MC:S Models/prefabs.

[Xion]

In order to proceed with Edana_source_beta, I need an above average modeler/skinner to create custom prefabs and entities for MC:S. Or if already created, could you please tell me/send link/file? This is a preemptive notice, so that if such a request would take some time to do, it can be done by the time I actually need them. Thank you.

 

[ceriux]

for like what?

 

[Xion]

Anything. NPC models, MC enemies and monsters, props, etc. Maybe a few textures?

 

[evilsquirrel]

sword isn't spelled with a C....

 

[PBarnum]

maybe he is saying Mastersword Continued: Source

 

[Kuroneko]

sword isn't spelled with a C....

it is if you try hard enough... Watch:

sword sword sword sword sword sword sword sworc--- HA! Win.

 

[Thothie]

maybe he is saying Mastersword Continued: Source

I thought my idea of Master Sword: Continued Continued was awkward.

I'd go with Master Sword: Source - but that's just me.

 

[evilsquirrel]

maybe he is saying Mastersword Continued: Source

mebbe >_>

 

[ceriux]

maybe he is saying Mastersword Continued: Source

I thought my idea of Master Sword: Continued Continued was awkward.

I'd go with Master Sword: Source - but that's just me.

i like Thothie's idea of "Master Sword: Source" the best...

 

[PBarnum]

same

 

[Xion]

Naw, I just kinda see Mastersword as one world. Hence only the 'M'.

 

[Thothie]

Awww... but then we have to re-do the sacred logo of the ancients.

 

[ceriux]

thothie, my firefox hates the logo for some reason lol just sits on the first frame.

 

[Thothie]

That one there is a one frame gif. The one on my MS page is a flash.

I may replace the one on my MS page with this one here, that flash eats more bandwidth than need be.

But Firefox also hates my page, because Firefox has yet to catch up with 1992 HTML standards.

 

[evilsquirrel]

IE 7 > firefox



of course.... IE 6 > firefox also :\

 

[Gurluas]

firefox does rarely get all that browser spam also i find firefox more safe and more cool

my IE is full of wierd toolsbars i cant remove

 

[Xion]

Is there a dedicated MS:S (yes I'm typing the name the acceptable way) team? If so, are there any modelers/skinners?

 

[Thothie]

I think Gaz is on the Source team, but I've not seen hide nor hair of him for awhile now. :\

 

[The Man In Black]

She's busy with the new Game Slave

 

[Thothie]

VAMPIRE PIGGIES!!!

 

[Xion]

I see, well no rush.

 

[Jax]

VAMPIRE PIGGIES!!!

Thothie, maybe the workload from MS:C's making you delirious No, I'm serious.

Or maybe I'm just used to Kuroneko's stoic style xD

 

[evilsquirrel]

firefox does rarely get all that browser spam also i find firefox more safe and more cool

my IE is full of wierd toolsbars i cant remove

thats why we have something that mac's dont have...the right mouse button...omg - right click the toolbars! and you get to select which ones you want! :O

 

[Wolfhound]

You do realize that macs can just ctrl click (I believe it's ctrl, could be the apple key...) for the same function, right? Only slightly less inconvenient than right clicking.

 

[Thothie]

Yes, but you cant right control click. It'd take me forever to catagorize DVD conext menus and paint textures in hammer without that.

I still find it hard to believe Mac's stuck to the one button design all these years. I find I can barely get by with my mouse's eight buttons + wheel.

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I also find it hard to believe that Firefox hasn't caught up with 1992 HTML standards after all these years... Given the degree to which that date precedes its existence. (Never mind all the other standards it fails to follow that force me to write two or three versions of every damned web page I produce ><)

Look at the http://www.thothie.com/ms page, in IE and in Firefox (take a good, close look at the difference). Take into account that no functionality on that page postdates HTML 1.4 (1993'ish) standards, and that no aesthetic feature on the page postdate IE 4.1 (1998'ish) - and yet, notice how different they look and how many of the anchor links fail to function (again, the 1992 code bits) on the supposedly new and improved Firefox browser... And tell me why someone would release a new web browser that can't even follow standards set between 4 and 12 years before its existence that the existing standard browser seems to handle just fine?

I'm all for improved security, but jeeze guys, at least *try*.
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