ZDoom

"go over to the jdoom or risen3d communities and live with your suckish 3d models everyone seems to love" those models are horribly edgy, blocky and amateurish: the original 2D sprites are much more detailed. Problem with polygon rendering is that it is hyper-sensitive to surface complexity = no ...

Look here you flatlanders:

That video perfectly illustrates the awesomeness of 3D.

I want fully 3D doom projects. I've had it with these motherfcking AGS games and lifeless unimmersive 2.5D zdoom projects

I used to love playing Doom.. I played it all day, erryday.. The game had immersive gfx, music and gayplay. Life was good.. .. until I headshotted JFK and his whore of a wife in JFK Reloaded :trippy: now whenever i play doom, I cant help but notice the flat 2D sprites im shooting at :blergh: makes ...

I stopped playing Doom a long time ago because all the objects and characters are flat and 2D. 2D is extremely boring and unimmersive when compared to 3D. Slab6 is a very simple user-friendly program that everyone can learn how to use (unlike programs like Blender that is cluttered with advanced ...

The other thread was locked, so I made a new one lol


Voxels for the win!

Is there any way to properly light voxels? Both these models and Voxelstein 3D seem very flat and featureless compared to sprites (which are shaded) or 3D models.

Realtime 3D raster raytracing(RRT)!
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lEHIUC4LNFE[/youtube]

No, I was just bored and felt like making a caco

http://i225.photobucket.com/albums/dd202/highwingx3/cacao.png Made the face bigger. I only use Slab6 . It should be possible to animate voxel models by "stretching" them, but then you would have to convert the voxels to hexahedrons or something. hansk (Voxelstein programmer) is currently working on ...

Graf Zahl wrote:Ugly!!!

Voxels.