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Newcomers DBPro Corner / Creating 3D Worlds

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MattWorley
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Posted: 19th Mar 2003 18:18
I have just ordered DBP from amazon and am anxiously awaiting delivery. Until, then I am wondering about the best way of creating 3D textured worlds. Can DBP handle this alone, or is something like QuArK better for it?

Many Thanks,

Matt

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Steverino
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Posted: 19th Mar 2003 19:05
Build them in Quark if you like, DBP can load .BSPs. Or you can put textured objects on a textured matrix to make an outdoor world entirely in DBP.

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Steverino
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Posted: 19th Mar 2003 19:08
...inside a textured sky-sphere, of course.

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Megaman Zero
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Posted: 19th Mar 2003 20:06
Well, I have been told Cartography shop is better than Worldcraft hammer edition, & I agree. Only problem is I think it has to be done wall by wall (single section), not room by room (hollow cube.) It really is worth the cash to be able to make a level that quickly & not have to set up a compiler, then make a level, as you can download a plugin to export to .x.

Just my advice,

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Posted: 19th Mar 2003 21:56
Quark = Quake army knife

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MattWorley
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Posted: 19th Mar 2003 23:26
Thanks guys, you've been really helpful. I'm sure i'll be calling on you again in the near future!!

indi
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Posted: 20th Mar 2003 05:29
be carefull not to mix it up with Quark express which is a print material document application.

this helps to know when searching

Chief Engineer
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Posted: 20th Mar 2003 06:49
which version of quark should we use, and what's the deal with the build tools, i don't know nor do i own python

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