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--- | |||
title: 'Map Design (Xonotic): Frost Halo' | |||
subtitle: 'Home Servers: \linebreak http://stats.xonotic.org/server/13897 \linebreak http://stats.xonotic.org/server/6459 \linebreak Git Repo: \linebreak https://git.teknik.io/scuti/dm_infinity-improv2' | |||
abstract: 'Portable document > webpage; any day of the year.' | |||
header-includes: | | |||
\usepackage{xcolor} | |||
\usepackage{pagecolor} | |||
@@ -12,21 +13,21 @@ header-includes: | | |||
\twocolumn | |||
--- | |||
 | |||
 | |||
The main idea was to create a rare experience in an arena shooter; slick and surf mechanics outside of Race or DeFrag isn't very common. The map took about a month to make. The functional groups of the map were made first then pieced together. After that, a good chunk of time was also spent piecing things together and closing the remaining gaps. | |||
The main idea was to create a rare experience in an arena shooter; slick and surf mechanics outside of Race or DeFrag isn't very common. (There's a very small slick patch in Quake Live's Cold War, but that's about it.) | |||
(There's a very small slick patch in Quake Live's Cold War, but it doesn't contribute much.) | |||
The first iteration of the map took a month to get done. It was mostly a quick process to make the individual pieces, but a lot of time was also spent on how to wrap up the map and close the loose ends. | |||
## Weapon Balance | |||
###No Vortex | |||
It's a wide open map designed for players to move quickly and freely. Instead, every 2 minutes, a 30 second weapon powerup will spawn which will buff the Machine Gun secondary to the calibre of a Vortex. | |||
It's a wide open map designed for players to move quickly and freely. Instead, every 2 minutes, a 30 second weapon powerup will spawn which will buff the Machine Gun secondary. | |||
###Rocket Lifetime Extended | |||
This is for the interaction with the looping warpzones. | |||
## Overview | |||
It's so wide open I figure having a Vortex on the map would ruin it. There's a lot of attempts to break line of sight with stairs- not that there's any problem with that since players glide up stairs in Xonotic. | |||
## Structure | |||
There's a lot of attempts to break line of sight with stairs- not that there's any problem with that since players glide up stairs in Xonotic. Not broken up enough for Vortex to be fun to have around. | |||
### Icy Long Ramp | |||
Requires roughly 1100 qu/s to reach the very top. | |||
@@ -37,7 +38,7 @@ Requires roughly 1300 qu/s to fly to the upper shelf (at the level of the 50 hea | |||
The start can be from rest at the Mega Health, jumping down onto the down-curve of the half pipe. | |||
### Surf Curve | |||
Land on it from the area below the halo. This can be a quick route to the cliffs on the other side of the map. | |||
Land on it from the area below the halo. This can be a fun route to the cliffs on the other side of the map. | |||
### Looping Warpzones | |||
Firing a projectile straight into them will cause the projectiles to travel in a loop until their lifetime expires. One can cumulatively add rockets in the path of a spawning powerup and make dogpiling unappealing. |
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pandoc -V geometry:margin=1in -V documentclass=scrartcl --latex-engine=xelatex -V mainfont=Xolonium-GPL -V fontsize=12pt design-frosthalo.txt -o design-frosthalo.pdf | |||
zip frosthalo_b4.pk3 gfx/* maps/* maps/frosthalo_b3/* scripts/* textures/map_infinity-improv2/* | |||
zip frosthalo_b4.pk3 gfx/* maps/* maps/frosthalo_b3/* scripts/* textures/map_infinity-improv2/* design-frosthalo.pdf LICENSE GPL-V3 |