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AMEN BROTHER!

No problem. Glad to see you guys like the shots. I'm off to play some MP now... bye bye ← Oh thats mean!

Thanks Bo, always appreciated.

Hey BO, heres a qucik question in regards to your engine. Does it support 3dsmax, and if so is that all that it supports? I myself work with both Maya and XSI, I was just wondeering for personal intrest. I might have to learn a little Max as well

Wow, that night shot is hot, is that the newest build of all the shots?

Definatly Hadez, And if Grin were ever to say.... develope a game independent of a major corp like UBI, they would already have a large fan base...

How many maps are available for play? And how many of them are urban?

While yes it does look fantasitic, It bring one issue to mind. THere is obviously a major diffrence there, and what effect it has on a players vision. So the question is wont this create unbalnced gameplay in multiplayer? Or is this physics a SP option only?

Should work now, whole article is posted anyways..

This an article from IGN, expect more in coming days LINK TO IGN ARTICLE March 21, 2006 - The Game Developers Conference doesn't really start to kick until Wednesday, but our IGN team is already on the scene in San Jose, CA. It's a tad cold and overcast compared to sunny LA, and the air smells a little funny. It must be the lack of stagnant carbon monoxide and smog. On the Gear side of things, I've been meeting with AGEIA Corporation, designer of some pretty exciting dedicated physics chips, to talk about their forthcoming hardware and software releases and the future of PC gaming

I would like to see something creative for a change, nuclear weapons have been to death.

I wish every one would just use the dvd standard size case, its just looks better nice and organized like that. As for the expansion, the fact is some people, believe it or not, still don't game on the internet. I just went 8 months without the internet at home, I didnt miss it at all. I did my forum browsing, and what no in the office, and by the time I got home, I never used it anyways; more important things to do. I was still playing games, just not online. Its a little harder for a community like this to see it, (being its is an online game cumminity) but there are a lot of single pl

Im still hoping that theres a small chance, character switching/multiple teams might make it into the PC version, still havent seen any reasoning for removing this, a major part of the GR experience.

Wrote this in the other thread, but it fits this one better: The big things I would want is non urban warfare. With the game its all urban warefar, and thats fine, but with an expansion pack I would like to see no urban maps to give us some contrast in multiplayer. Having said that I think a story could very easily have maps that envolved several of these types. Mountians, wooded forests, snow, fields, rough jagged terrain. I would like to see that kind of diversity in the expansion pack.

The big things I would want is non urban warfare. With the game its all urban warefar, and thats fine, but with an expansion pack I would like to see no urban maps to give us some contrast in multiplayer. Having said that I think a story could very easily have maps that envolved several of these types. Mountians, wooded forests, snow, fields, rough jagged terrain. I would like to see that kind of diversity in the expansion pack.

This challange seems so much longer than the rest!

Your qoute isn't a static text, not sure if you did that on purpose or not so I thought I let you know just in case You make me want to pull out flash a play around. I havent worked with it since before the switch to Action Script 2.0. I got Flash8 sitting here staring at me too! Honestly Ive been avoiding it, all my books are out of date for the new version.

Ya that sounds like good idea, it definatly gives everyone something to work for

How many o you work with Apple comps? Am I the only one?

Illustrator is an absolutly powerful program, my signature is a 20 minute Illustrator job. There are certian things I will always use Illstrator for, other photoshop, but I find often I use both. I use a graphics pad a fair bit, but I find I like to work on paper alot better, from there Ill often use a scanner to put the pencil design on there and then convert it into a vector based image. For those of you who don't know thats what illustrator is designed for, vector design.

GJ! lens flare =

All good points, the thing to remember is that there are about a dozen diffrent ways to extract parts of images, what it really comes down to is the accuall image its self, often Ill use multiple techniques on one image alone. As for defringe select layer- matting- defringe (thats CS2 but Im sure it was in CS aswell) And there are a tone of other little tricks to make the selection easier on yourself, but even if you were sitting beside me it would take hours to go over all the tricks. edit: Sometimes Ill even take the image into illustrator (making a copy of the image) to help make a

As for what ronin said regarding the feather'ing of images, In CS2 there is a feature called defringe, it does exatly what Ronin mentions, but its what this feature was accually designed to do, where as feathering has other purposes, but does work well here too. The benifit of defringe is that it dosent leave the slight gradiant edge around your image. It's been a while but I also believe that CS had this as well, I can remember versions past that however. Now you Know!

I made a sig for here, figured I shouldnt be the only one without a sig, needs a little work tho

I hope you done mind ronin, But I did a 30 sec alteration for my own intrest to your posteer, thought Id share, I just fixed the washed outness (unless that what you wanted) Thought you might be intrested.