Eco's Source SDK Screens

[Ecowolfsteen 14]

Hey everyone, I've been using the Source SDK for about a week and really love it. I've decided to share some screens I capture along my way using this magnificent engine.

This one is a red eery light enshrouding a prison cell and a dead guard(which I killed)

 

 

Then the inside:

 

 

 

That's all for now really. I'll update this topic regularly.

Edited July 4, 2012 by Ecowolfsteen

[Jon Bon 43]

Very cool man. Keep fiddling around, you can make some awesome stuff with that. Zombie Master, one of my favorite indie games, was made using a half life 2 mod, which runs on the source SDK.

Zombie Master Official Site

Zombie Master Steam Site

Someone actually made the entire first movie of Resident Evil as a level in that game, super fun as both the player and the zombie master. You could likely make levels for this, not sure if people still play, but considering it's the only game I know if where one player can send hordes of zombies at a bunch of first person shooter players, there has to be still a following.

 

Keep up the great work. If you have lot's of fun with that you may want to take a look into the unreal engine too, more hands on, but one of the best engines on the planet.

-Cheers!

[Ecowolfsteen 14]

I actually switched from Unreal to Source. Weird,

I know. I actually had an idea of doing a story with another character that has the suit. Because there were 3 suits, 2 empty spots in the first HL

[Jon Bon 43]

I actually switched from Unreal to Source. Weird,

I know. I actually had an idea of doing a story with another character that has the suit. Because there were 3 suits, 2 empty spots in the first HL

 

Hmm that is weird. I recently was told about this engine, I plan to look into it more, but preliminary research seems very promising.

http://unity3d.com/unity/

[Ecowolfsteen 14]

Switched from that too. I prefer Source overall for some odd reason.

[CrimsonInferno 35]

That looks amazing! I've never seen an engine do that before, well, I mean I have, but I meant I haven't seen anyone use something like that on RMing coommunties. What is it? Source SDK?

 

Also, is this just a tester you are doing, or is it a game we can see? :33

[Jon Bon 43]

Switched from that too. I prefer Source overall for some odd reason.

 

Good to know. May I ask for any particular reason? I am always researching 3D engines, and of them the ones we talk about, so I would value your opinions and feedback on them.

[Ecowolfsteen 14]

That looks amazing! I've never seen an engine do that before, well, I mean I have, but I meant I haven't seen anyone use something like that on RMing coommunties. What is it? Source SDK?

 

 

Also, is this just a tester you are doing, or is it a game we can see? :33

Yeah it's Source SDK. I guess I could release this whole level to you all once it's done. Thanks for the feedback :3

 

And Jon:

Source SDK, in my opinion, is the easiest to use 3D engine out there. Hammer World Editor is so simple and feature rich. I like the Source SDKS graphics cabibilities. It's no Battlefield 3 but I think it stands up to the times at its maximum capabilities. It supports HDR and many other things. I've used many, many engines, and searched for hours on end for the perfect engine to suit me. Source SDK is the one. It just stuck with me.

There is also a very large community available for resources and tutorials.

I love it.

[Jon Bon 43]

Well, based on that recommendation I am going to look into it first.

Thanks, I appreciate your advice and input.

On a related/unrelated note, is this the engine you are looking to for your first design, or just laying ground work for the future?

[Ecowolfsteen 14]

Kind of both. Since it's the first engine I've really stuck with it's kind of ground work for future but I also plan on developing some projects with Source, maybe even with Soft Blue.