GitHub - Masmblr/map-prometheus_src.dpkdir: Demonstration map for my texture pack.

Prometheus is a demonstration map for my texture pack. This map brings together all the unfinished components that have accumulated over the years, including the map 'Stahl'. This will be my final (last) map for Unvanquished.

17.11.2024:

-Small update to the middle area: The Human Base (H, blue) is located in the upper left area, and the Alien Base (A, red) in the lower right area. Each base has 3 entrances. The fourth can be considered shared. The areas with pink texture are paths that can be unlocked.

13.11.2024:

-At the moment, I'm still using the .obj format for models. The problem is exporting to the .iqm format in Blender. Unfortunately, this doesn’t seem to work smoothly with the current version of Blender.
-I had the idea to use a railway tunnel entrance as a concept. In a sci-fi theme, of course. Along the upper right wall of the tunnel, there should be a kind of groove (at an angled slope), which looks cool on one hand, but also a bit strange on the other. Perfect!
-I'm considering releasing the old stahl.map as a separate branch with Prometheus. Since a lot has changed, the map is no longer correctly textured. I’m not planning to retexture it, so it will remain as it is.
-The blockout is mostly finished. The level flow includes three connections between the two teams. The short path is intended to be accessible via interaction (build spots). Right now, a kind of bridge is planned. The idea is to give the teams the option to open or close this path depending on what suits their strategy.
-The second, longer path has a functional aspect as well. It’s a longer segment made up of pipes and includes a high-damage area, which, like the bridge, can also be triggered.
The third path is accessible without obstacles. The paths are connected to each other at several points. -Lastly, here’s a work-in-progress of the alien base. The default base for the aliens should be on the ground. The upper tank-like structure is intended to serve as a better “move spot.”
These areas are hard for humans to reach, making them strategically advantageous, but they are dead ends. If multiple humans start shooting at this spot, it quickly becomes a death trap.