned industrial ruin pics with reconquering nature/flora are perfect for the Stalker game, but it would also look cool in doom3, although all those plants would be a bit out of place on mars.
_shank wrote:
...maybe BNA can use these
i guess everybody can use these! BNA!: Do you have anything special in mind to build with the d3 engine?
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
_shank@Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 4:14 am :
insectattack wrote:
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
man, it has been done...i remember there was this guy who had posted in Q3W, he had used q3 to make a walk-through to show the interiors of a house to a customer!!!...
BNA!@Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 6:19 am :
insectattack wrote:
BNA!: Do you have anything special in mind to build with the d3 engine? When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
Well, yes and no.
On the one hand I'd love to make a total conversion, but on the other hand I'm currently running out of time.
I've done walkthroughs and visualization work with Lightwave and some demos with Quake3. Doom³ of course would be the perfect game engine to display real world architecture. Since you can use native Lightwave files it won't take long before you'll see some very huge librarys of 3D models for Doom³.
Other than that, I'm just interested in 3D realtime engines and enjoy games
der_ton@Posted: Sun Jun 27, 2004 5:18 pm :
Another page with similar pictures, really interesting, and it makes me go exploring these kinds of places myself:
(damn! you have to register for the nude section! )
hey, why don't we make a sticky post for reference pics like the one we have for texture resources?
_shank@Posted: Sat Nov 27, 2004 4:04 am :
bump...could someone stickfy this topic...i had to search this up for my concept artist friend...would be handy and usefull on the front page
insectattack@Posted: Sat Nov 01, 2003 7:39 pm :
This site has some nice inspirations for high-tech/industrial mapdesign and may also be useful for texture artists:
(well, it´s not really high-tech....it´s too old for that )
omg, that scene is just DYING to be created in doom3
This scene acutally looks like a typical Doom³ scene
//
Shank, yes - exactely!
insectattack@Posted: Sun Nov 02, 2003 7:29 pm :
rich_is_bored wrote:
Wow. That is a great find. I especially like how this pops out amongst the rest of the pics.
i knew it would be someones favorite
I think those abandoned industrial ruin pics with reconquering nature/flora are perfect for the Stalker game, but it would also look cool in doom3, although all those plants would be a bit out of place on mars.
_shank wrote:
...maybe BNA can use these
i guess everybody can use these! BNA!: Do you have anything special in mind to build with the d3 engine?
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
_shank@Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 4:14 am :
insectattack wrote:
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
man, it has been done...i remember there was this guy who had posted in Q3W, he had used q3 to make a walk-through to show the interiors of a house to a customer!!!...
BNA!@Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 6:19 am :
insectattack wrote:
BNA!: Do you have anything special in mind to build with the d3 engine? When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
Well, yes and no.
On the one hand I'd love to make a total conversion, but on the other hand I'm currently running out of time.
I've done walkthroughs and visualization work with Lightwave and some demos with Quake3. Doom³ of course would be the perfect game engine to display real world architecture. Since you can use native Lightwave files it won't take long before you'll see some very huge librarys of 3D models for Doom³.
Other than that, I'm just interested in 3D realtime engines and enjoy games
der_ton@Posted: Sun Jun 27, 2004 5:18 pm :
Another page with similar pictures, really interesting, and it makes me go exploring these kinds of places myself:
(damn! you have to register for the nude section! )
hey, why don't we make a sticky post for reference pics like the one we have for texture resources?
_shank@Posted: Sat Nov 27, 2004 4:04 am :
bump...could someone stickfy this topic...i had to search this up for my concept artist friend...would be handy and usefull on the front page
insectattack@Posted: Sat Nov 01, 2003 7:39 pm :
This site has some nice inspirations for high-tech/industrial mapdesign and may also be useful for texture artists:
(well, it´s not really high-tech....it´s too old for that )
omg, that scene is just DYING to be created in doom3
This scene acutally looks like a typical Doom³ scene
//
Shank, yes - exactely!
insectattack@Posted: Sun Nov 02, 2003 7:29 pm :
rich_is_bored wrote:
Wow. That is a great find. I especially like how this pops out amongst the rest of the pics.
i knew it would be someones favorite
I think those abandoned industrial ruin pics with reconquering nature/flora are perfect for the Stalker game, but it would also look cool in doom3, although all those plants would be a bit out of place on mars.
_shank wrote:
...maybe BNA can use these
i guess everybody can use these! BNA!: Do you have anything special in mind to build with the d3 engine?
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
_shank@Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 4:14 am :
insectattack wrote:
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
man, it has been done...i remember there was this guy who had posted in Q3W, he had used q3 to make a walk-through to show the interiors of a house to a customer!!!...
BNA!@Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 6:19 am :
insectattack wrote:
BNA!: Do you have anything special in mind to build with the d3 engine? When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
Well, yes and no.
On the one hand I'd love to make a total conversion, but on the other hand I'm currently running out of time.
I've done walkthroughs and visualization work with Lightwave and some demos with Quake3. Doom³ of course would be the perfect game engine to display real world architecture. Since you can use native Lightwave files it won't take long before you'll see some very huge librarys of 3D models for Doom³.
Other than that, I'm just interested in 3D realtime engines and enjoy games
der_ton@Posted: Sun Jun 27, 2004 5:18 pm :
Another page with similar pictures, really interesting, and it makes me go exploring these kinds of places myself:
(damn! you have to register for the nude section! )
hey, why don't we make a sticky post for reference pics like the one we have for texture resources?
_shank@Posted: Sat Nov 27, 2004 4:04 am :
bump...could someone stickfy this topic...i had to search this up for my concept artist friend...would be handy and usefull on the front page
sweet stuff, im most defenitly getting more ideas with these best stuff yet, keep up the good work guys, cant wait to see this stuff recreated in DOOM3
rtkwe@Posted: Wed Jun 08, 2005 3:55 pm :
great resources.
itll be cool to see some of this stuff in doom
sadron@Posted: Sat Jul 02, 2005 12:29 pm :
we could always use more pics guys, keep posting your inspirational websites here
pbmax@Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2005 3:25 pm :
i don't know why, but old abandoned places are soooo interesting to me...
great links!
holy sh*t, this guy at abandoned-places.com claims to have found a deadbody in an old coal mine. wtf? thats crazy!
MBolus@Posted: Thu Aug 04, 2005 12:45 am :
Encountering corpses tends to be unpleasant, especially when unexpected.
alhazan@Posted: Wed Oct 12, 2005 11:12 am :
"Also a (girl)friend of mine has been a model in several abandoned buildings ... she's somewhere on this site taking a shower !!!"
"oh yes, there is the dead body in the showers !"
=D
_shank@Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2005 7:01 am :
Ok anyone who has not seen it must see it...
Stalker by Andrei Tarkovsky(Russian)
Saw it yesterday and must admit that i have not see anything like this before...the whole movie is inspirational...one can pause it at any moment and see the beauty in it. The game Stalker must been using this for its levels too...the whole Zone thing...
The abandoned-places is best page ever!!!When i opened it i could close it about 1 hour.The photos are very cool!Its very awesome site for inspiration.OMFG im full of new ideas!
Hm, there are much more - It is just a matter of looking.
insectattack@Posted: Sat Nov 01, 2003 7:39 pm :
This site has some nice inspirations for high-tech/industrial mapdesign and may also be useful for texture artists:
(well, it´s not really high-tech....it´s too old for that )
omg, that scene is just DYING to be created in doom3
This scene acutally looks like a typical Doom³ scene
//
Shank, yes - exactely!
insectattack@Posted: Sun Nov 02, 2003 7:29 pm :
rich_is_bored wrote:
Wow. That is a great find. I especially like how this pops out amongst the rest of the pics.
i knew it would be someones favorite
I think those abandoned industrial ruin pics with reconquering nature/flora are perfect for the Stalker game, but it would also look cool in doom3, although all those plants would be a bit out of place on mars.
_shank wrote:
...maybe BNA can use these
i guess everybody can use these! BNA!: Do you have anything special in mind to build with the d3 engine?
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
_shank@Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 4:14 am :
insectattack wrote:
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
man, it has been done...i remember there was this guy who had posted in Q3W, he had used q3 to make a walk-through to show the interiors of a house to a customer!!!...
BNA!@Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 6:19 am :
insectattack wrote:
BNA!: Do you have anything special in mind to build with the d3 engine? When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
Well, yes and no.
On the one hand I'd love to make a total conversion, but on the other hand I'm currently running out of time.
I've done walkthroughs and visualization work with Lightwave and some demos with Quake3. Doom³ of course would be the perfect game engine to display real world architecture. Since you can use native Lightwave files it won't take long before you'll see some very huge librarys of 3D models for Doom³.
Other than that, I'm just interested in 3D realtime engines and enjoy games
der_ton@Posted: Sun Jun 27, 2004 5:18 pm :
Another page with similar pictures, really interesting, and it makes me go exploring these kinds of places myself:
(damn! you have to register for the nude section! )
hey, why don't we make a sticky post for reference pics like the one we have for texture resources?
_shank@Posted: Sat Nov 27, 2004 4:04 am :
bump...could someone stickfy this topic...i had to search this up for my concept artist friend...would be handy and usefull on the front page
insectattack@Posted: Sat Nov 01, 2003 7:39 pm :
This site has some nice inspirations for high-tech/industrial mapdesign and may also be useful for texture artists:
(well, it´s not really high-tech....it´s too old for that )
omg, that scene is just DYING to be created in doom3
This scene acutally looks like a typical Doom³ scene
//
Shank, yes - exactely!
insectattack@Posted: Sun Nov 02, 2003 7:29 pm :
rich_is_bored wrote:
Wow. That is a great find. I especially like how this pops out amongst the rest of the pics.
i knew it would be someones favorite
I think those abandoned industrial ruin pics with reconquering nature/flora are perfect for the Stalker game, but it would also look cool in doom3, although all those plants would be a bit out of place on mars.
_shank wrote:
...maybe BNA can use these
i guess everybody can use these! BNA!: Do you have anything special in mind to build with the d3 engine?
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
_shank@Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 4:14 am :
insectattack wrote:
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
man, it has been done...i remember there was this guy who had posted in Q3W, he had used q3 to make a walk-through to show the interiors of a house to a customer!!!...
BNA!@Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 6:19 am :
insectattack wrote:
BNA!: Do you have anything special in mind to build with the d3 engine? When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
Well, yes and no.
On the one hand I'd love to make a total conversion, but on the other hand I'm currently running out of time.
I've done walkthroughs and visualization work with Lightwave and some demos with Quake3. Doom³ of course would be the perfect game engine to display real world architecture. Since you can use native Lightwave files it won't take long before you'll see some very huge librarys of 3D models for Doom³.
Other than that, I'm just interested in 3D realtime engines and enjoy games
der_ton@Posted: Sun Jun 27, 2004 5:18 pm :
Another page with similar pictures, really interesting, and it makes me go exploring these kinds of places myself:
(damn! you have to register for the nude section! )
hey, why don't we make a sticky post for reference pics like the one we have for texture resources?
_shank@Posted: Sat Nov 27, 2004 4:04 am :
bump...could someone stickfy this topic...i had to search this up for my concept artist friend...would be handy and usefull on the front page
insectattack@Posted: Sat Nov 01, 2003 7:39 pm :
This site has some nice inspirations for high-tech/industrial mapdesign and may also be useful for texture artists:
(well, it´s not really high-tech....it´s too old for that )
omg, that scene is just DYING to be created in doom3
This scene acutally looks like a typical Doom³ scene
//
Shank, yes - exactely!
insectattack@Posted: Sun Nov 02, 2003 7:29 pm :
rich_is_bored wrote:
Wow. That is a great find. I especially like how this pops out amongst the rest of the pics.
i knew it would be someones favorite
I think those abandoned industrial ruin pics with reconquering nature/flora are perfect for the Stalker game, but it would also look cool in doom3, although all those plants would be a bit out of place on mars.
_shank wrote:
...maybe BNA can use these
i guess everybody can use these! BNA!: Do you have anything special in mind to build with the d3 engine?
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
_shank@Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 4:14 am :
insectattack wrote:
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
man, it has been done...i remember there was this guy who had posted in Q3W, he had used q3 to make a walk-through to show the interiors of a house to a customer!!!...
BNA!@Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 6:19 am :
insectattack wrote:
BNA!: Do you have anything special in mind to build with the d3 engine? When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
Well, yes and no.
On the one hand I'd love to make a total conversion, but on the other hand I'm currently running out of time.
I've done walkthroughs and visualization work with Lightwave and some demos with Quake3. Doom³ of course would be the perfect game engine to display real world architecture. Since you can use native Lightwave files it won't take long before you'll see some very huge librarys of 3D models for Doom³.
Other than that, I'm just interested in 3D realtime engines and enjoy games
der_ton@Posted: Sun Jun 27, 2004 5:18 pm :
Another page with similar pictures, really interesting, and it makes me go exploring these kinds of places myself:
(damn! you have to register for the nude section! )
hey, why don't we make a sticky post for reference pics like the one we have for texture resources?
_shank@Posted: Sat Nov 27, 2004 4:04 am :
bump...could someone stickfy this topic...i had to search this up for my concept artist friend...would be handy and usefull on the front page
sweet stuff, im most defenitly getting more ideas with these best stuff yet, keep up the good work guys, cant wait to see this stuff recreated in DOOM3
rtkwe@Posted: Wed Jun 08, 2005 3:55 pm :
great resources.
itll be cool to see some of this stuff in doom
sadron@Posted: Sat Jul 02, 2005 12:29 pm :
we could always use more pics guys, keep posting your inspirational websites here
pbmax@Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2005 3:25 pm :
i don't know why, but old abandoned places are soooo interesting to me...
great links!
holy sh*t, this guy at abandoned-places.com claims to have found a deadbody in an old coal mine. wtf? thats crazy!
MBolus@Posted: Thu Aug 04, 2005 12:45 am :
Encountering corpses tends to be unpleasant, especially when unexpected.
alhazan@Posted: Wed Oct 12, 2005 11:12 am :
"Also a (girl)friend of mine has been a model in several abandoned buildings ... she's somewhere on this site taking a shower !!!"
"oh yes, there is the dead body in the showers !"
=D
_shank@Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2005 7:01 am :
Ok anyone who has not seen it must see it...
Stalker by Andrei Tarkovsky(Russian)
Saw it yesterday and must admit that i have not see anything like this before...the whole movie is inspirational...one can pause it at any moment and see the beauty in it. The game Stalker must been using this for its levels too...the whole Zone thing...
The abandoned-places is best page ever!!!When i opened it i could close it about 1 hour.The photos are very cool!Its very awesome site for inspiration.OMFG im full of new ideas!
Hm, there are much more - It is just a matter of looking.
insectattack@Posted: Sat Nov 01, 2003 7:39 pm :
This site has some nice inspirations for high-tech/industrial mapdesign and may also be useful for texture artists:
(well, it´s not really high-tech....it´s too old for that )
omg, that scene is just DYING to be created in doom3
This scene acutally looks like a typical Doom³ scene
//
Shank, yes - exactely!
insectattack@Posted: Sun Nov 02, 2003 7:29 pm :
rich_is_bored wrote:
Wow. That is a great find. I especially like how this pops out amongst the rest of the pics.
i knew it would be someones favorite
I think those abandoned industrial ruin pics with reconquering nature/flora are perfect for the Stalker game, but it would also look cool in doom3, although all those plants would be a bit out of place on mars.
_shank wrote:
...maybe BNA can use these
i guess everybody can use these! BNA!: Do you have anything special in mind to build with the d3 engine?
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
_shank@Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 4:14 am :
insectattack wrote:
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
man, it has been done...i remember there was this guy who had posted in Q3W, he had used q3 to make a walk-through to show the interiors of a house to a customer!!!...
BNA!@Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 6:19 am :
insectattack wrote:
BNA!: Do you have anything special in mind to build with the d3 engine? When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
Well, yes and no.
On the one hand I'd love to make a total conversion, but on the other hand I'm currently running out of time.
I've done walkthroughs and visualization work with Lightwave and some demos with Quake3. Doom³ of course would be the perfect game engine to display real world architecture. Since you can use native Lightwave files it won't take long before you'll see some very huge librarys of 3D models for Doom³.
Other than that, I'm just interested in 3D realtime engines and enjoy games
der_ton@Posted: Sun Jun 27, 2004 5:18 pm :
Another page with similar pictures, really interesting, and it makes me go exploring these kinds of places myself:
(damn! you have to register for the nude section! )
hey, why don't we make a sticky post for reference pics like the one we have for texture resources?
_shank@Posted: Sat Nov 27, 2004 4:04 am :
bump...could someone stickfy this topic...i had to search this up for my concept artist friend...would be handy and usefull on the front page
insectattack@Posted: Sat Nov 01, 2003 7:39 pm :
This site has some nice inspirations for high-tech/industrial mapdesign and may also be useful for texture artists:
(well, it´s not really high-tech....it´s too old for that )
omg, that scene is just DYING to be created in doom3
This scene acutally looks like a typical Doom³ scene
//
Shank, yes - exactely!
insectattack@Posted: Sun Nov 02, 2003 7:29 pm :
rich_is_bored wrote:
Wow. That is a great find. I especially like how this pops out amongst the rest of the pics.
i knew it would be someones favorite
I think those abandoned industrial ruin pics with reconquering nature/flora are perfect for the Stalker game, but it would also look cool in doom3, although all those plants would be a bit out of place on mars.
_shank wrote:
...maybe BNA can use these
i guess everybody can use these! BNA!: Do you have anything special in mind to build with the d3 engine?
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
_shank@Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 4:14 am :
insectattack wrote:
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
man, it has been done...i remember there was this guy who had posted in Q3W, he had used q3 to make a walk-through to show the interiors of a house to a customer!!!...
BNA!@Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 6:19 am :
insectattack wrote:
BNA!: Do you have anything special in mind to build with the d3 engine? When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
Well, yes and no.
On the one hand I'd love to make a total conversion, but on the other hand I'm currently running out of time.
I've done walkthroughs and visualization work with Lightwave and some demos with Quake3. Doom³ of course would be the perfect game engine to display real world architecture. Since you can use native Lightwave files it won't take long before you'll see some very huge librarys of 3D models for Doom³.
Other than that, I'm just interested in 3D realtime engines and enjoy games
der_ton@Posted: Sun Jun 27, 2004 5:18 pm :
Another page with similar pictures, really interesting, and it makes me go exploring these kinds of places myself:
(damn! you have to register for the nude section! )
hey, why don't we make a sticky post for reference pics like the one we have for texture resources?
_shank@Posted: Sat Nov 27, 2004 4:04 am :
bump...could someone stickfy this topic...i had to search this up for my concept artist friend...would be handy and usefull on the front page
insectattack@Posted: Sat Nov 01, 2003 7:39 pm :
This site has some nice inspirations for high-tech/industrial mapdesign and may also be useful for texture artists:
(well, it´s not really high-tech....it´s too old for that )
omg, that scene is just DYING to be created in doom3
This scene acutally looks like a typical Doom³ scene
//
Shank, yes - exactely!
insectattack@Posted: Sun Nov 02, 2003 7:29 pm :
rich_is_bored wrote:
Wow. That is a great find. I especially like how this pops out amongst the rest of the pics.
i knew it would be someones favorite
I think those abandoned industrial ruin pics with reconquering nature/flora are perfect for the Stalker game, but it would also look cool in doom3, although all those plants would be a bit out of place on mars.
_shank wrote:
...maybe BNA can use these
i guess everybody can use these! BNA!: Do you have anything special in mind to build with the d3 engine?
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
_shank@Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 4:14 am :
insectattack wrote:
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
man, it has been done...i remember there was this guy who had posted in Q3W, he had used q3 to make a walk-through to show the interiors of a house to a customer!!!...
BNA!@Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 6:19 am :
insectattack wrote:
BNA!: Do you have anything special in mind to build with the d3 engine? When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
Well, yes and no.
On the one hand I'd love to make a total conversion, but on the other hand I'm currently running out of time.
I've done walkthroughs and visualization work with Lightwave and some demos with Quake3. Doom³ of course would be the perfect game engine to display real world architecture. Since you can use native Lightwave files it won't take long before you'll see some very huge librarys of 3D models for Doom³.
Other than that, I'm just interested in 3D realtime engines and enjoy games
der_ton@Posted: Sun Jun 27, 2004 5:18 pm :
Another page with similar pictures, really interesting, and it makes me go exploring these kinds of places myself:
(damn! you have to register for the nude section! )
hey, why don't we make a sticky post for reference pics like the one we have for texture resources?
_shank@Posted: Sat Nov 27, 2004 4:04 am :
bump...could someone stickfy this topic...i had to search this up for my concept artist friend...would be handy and usefull on the front page
insectattack@Posted: Sat Nov 01, 2003 7:39 pm :
This site has some nice inspirations for high-tech/industrial mapdesign and may also be useful for texture artists:
(well, it´s not really high-tech....it´s too old for that )
omg, that scene is just DYING to be created in doom3
This scene acutally looks like a typical Doom³ scene
//
Shank, yes - exactely!
insectattack@Posted: Sun Nov 02, 2003 7:29 pm :
rich_is_bored wrote:
Wow. That is a great find. I especially like how this pops out amongst the rest of the pics.
i knew it would be someones favorite
I think those abandoned industrial ruin pics with reconquering nature/flora are perfect for the Stalker game, but it would also look cool in doom3, although all those plants would be a bit out of place on mars.
_shank wrote:
...maybe BNA can use these
i guess everybody can use these! BNA!: Do you have anything special in mind to build with the d3 engine?
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
_shank@Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 4:14 am :
insectattack wrote:
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
man, it has been done...i remember there was this guy who had posted in Q3W, he had used q3 to make a walk-through to show the interiors of a house to a customer!!!...
BNA!@Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 6:19 am :
insectattack wrote:
BNA!: Do you have anything special in mind to build with the d3 engine? When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
Well, yes and no.
On the one hand I'd love to make a total conversion, but on the other hand I'm currently running out of time.
I've done walkthroughs and visualization work with Lightwave and some demos with Quake3. Doom³ of course would be the perfect game engine to display real world architecture. Since you can use native Lightwave files it won't take long before you'll see some very huge librarys of 3D models for Doom³.
Other than that, I'm just interested in 3D realtime engines and enjoy games
der_ton@Posted: Sun Jun 27, 2004 5:18 pm :
Another page with similar pictures, really interesting, and it makes me go exploring these kinds of places myself:
(damn! you have to register for the nude section! )
hey, why don't we make a sticky post for reference pics like the one we have for texture resources?
_shank@Posted: Sat Nov 27, 2004 4:04 am :
bump...could someone stickfy this topic...i had to search this up for my concept artist friend...would be handy and usefull on the front page
insectattack@Posted: Sat Nov 01, 2003 7:39 pm :
This site has some nice inspirations for high-tech/industrial mapdesign and may also be useful for texture artists:
(well, it´s not really high-tech....it´s too old for that )
omg, that scene is just DYING to be created in doom3
This scene acutally looks like a typical Doom³ scene
//
Shank, yes - exactely!
insectattack@Posted: Sun Nov 02, 2003 7:29 pm :
rich_is_bored wrote:
Wow. That is a great find. I especially like how this pops out amongst the rest of the pics.
i knew it would be someones favorite
I think those abandoned industrial ruin pics with reconquering nature/flora are perfect for the Stalker game, but it would also look cool in doom3, although all those plants would be a bit out of place on mars.
_shank wrote:
...maybe BNA can use these
i guess everybody can use these! BNA!: Do you have anything special in mind to build with the d3 engine?
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
_shank@Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 4:14 am :
insectattack wrote:
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
man, it has been done...i remember there was this guy who had posted in Q3W, he had used q3 to make a walk-through to show the interiors of a house to a customer!!!...
BNA!@Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 6:19 am :
insectattack wrote:
BNA!: Do you have anything special in mind to build with the d3 engine? When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
Well, yes and no.
On the one hand I'd love to make a total conversion, but on the other hand I'm currently running out of time.
I've done walkthroughs and visualization work with Lightwave and some demos with Quake3. Doom³ of course would be the perfect game engine to display real world architecture. Since you can use native Lightwave files it won't take long before you'll see some very huge librarys of 3D models for Doom³.
Other than that, I'm just interested in 3D realtime engines and enjoy games
der_ton@Posted: Sun Jun 27, 2004 5:18 pm :
Another page with similar pictures, really interesting, and it makes me go exploring these kinds of places myself:
(damn! you have to register for the nude section! )
hey, why don't we make a sticky post for reference pics like the one we have for texture resources?
_shank@Posted: Sat Nov 27, 2004 4:04 am :
bump...could someone stickfy this topic...i had to search this up for my concept artist friend...would be handy and usefull on the front page
insectattack@Posted: Sat Nov 01, 2003 7:39 pm :
This site has some nice inspirations for high-tech/industrial mapdesign and may also be useful for texture artists:
(well, it´s not really high-tech....it´s too old for that )
omg, that scene is just DYING to be created in doom3
This scene acutally looks like a typical Doom³ scene
//
Shank, yes - exactely!
insectattack@Posted: Sun Nov 02, 2003 7:29 pm :
rich_is_bored wrote:
Wow. That is a great find. I especially like how this pops out amongst the rest of the pics.
i knew it would be someones favorite
I think those abandoned industrial ruin pics with reconquering nature/flora are perfect for the Stalker game, but it would also look cool in doom3, although all those plants would be a bit out of place on mars.
_shank wrote:
...maybe BNA can use these
i guess everybody can use these! BNA!: Do you have anything special in mind to build with the d3 engine?
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
_shank@Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 4:14 am :
insectattack wrote:
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
man, it has been done...i remember there was this guy who had posted in Q3W, he had used q3 to make a walk-through to show the interiors of a house to a customer!!!...
BNA!@Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 6:19 am :
insectattack wrote:
BNA!: Do you have anything special in mind to build with the d3 engine? When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
Well, yes and no.
On the one hand I'd love to make a total conversion, but on the other hand I'm currently running out of time.
I've done walkthroughs and visualization work with Lightwave and some demos with Quake3. Doom³ of course would be the perfect game engine to display real world architecture. Since you can use native Lightwave files it won't take long before you'll see some very huge librarys of 3D models for Doom³.
Other than that, I'm just interested in 3D realtime engines and enjoy games
der_ton@Posted: Sun Jun 27, 2004 5:18 pm :
Another page with similar pictures, really interesting, and it makes me go exploring these kinds of places myself:
(damn! you have to register for the nude section! )
hey, why don't we make a sticky post for reference pics like the one we have for texture resources?
_shank@Posted: Sat Nov 27, 2004 4:04 am :
bump...could someone stickfy this topic...i had to search this up for my concept artist friend...would be handy and usefull on the front page
insectattack@Posted: Sat Nov 01, 2003 7:39 pm :
This site has some nice inspirations for high-tech/industrial mapdesign and may also be useful for texture artists:
(well, it´s not really high-tech....it´s too old for that )
omg, that scene is just DYING to be created in doom3
This scene acutally looks like a typical Doom³ scene
//
Shank, yes - exactely!
insectattack@Posted: Sun Nov 02, 2003 7:29 pm :
rich_is_bored wrote:
Wow. That is a great find. I especially like how this pops out amongst the rest of the pics.
i knew it would be someones favorite
I think those abandoned industrial ruin pics with reconquering nature/flora are perfect for the Stalker game, but it would also look cool in doom3, although all those plants would be a bit out of place on mars.
_shank wrote:
...maybe BNA can use these
i guess everybody can use these! BNA!: Do you have anything special in mind to build with the d3 engine?
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
_shank@Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 4:14 am :
insectattack wrote:
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
man, it has been done...i remember there was this guy who had posted in Q3W, he had used q3 to make a walk-through to show the interiors of a house to a customer!!!...
BNA!@Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 6:19 am :
insectattack wrote:
BNA!: Do you have anything special in mind to build with the d3 engine? When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
Well, yes and no.
On the one hand I'd love to make a total conversion, but on the other hand I'm currently running out of time.
I've done walkthroughs and visualization work with Lightwave and some demos with Quake3. Doom³ of course would be the perfect game engine to display real world architecture. Since you can use native Lightwave files it won't take long before you'll see some very huge librarys of 3D models for Doom³.
Other than that, I'm just interested in 3D realtime engines and enjoy games
der_ton@Posted: Sun Jun 27, 2004 5:18 pm :
Another page with similar pictures, really interesting, and it makes me go exploring these kinds of places myself:
(damn! you have to register for the nude section! )
hey, why don't we make a sticky post for reference pics like the one we have for texture resources?
_shank@Posted: Sat Nov 27, 2004 4:04 am :
bump...could someone stickfy this topic...i had to search this up for my concept artist friend...would be handy and usefull on the front page
insectattack@Posted: Sat Nov 01, 2003 7:39 pm :
This site has some nice inspirations for high-tech/industrial mapdesign and may also be useful for texture artists:
(well, it´s not really high-tech....it´s too old for that )
omg, that scene is just DYING to be created in doom3
This scene acutally looks like a typical Doom³ scene
//
Shank, yes - exactely!
insectattack@Posted: Sun Nov 02, 2003 7:29 pm :
rich_is_bored wrote:
Wow. That is a great find. I especially like how this pops out amongst the rest of the pics.
i knew it would be someones favorite
I think those abandoned industrial ruin pics with reconquering nature/flora are perfect for the Stalker game, but it would also look cool in doom3, although all those plants would be a bit out of place on mars.
_shank wrote:
...maybe BNA can use these
i guess everybody can use these! BNA!: Do you have anything special in mind to build with the d3 engine?
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
_shank@Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 4:14 am :
insectattack wrote:
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
man, it has been done...i remember there was this guy who had posted in Q3W, he had used q3 to make a walk-through to show the interiors of a house to a customer!!!...
BNA!@Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 6:19 am :
insectattack wrote:
BNA!: Do you have anything special in mind to build with the d3 engine? When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
Well, yes and no.
On the one hand I'd love to make a total conversion, but on the other hand I'm currently running out of time.
I've done walkthroughs and visualization work with Lightwave and some demos with Quake3. Doom³ of course would be the perfect game engine to display real world architecture. Since you can use native Lightwave files it won't take long before you'll see some very huge librarys of 3D models for Doom³.
Other than that, I'm just interested in 3D realtime engines and enjoy games
der_ton@Posted: Sun Jun 27, 2004 5:18 pm :
Another page with similar pictures, really interesting, and it makes me go exploring these kinds of places myself:
(damn! you have to register for the nude section! )
hey, why don't we make a sticky post for reference pics like the one we have for texture resources?
_shank@Posted: Sat Nov 27, 2004 4:04 am :
bump...could someone stickfy this topic...i had to search this up for my concept artist friend...would be handy and usefull on the front page
insectattack@Posted: Sat Nov 01, 2003 7:39 pm :
This site has some nice inspirations for high-tech/industrial mapdesign and may also be useful for texture artists:
(well, it´s not really high-tech....it´s too old for that )
omg, that scene is just DYING to be created in doom3
This scene acutally looks like a typical Doom³ scene
//
Shank, yes - exactely!
insectattack@Posted: Sun Nov 02, 2003 7:29 pm :
rich_is_bored wrote:
Wow. That is a great find. I especially like how this pops out amongst the rest of the pics.
i knew it would be someones favorite
I think those abandoned industrial ruin pics with reconquering nature/flora are perfect for the Stalker game, but it would also look cool in doom3, although all those plants would be a bit out of place on mars.
_shank wrote:
...maybe BNA can use these
i guess everybody can use these! BNA!: Do you have anything special in mind to build with the d3 engine?
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
_shank@Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 4:14 am :
insectattack wrote:
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
man, it has been done...i remember there was this guy who had posted in Q3W, he had used q3 to make a walk-through to show the interiors of a house to a customer!!!...
BNA!@Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 6:19 am :
insectattack wrote:
BNA!: Do you have anything special in mind to build with the d3 engine? When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime. btw, i think people would love that!
Well, yes and no.
On the one hand I'd love to make a total conversion, but on the other hand I'm currently running out of time.
I've done walkthroughs and visualization work with Lightwave and some demos with Quake3. Doom³ of course would be the perfect game engine to display real world architecture. Since you can use native Lightwave files it won't take long before you'll see some very huge librarys of 3D models for Doom³.
Other than that, I'm just interested in 3D realtime engines and enjoy games
der_ton@Posted: Sun Jun 27, 2004 5:18 pm :
Another page with similar pictures, really interesting, and it makes me go exploring these kinds of places myself:
(damn! you have to register for the nude section! )
hey, why don't we make a sticky post for reference pics like the one we have for texture resources?
_shank@Posted: Sat Nov 27, 2004 4:04 am :
bump...could someone stickfy this topic...i had to search this up for my concept artist friend...would be handy and usefull on the front page
sweet stuff, im most defenitly getting more ideas with these best stuff yet, keep up the good work guys, cant wait to see this stuff recreated in DOOM3
rtkwe@Posted: Wed Jun 08, 2005 3:55 pm :
great resources.
itll be cool to see some of this stuff in doom
sadron@Posted: Sat Jul 02, 2005 12:29 pm :
we could always use more pics guys, keep posting your inspirational websites here
pbmax@Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2005 3:25 pm :
i don't know why, but old abandoned places are soooo interesting to me...
great links!
holy sh*t, this guy at abandoned-places.com claims to have found a deadbody in an old coal mine. wtf? thats crazy!
MBolus@Posted: Thu Aug 04, 2005 12:45 am :
Encountering corpses tends to be unpleasant, especially when unexpected.
alhazan@Posted: Wed Oct 12, 2005 11:12 am :
"Also a (girl)friend of mine has been a model in several abandoned buildings ... she's somewhere on this site taking a shower !!!"
"oh yes, there is the dead body in the showers !"
=D
_shank@Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2005 7:01 am :
Ok anyone who has not seen it must see it...
Stalker by Andrei Tarkovsky(Russian)
Saw it yesterday and must admit that i have not see anything like this before...the whole movie is inspirational...one can pause it at any moment and see the beauty in it. The game Stalker must been using this for its levels too...the whole Zone thing...
The abandoned-places is best page ever!!!When i opened it i could close it about 1 hour.The photos are very cool!Its very awesome site for inspiration.OMFG im full of new ideas!
sweet stuff, im most defenitly getting more ideas with these best stuff yet, keep up the good work guys, cant wait to see this stuff recreated in DOOM3
rtkwe@Posted: Wed Jun 08, 2005 3:55 pm :
great resources.
itll be cool to see some of this stuff in doom
sadron@Posted: Sat Jul 02, 2005 12:29 pm :
we could always use more pics guys, keep posting your inspirational websites here
pbmax@Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2005 3:25 pm :
i don't know why, but old abandoned places are soooo interesting to me...
great links!
holy sh*t, this guy at abandoned-places.com claims to have found a deadbody in an old coal mine. wtf? thats crazy!
MBolus@Posted: Thu Aug 04, 2005 12:45 am :
Encountering corpses tends to be unpleasant, especially when unexpected.
alhazan@Posted: Wed Oct 12, 2005 11:12 am :
"Also a (girl)friend of mine has been a model in several abandoned buildings ... she's somewhere on this site taking a shower !!!"
"oh yes, there is the dead body in the showers !"
=D
_shank@Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2005 7:01 am :
Ok anyone who has not seen it must see it...
Stalker by Andrei Tarkovsky(Russian)
Saw it yesterday and must admit that i have not see anything like this before...the whole movie is inspirational...one can pause it at any moment and see the beauty in it. The game Stalker must been using this for its levels too...the whole Zone thing...
The abandoned-places is best page ever!!!When i opened it i could close it about 1 hour.The photos are very cool!Its very awesome site for inspiration.OMFG im full of new ideas!
sweet stuff, im most defenitly getting more ideas with these best stuff yet, keep up the good work guys, cant wait to see this stuff recreated in DOOM3
rtkwe@Posted: Wed Jun 08, 2005 3:55 pm :
great resources.
itll be cool to see some of this stuff in doom
sadron@Posted: Sat Jul 02, 2005 12:29 pm :
we could always use more pics guys, keep posting your inspirational websites here
pbmax@Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2005 3:25 pm :
i don't know why, but old abandoned places are soooo interesting to me...
great links!
holy sh*t, this guy at abandoned-places.com claims to have found a deadbody in an old coal mine. wtf? thats crazy!
MBolus@Posted: Thu Aug 04, 2005 12:45 am :
Encountering corpses tends to be unpleasant, especially when unexpected.
alhazan@Posted: Wed Oct 12, 2005 11:12 am :
"Also a (girl)friend of mine has been a model in several abandoned buildings ... she's somewhere on this site taking a shower !!!"
"oh yes, there is the dead body in the showers !"
=D
_shank@Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2005 7:01 am :
Ok anyone who has not seen it must see it...
Stalker by Andrei Tarkovsky(Russian)
Saw it yesterday and must admit that i have not see anything like this before...the whole movie is inspirational...one can pause it at any moment and see the beauty in it. The game Stalker must been using this for its levels too...the whole Zone thing...
The abandoned-places is best page ever!!!When i opened it i could close it about 1 hour.The photos are very cool!Its very awesome site for inspiration.OMFG im full of new ideas!
sweet stuff, im most defenitly getting more ideas with these best stuff yet, keep up the good work guys, cant wait to see this stuff recreated in DOOM3
rtkwe@Posted: Wed Jun 08, 2005 3:55 pm :
great resources.
itll be cool to see some of this stuff in doom
sadron@Posted: Sat Jul 02, 2005 12:29 pm :
we could always use more pics guys, keep posting your inspirational websites here
pbmax@Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2005 3:25 pm :
i don't know why, but old abandoned places are soooo interesting to me...
great links!
holy sh*t, this guy at abandoned-places.com claims to have found a deadbody in an old coal mine. wtf? thats crazy!
MBolus@Posted: Thu Aug 04, 2005 12:45 am :
Encountering corpses tends to be unpleasant, especially when unexpected.
alhazan@Posted: Wed Oct 12, 2005 11:12 am :
"Also a (girl)friend of mine has been a model in several abandoned buildings ... she's somewhere on this site taking a shower !!!"
"oh yes, there is the dead body in the showers !"
=D
_shank@Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2005 7:01 am :
Ok anyone who has not seen it must see it...
Stalker by Andrei Tarkovsky(Russian)
Saw it yesterday and must admit that i have not see anything like this before...the whole movie is inspirational...one can pause it at any moment and see the beauty in it. The game Stalker must been using this for its levels too...the whole Zone thing...
The abandoned-places is best page ever!!!When i opened it i could close it about 1 hour.The photos are very cool!Its very awesome site for inspiration.OMFG im full of new ideas!
sweet stuff, im most defenitly getting more ideas with these best stuff yet, keep up the good work guys, cant wait to see this stuff recreated in DOOM3
rtkwe@Posted: Wed Jun 08, 2005 3:55 pm :
great resources.
itll be cool to see some of this stuff in doom
sadron@Posted: Sat Jul 02, 2005 12:29 pm :
we could always use more pics guys, keep posting your inspirational websites here
pbmax@Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2005 3:25 pm :
i don't know why, but old abandoned places are soooo interesting to me...
great links!
holy sh*t, this guy at abandoned-places.com claims to have found a deadbody in an old coal mine. wtf? thats crazy!
MBolus@Posted: Thu Aug 04, 2005 12:45 am :
Encountering corpses tends to be unpleasant, especially when unexpected.
alhazan@Posted: Wed Oct 12, 2005 11:12 am :
"Also a (girl)friend of mine has been a model in several abandoned buildings ... she's somewhere on this site taking a shower !!!"
"oh yes, there is the dead body in the showers !"
=D
_shank@Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2005 7:01 am :
Ok anyone who has not seen it must see it...
Stalker by Andrei Tarkovsky(Russian)
Saw it yesterday and must admit that i have not see anything like this before...the whole movie is inspirational...one can pause it at any moment and see the beauty in it. The game Stalker must been using this for its levels too...the whole Zone thing...
The abandoned-places is best page ever!!!When i opened it i could close it about 1 hour.The photos are very cool!Its very awesome site for inspiration.OMFG im full of new ideas!
sweet stuff, im most defenitly getting more ideas with these best stuff yet, keep up the good work guys, cant wait to see this stuff recreated in DOOM3
rtkwe@Posted: Wed Jun 08, 2005 3:55 pm :
great resources.
itll be cool to see some of this stuff in doom
sadron@Posted: Sat Jul 02, 2005 12:29 pm :
we could always use more pics guys, keep posting your inspirational websites here
pbmax@Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2005 3:25 pm :
i don't know why, but old abandoned places are soooo interesting to me...
great links!
holy sh*t, this guy at abandoned-places.com claims to have found a deadbody in an old coal mine. wtf? thats crazy!
MBolus@Posted: Thu Aug 04, 2005 12:45 am :
Encountering corpses tends to be unpleasant, especially when unexpected.
alhazan@Posted: Wed Oct 12, 2005 11:12 am :
"Also a (girl)friend of mine has been a model in several abandoned buildings ... she's somewhere on this site taking a shower !!!"
"oh yes, there is the dead body in the showers !"
=D
_shank@Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2005 7:01 am :
Ok anyone who has not seen it must see it...
Stalker by Andrei Tarkovsky(Russian)
Saw it yesterday and must admit that i have not see anything like this before...the whole movie is inspirational...one can pause it at any moment and see the beauty in it. The game Stalker must been using this for its levels too...the whole Zone thing...
The abandoned-places is best page ever!!!When i opened it i could close it about 1 hour.The photos are very cool!Its very awesome site for inspiration.OMFG im full of new ideas!
Hm, there are much more - It is just a matter of looking.
insectattack@Posted: Sat Nov 01, 2003 7:39 pm Post subject: Inspirations for high-tech/industrial Mapdesign:
This site has some nice inspirations for high-tech/industrial mapdesign and may also be useful for texture artists:
(well, it´s not really high-tech....it´s too old for that )
rich_is_bored@Posted: Sat Nov 01, 2003 8:39 pm Post subject: :
Wow. That is a great find. I especially like how this pops out amongst the rest of the pics. _________________ Rich - $my_hand.touches($her_breast);
Staff
Feffer@Posted: Sat Nov 01, 2003 10:46 pm Post subject: :
Not to parrot, but that is a really fine find. Thanks.
TheCray_nz@Posted: Sun Nov 02, 2003 2:08 am Post subject: :
insectattack@Posted: Sun Nov 02, 2003 7:29 pm Post subject: :
rich_is_bored wrote:
Wow. That is a great find. I especially like how this pops out amongst the rest of the pics.
i knew it would be someones favorite
I think those abandoned industrial ruin pics with reconquering nature/flora are perfect for the Stalker game, but it would also look cool in doom3, although all those plants would be a bit out of place on mars.
_shank wrote:
...maybe BNA can use these
i guess everybody can use these!
BNA!: Do you have anything special in mind to build with the d3 engine?
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime.
btw, i think people would love that! _________________ Time is the worst place, so to speak, to get lost in
_shank@Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 4:14 am Post subject: :
insectattack wrote:
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime.
btw, i think people would love that!
BNA!@Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 6:19 am Post subject: :
insectattack wrote:
BNA!: Do you have anything special in mind to build with the d3 engine?
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime.
btw, i think people would love that!
Well, yes and no.
On the one hand I'd love to make a total conversion, but on the other hand I'm currently running out of time.
I've done walkthroughs and visualization work with Lightwave and some demos with Quake3. Doom³ of course would be the perfect game engine to display real world architecture. Since you can use native Lightwave files it won't take long before you'll see some very huge librarys of 3D models for Doom³.
Other than that, I'm just interested in 3D realtime engines and enjoy games _________________ Staff - The world is yours
der_ton@Posted: Sun Jun 27, 2004 5:18 pm Post subject: :
Another page with similar pictures, really interesting, and it makes me go exploring these kinds of places myself:
There's pages of high-res cool industrial stuff there.
insectattack@Posted: Mon Jun 28, 2004 12:30 pm Post subject: :
99rooms.com
(flash required; hold space and pick another room if you don´t know how to get to the next room) _________________ Time is the worst place, so to speak, to get lost in
Yarik@Posted: Tue Jun 29, 2004 5:00 pm Post subject: :
not to be a but hole here, but what is "native Lightwave files?"
BTW, those pictures look incredibly nice.
BNA!@Posted: Tue Jun 29, 2004 5:42 pm Post subject: :
Yarik wrote:
not to be a but hole here, but what is "native Lightwave files?"
The native LightWave file format - .lwo
So you don't need to convert your LightWave files to any obscure game format before you use them ingame. _________________ Staff - The world is yours
Yarik@Posted: Wed Jun 30, 2004 3:20 pm Post subject: :
Oh, I knew that already. Thanks for the information.
insectattack@Posted: Fri Jul 16, 2004 7:10 pm Post subject: :
(damn! you have to register for the nude section! )
hey, why don't we make a sticky post for reference pics like the one we have for texture resources? _________________ Time is the worst place, so to speak, to get lost in
_shank@Posted: Sat Nov 27, 2004 4:04 am Post subject: :
W01f@Posted: Sat Nov 27, 2004 4:50 am Post subject: :
_shank wrote:
bump...could someone stickfy this topic...i had to search this up for my concept artist friend...would be handy and usefull on the front page
Nice, I searched down this topic only a couple days ago, and i think it definately deserves a sticky. Heres another site to add to the list:
http://www.g-cans.jp/photo/index.html _________________ ..and she says "Ohhh I like your shirt! Isn't that Tupac?" ... I was wearing a KoRn shirt, for the love of god - KoRnScythe
insectattack@Posted: Sat Nov 01, 2003 7:39 pm Post subject: Inspirations for high-tech/industrial Mapdesign:
This site has some nice inspirations for high-tech/industrial mapdesign and may also be useful for texture artists:
(well, it´s not really high-tech....it´s too old for that )
rich_is_bored@Posted: Sat Nov 01, 2003 8:39 pm Post subject: :
Wow. That is a great find. I especially like how this pops out amongst the rest of the pics. _________________ Staff
Learn something today? Why not write an article about it on D3 Wiki?
Feffer@Posted: Sat Nov 01, 2003 10:46 pm Post subject: :
Not to parrot, but that is a really fine find. Thanks.
TheCray_nz@Posted: Sun Nov 02, 2003 2:08 am Post subject: :
insectattack@Posted: Sun Nov 02, 2003 7:29 pm Post subject: :
rich_is_bored wrote:
Wow. That is a great find. I especially like how this pops out amongst the rest of the pics.
i knew it would be someones favorite
I think those abandoned industrial ruin pics with reconquering nature/flora are perfect for the Stalker game, but it would also look cool in doom3, although all those plants would be a bit out of place on mars.
_shank wrote:
...maybe BNA can use these
i guess everybody can use these!
BNA!: Do you have anything special in mind to build with the d3 engine?
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime.
btw, i think people would love that! _________________ Time is the worst place, so to speak, to get lost in
_shank@Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 4:14 am Post subject: :
insectattack wrote:
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime.
btw, i think people would love that!
BNA!@Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 6:19 am Post subject: :
insectattack wrote:
BNA!: Do you have anything special in mind to build with the d3 engine?
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime.
btw, i think people would love that!
Well, yes and no.
On the one hand I'd love to make a total conversion, but on the other hand I'm currently running out of time.
I've done walkthroughs and visualization work with Lightwave and some demos with Quake3. Doom³ of course would be the perfect game engine to display real world architecture. Since you can use native Lightwave files it won't take long before you'll see some very huge librarys of 3D models for Doom³.
Other than that, I'm just interested in 3D realtime engines and enjoy games _________________ Staff - The world is yours
der_ton@Posted: Sun Jun 27, 2004 5:18 pm Post subject: :
Another page with similar pictures, really interesting, and it makes me go exploring these kinds of places myself:
There's pages of high-res cool industrial stuff there.
insectattack@Posted: Mon Jun 28, 2004 12:30 pm Post subject: :
99rooms.com
(flash required; hold space and pick another room if you don´t know how to get to the next room) _________________ Time is the worst place, so to speak, to get lost in
Yarik@Posted: Tue Jun 29, 2004 5:00 pm Post subject: :
not to be a but hole here, but what is "native Lightwave files?"
BTW, those pictures look incredibly nice.
BNA!@Posted: Tue Jun 29, 2004 5:42 pm Post subject: :
Yarik wrote:
not to be a but hole here, but what is "native Lightwave files?"
The native LightWave file format - .lwo
So you don't need to convert your LightWave files to any obscure game format before you use them ingame. _________________ Staff - The world is yours
Yarik@Posted: Wed Jun 30, 2004 3:20 pm Post subject: :
Oh, I knew that already. Thanks for the information.
insectattack@Posted: Fri Jul 16, 2004 7:10 pm Post subject: :
(damn! you have to register for the nude section! )
hey, why don't we make a sticky post for reference pics like the one we have for texture resources? _________________ Time is the worst place, so to speak, to get lost in
_shank@Posted: Sat Nov 27, 2004 4:04 am Post subject: :
W01f@Posted: Sat Nov 27, 2004 4:50 am Post subject: :
_shank wrote:
bump...could someone stickfy this topic...i had to search this up for my concept artist friend...would be handy and usefull on the front page
Nice, I searched down this topic only a couple days ago, and i think it definately deserves a sticky. Heres another site to add to the list:
http://www.g-cans.jp/photo/index.html _________________ ..and she says "Ohhh I like your shirt! Isn't that Tupac?" ... I was wearing a KoRn shirt, for the love of god - KoRnScythe
insectattack@Posted: Sat Nov 01, 2003 7:39 pm Post subject: Inspirations for high-tech/industrial Mapdesign:
This site has some nice inspirations for high-tech/industrial mapdesign and may also be useful for texture artists:
(well, it´s not really high-tech....it´s too old for that )
rich_is_bored@Posted: Sat Nov 01, 2003 8:39 pm Post subject: :
Wow. That is a great find. I especially like how this pops out amongst the rest of the pics. _________________ Staff
Learn something today? Why not write an article about it on D3 Wiki?
Feffer@Posted: Sat Nov 01, 2003 10:46 pm Post subject: :
Not to parrot, but that is a really fine find. Thanks.
TheCray_nz@Posted: Sun Nov 02, 2003 2:08 am Post subject: :
insectattack@Posted: Sun Nov 02, 2003 7:29 pm Post subject: :
rich_is_bored wrote:
Wow. That is a great find. I especially like how this pops out amongst the rest of the pics.
i knew it would be someones favorite
I think those abandoned industrial ruin pics with reconquering nature/flora are perfect for the Stalker game, but it would also look cool in doom3, although all those plants would be a bit out of place on mars.
_shank wrote:
...maybe BNA can use these
i guess everybody can use these!
BNA!: Do you have anything special in mind to build with the d3 engine?
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime.
btw, i think people would love that! _________________ Time is the worst place, so to speak, to get lost in
_shank@Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 4:14 am Post subject: :
insectattack wrote:
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime.
btw, i think people would love that!
BNA!@Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 6:19 am Post subject: :
insectattack wrote:
BNA!: Do you have anything special in mind to build with the d3 engine?
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime.
btw, i think people would love that!
Well, yes and no.
On the one hand I'd love to make a total conversion, but on the other hand I'm currently running out of time.
I've done walkthroughs and visualization work with Lightwave and some demos with Quake3. Doom³ of course would be the perfect game engine to display real world architecture. Since you can use native Lightwave files it won't take long before you'll see some very huge librarys of 3D models for Doom³.
Other than that, I'm just interested in 3D realtime engines and enjoy games _________________ Staff - The world is yours
der_ton@Posted: Sun Jun 27, 2004 5:18 pm Post subject: :
Another page with similar pictures, really interesting, and it makes me go exploring these kinds of places myself:
There's pages of high-res cool industrial stuff there.
insectattack@Posted: Mon Jun 28, 2004 12:30 pm Post subject: :
99rooms.com
(flash required; hold space and pick another room if you don´t know how to get to the next room) _________________ Time is the worst place, so to speak, to get lost in
Yarik@Posted: Tue Jun 29, 2004 5:00 pm Post subject: :
not to be a but hole here, but what is "native Lightwave files?"
BTW, those pictures look incredibly nice.
BNA!@Posted: Tue Jun 29, 2004 5:42 pm Post subject: :
Yarik wrote:
not to be a but hole here, but what is "native Lightwave files?"
The native LightWave file format - .lwo
So you don't need to convert your LightWave files to any obscure game format before you use them ingame. _________________ Staff - The world is yours
Yarik@Posted: Wed Jun 30, 2004 3:20 pm Post subject: :
Oh, I knew that already. Thanks for the information.
insectattack@Posted: Fri Jul 16, 2004 7:10 pm Post subject: :
(damn! you have to register for the nude section! )
hey, why don't we make a sticky post for reference pics like the one we have for texture resources? _________________ Time is the worst place, so to speak, to get lost in
_shank@Posted: Sat Nov 27, 2004 4:04 am Post subject: :
W01f@Posted: Sat Nov 27, 2004 4:50 am Post subject: :
_shank wrote:
bump...could someone stickfy this topic...i had to search this up for my concept artist friend...would be handy and usefull on the front page
Nice, I searched down this topic only a couple days ago, and i think it definately deserves a sticky. Heres another site to add to the list:
http://www.g-cans.jp/photo/index.html _________________ ..and she says "Ohhh I like your shirt! Isn't that Tupac?" ... I was wearing a KoRn shirt, for the love of god - KoRnScythe
insectattack@Posted: Sat Nov 01, 2003 7:39 pm Post subject: Inspirations for high-tech/industrial Mapdesign:
This site has some nice inspirations for high-tech/industrial mapdesign and may also be useful for texture artists:
(well, it´s not really high-tech....it´s too old for that )
rich_is_bored@Posted: Sat Nov 01, 2003 8:39 pm Post subject: :
Wow. That is a great find. I especially like how this pops out amongst the rest of the pics. _________________ Staff
Learn something today? Why not write an article about it on D3 Wiki?
Feffer@Posted: Sat Nov 01, 2003 10:46 pm Post subject: :
Not to parrot, but that is a really fine find. Thanks.
TheCray_nz@Posted: Sun Nov 02, 2003 2:08 am Post subject: :
insectattack@Posted: Sun Nov 02, 2003 7:29 pm Post subject: :
rich_is_bored wrote:
Wow. That is a great find. I especially like how this pops out amongst the rest of the pics.
i knew it would be someones favorite
I think those abandoned industrial ruin pics with reconquering nature/flora are perfect for the Stalker game, but it would also look cool in doom3, although all those plants would be a bit out of place on mars.
_shank wrote:
...maybe BNA can use these
i guess everybody can use these!
BNA!: Do you have anything special in mind to build with the d3 engine?
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime.
btw, i think people would love that! _________________ Time is the worst place, so to speak, to get lost in
_shank@Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 4:14 am Post subject: :
insectattack wrote:
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime.
btw, i think people would love that!
BNA!@Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 6:19 am Post subject: :
insectattack wrote:
BNA!: Do you have anything special in mind to build with the d3 engine?
When i first came to d3world.org i thought, you were "just" a real estate guy, searching for a cheap way to showcase his objects in realtime.
btw, i think people would love that!
Well, yes and no.
On the one hand I'd love to make a total conversion, but on the other hand I'm currently running out of time.
I've done walkthroughs and visualization work with Lightwave and some demos with Quake3. Doom³ of course would be the perfect game engine to display real world architecture. Since you can use native Lightwave files it won't take long before you'll see some very huge librarys of 3D models for Doom³.
Other than that, I'm just interested in 3D realtime engines and enjoy games _________________ Staff - The world is yours
der_ton@Posted: Sun Jun 27, 2004 5:18 pm Post subject: :
Another page with similar pictures, really interesting, and it makes me go exploring these kinds of places myself:
There's pages of high-res cool industrial stuff there.
insectattack@Posted: Mon Jun 28, 2004 12:30 pm Post subject: :
99rooms.com
(flash required; hold space and pick another room if you don´t know how to get to the next room) _________________ Time is the worst place, so to speak, to get lost in
Yarik@Posted: Tue Jun 29, 2004 5:00 pm Post subject: :
not to be a but hole here, but what is "native Lightwave files?"
BTW, those pictures look incredibly nice.
BNA!@Posted: Tue Jun 29, 2004 5:42 pm Post subject: :
Yarik wrote:
not to be a but hole here, but what is "native Lightwave files?"
The native LightWave file format - .lwo
So you don't need to convert your LightWave files to any obscure game format before you use them ingame. _________________ Staff - The world is yours
Yarik@Posted: Wed Jun 30, 2004 3:20 pm Post subject: :
Oh, I knew that already. Thanks for the information.
insectattack@Posted: Fri Jul 16, 2004 7:10 pm Post subject: :
(damn! you have to register for the nude section! )
hey, why don't we make a sticky post for reference pics like the one we have for texture resources? _________________ Time is the worst place, so to speak, to get lost in
_shank@Posted: Sat Nov 27, 2004 4:04 am Post subject: :
W01f@Posted: Sat Nov 27, 2004 4:50 am Post subject: :
_shank wrote:
bump...could someone stickfy this topic...i had to search this up for my concept artist friend...would be handy and usefull on the front page
Nice, I searched down this topic only a couple days ago, and i think it definately deserves a sticky. Heres another site to add to the list:
http://www.g-cans.jp/photo/index.html _________________ ..and she says "Ohhh I like your shirt! Isn't that Tupac?" ... I was wearing a KoRn shirt, for the love of god - KoRnScythe
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beat me to it. i saw these the other day on a CG mail list. excellent design and lighting reference.
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beat me to it. i saw these the other day on a CG mail list. excellent design and lighting reference.
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beat me to it. i saw these the other day on a CG mail list. excellent design and lighting reference.
beat me to it. i saw these the other day on a CG mail list. excellent design and lighting reference.
beat me to it. i saw these the other day on a CG mail list. excellent design and lighting reference.
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