• Custom textures (made from free samples or other reedited textures), including several different ground textures for Aria and Ethertron, sand for Amber, hex stadium ground for VSR, and backgrounds based mostly on edited versions of Homeworld 2 backgrounds, edited new water and oil/water/energy textures (all are HI-res and seamless)
  

• Custom or remade AI scripts for aliens and encountered bots! Weird stray bot encounters, aliens disrupting supply lines or striking when you least expect it,
  

• Realistic feel, due to balanced planet enviorment, object placement, and attention to the detail (this goes as far as having different water movements and wind conditions, fog and vision in different missions),
  

• Lore-friendly, balanced, but somewhat more realistic and demanding  missions, with some nice catches, or multiple ways to solve the problems, complete with briefings (F1 button - strongly recommended)
  

• Immersive space adventure ambient music (free for non commercial use) and other edited and mixed music.
  

• 8 different maps with hand made reliefs based on some random height maps or hand painted and filtered in a thousand ways,
  

• 7 missions and two additional sandbox levels based on previous missions + two training exercise and two challenges!
  

Please report any feedback/bug reports/suggestions or problems with game/diffiiculty/balance in this thread.  Currently I'm especially looking for feedback regarding game balance, and ability to accomplish missions without them bugging out. Thank you

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(11-27-2015, 10:25 PM)tomangelo Wrote: I've played them a little (not so much free time, sadly), but I must say, your levels are AWESOME. Maybe even better than original levels.
But there are some bugs,

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Wasps in first mission sometimes hangs in air while trying to collect Titanium

, also particle effects are quite buggy (like green dots while cheching if ground is flat, or when building, probably game code fault).

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I'd like to make it faster, but that'll require some more coding, I need to do some exercises about bot communication first. Now if two or more wasps gather near one target, they will randomly stay or fly away before attempting to grab, so given enough time they will always succed.

edit: I actually decided to increase the distance between two wasps at start, and reworked some code so they should interfere with each other much less. This was too prominent in the beginning of this level, yup, after 10 sec there were often two wasps bumping into each other

(11-26-2015, 01:19 PM)True Destroyer Wrote: It works now! But only when files stay inside the zip, that's why it hasn't worked for me before, once again I'm updating everything. Thanks for help

(12-24-2015, 02:18 PM)melex750 Wrote: TO = texture opaque
TT = texture transparent
CO = color opaque
CT = color transparent

air =  view from above water
water = view from under water

(11-26-2015, 01:19 PM)True Destroyer Wrote: It works now! But only when files stay inside the zip, that's why it hasn't worked for me before, once again I'm updating everything. Thanks for help

• Compress all textures into high-compressed lossless PNG, even those resource and relief ones.
  
• Remove all Construct.bmp's. They aren't used by any level, so their existance isn't really helpful.
  
• Don't copy files that are already in the Colobot: Gold Edition data package (for example lens1.png). You should do this only when you want to save the look of original Colobot texture in your level even if standard Gold Edition data package will change and update several assets used in original levels.
  
• Use "#Include file=" command in scene file if your levels' code are using a lot of lines that are the same between levels or chapters. Then you can just split those lines of "SceneCode" into separate file.