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Looks awesome, Only feedback are related to the dust particles, if its possible to increase their velocity so they appear more 'lifelike.'


Should really be a development sub-forum in here  just another suggestion

I thought they were a little too fast... Maybe faster and smaller? I'll get a sub forum going if things get developing more.

"Private" and retarded. The editor has more bugs than the game itself.

But don't mind me, I'm bored and lurking right now.

There's more to it than that, but I guess that's a pretty accurate statement.

Probably yeah! I just thought based on the environment (large industrial room, multiple sources of wind) that dust wouldnt settle with people running through if that makes sense, but its a seriously good job!

I was honestly thinking of that, especially in break room with the ceiling fan. I think I'll have different rates for different ones. Truth be told, the white dots are just the modified flies from the outside MOUT McKenna lights

Is that a erm 'private' editor your using for that?

Yea but if things take off with Jonny's work, it would be cool to have it public and allow people to make custom maps as long as we retain full control of what ones are allowed in Assist.

Updated the original post with download links and info. Enjoy!

lol, random guy in jesus pose. He should be huddled like the nurses on Hospital but I didn't get a chance to look at it. Bedroom in break room needs a LOT of help, that room was just made as a spawn point when I had the locked door going on but I still feel like it's a fair and natural place for people to spawn. Light particles do need some love, I'll work on them.

Thanks about the grass, I've tweaked the crap out of it. I'm trying to go for realism and activity with the NPC's.

By the way, I was just looking around in the code, apparently yet another unfinished item on the dev's wishlist: environmental impacts on bullets and weapons. AGP_WorldInfo actor was meant to provide humidity and temperature data to alter misfire rates on weapons. They also had a wind actor which altered bullet direction. Cool stuff. I also came across the xProcMesh and googled... guess what I found:
http://battletracker.com/forum/america-s-army-2-x-forums/america-s-army-editor/america-s-army-editor-tutorials/170038-tutorial-xprocmesh/
How fitting

Yea, I was mindblown when I saw the comments in those actors. Imagine... a game with environmental impacts for bullets and weapons, javelines, vehicles, ai and more in a game 7 years ago. If only the devs had a chance...