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Published: 2013-07-28 14:59:47 +0000 UTC; Views: 70899; Favourites: 275; Downloads: 553
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Plaing a bit with shadowrun Returns' Level Editor. This is the first room I threw together. "Ugly but Powerful" really fits the editor - I did some postwork in Photoshop to smooth the roughest edges. However, it's really a nice tool - both to add runs, even entire campaigns, to Shadowrun Returns, but also to just set up location maps for characters and tabletop adventures, if you invest some work (The cut-away south and east wall, for instance, is postwork, though I really wish SRR's Editor had that function from the Sims ...).Anyway, a character of mine lives here! Yes, he's not the most well-off runner there is. Content is (c) Harebrained Schemes and Ghost knows who else (IP ownership with Shadowrun is such a mess).
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Ok, well that's kinda freaky how close this is to my first apartment >.>Β
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Shadowrun? I'm playing it right now! It's really a good RPG, it looks like D&D but set in a Earth Dystopian future
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Wow - I had no idea you can create something so cool in the editor! To me it seemed so chaotic when I first opened it... I really like what you did with it.
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Nifty timing... I see this and tell myself, "I wonder how much SRR costs on Steam?"
Sale, 75% off.
Thanks for the inadvertent ad.
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Happy to help that game. It's pretty awesome.
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this just makes me wish I could make isometric art look this good..
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Great. I did the same for some place of my campaign and characters lifestyle ^^
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I feel like the gun case that's back is to the coffee table is a little odd, but that's my only thought that even comes close to being classified as a complaint.
I've always loved seeing art in which someone takes something from a program that let's them build something such as the Shadowrun Returns Level Editor and then adds on to it in their own little ways. And this here really feels... Cozy. Makes me wish one of my own characters lived here.
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Yeah, it may be a few pixels too far towards the table.
I just love mod editors. I'm waiting for the new tilesets from berlin for my next project with the SRR editor, though.
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I like! I've been working with the Shadowrun Returns editor too, though I haven't gone the length of making any custom objects. Got any sort of tutorial or explanation on making the cut-away walls? That would be really handy for a lot of what I'd like to do. I'm also really thankful the Shadowrun Returns wiki is so helpful with tips about the editor- it's a long process to work through it all, though.Β
Have you put together an adventure or campaign that this fits in, out of curiosity?
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The walls are postwork in protoshop, but basically, all you'd nee dto do would be create a new object (in the editor, it'S rather easy) and assign it a graphic of a cut wall you made.
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Β I wish someone would made a good game mode like shadowrun from sega, sandboxed,i tryed nexus but seems a bit un-polishd
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You can try shadowrun returns; it also has isometric perspective for maximum nostalgia. The editor is usable, but you should know some coding, and you will need to fiddle with scenes a lot because the graphics clip badly.
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I did but im more of a shadowrun for sega fan(sandbox rpg) then shadowrun from snesΒ
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Yeah, it doesn't do sandbox very well. Maybe that'll change a bit with the Berlin DLC.
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Dear God! This looks like my house! Except for the AK's and the shower!!! HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!
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Heh, no to try and figure out how to work it myself.Β I do like the idea of using it to build things for the group.
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With soem photoshop postwork it'S pretty easy. IT lacks all kinds of items though, and I am currently looking into just making a stuff pack for the enterprising editor user. We need more posters, for instance. More streetsigns. More corp logos. More apllicances. And more generic tech stuff.
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Me and Photoshop are not good friends at all.Β
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So is the SRR Editor.Β Blerg it is ugly indeed!
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The clipping and dominance of walls over everything gives me constant headaches.
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Now even fictional figures have cooler rooms than me in real life... x-)
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Nice! Β I'm loving the game itself so far, but I haven't messed with the level editor yet.
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Now this is definitely the pad of a shadowrunner. Perhaps one who has a bunch of bad runs but a pad none the less.
I agree with the clipping, I wish they had implemented a way to set 'dominance' so one object is forced on top of another in the editor. Looking forward to more!
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Yes, me too. That's definitly patch material if they ever care ... it would make building much smoother.
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What a mess ^^. Sleeping area is well thought I have to say, anyone wandering in would just assume that no one is home at first glance.
How fiddly was it to put this all together?
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Also, you can reach the shotgun hidden under the couch.Β
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If you don't accidentally grab the apartment's resident devilrat family first
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What, you mean the "Self-Perpetuating Emergency Rations"?Β
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Not very tasty but nutritionally sufficient, hope you got that digestive expansion!
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Devil Rat and Rice a la Tang.Β
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Tang as in the orange drink stuff? sounds delightfully like what college students eat XD
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Well, someone living in a barrens squat isn't likely to get real oranges for the sauce now, are they?Β
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Given the amount of vitamins and minerals in a real orange, barrens folk might actually get poisoned by the stuff
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Jerry Garcia died of good health. Β
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Medium fiddly once I was told you can adjust props by pressing alt and using the cursor buttons. I still had to smooth some mismatched textrues on walls in Photoshop and crea
Ugh okay. I have yet to try out the editor myself though frankly now it seems that I would have an easier time just ripping out the assets and slapping things together in photoshop.
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Yes, probably. I'll dabble with lights next; maybe this will make things more worthwhile. Also, since I found the editor has a function to create new props, a prop pack is incoming. Most props have two views, which are the same image mirrored horizontally. Easy mode in photoshop.
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Neat. Looking forward to it.
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