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Could be possible, when they are playable.




I was thinking of doing several versions. First of doing them TresEd friendly, or at least to show proper textures. Then another one which will be playable in later engines. Then, for the same project as ASUM, and TI's big island project a version that fits more to all levels.

I agree that the ground textures will looks pretty weird comparing to the other retail levels, as they are more colorful. Why I also thinking of doing more than one version as ground textures are the easiest thing to work with

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"...there used to be more benches, but InGen's workers removed them during the evacuation in the name of framerate."

"The main laboratory and administrative buildings. This is where we made our work, where the real magic trick happen. When they are in need of height fixing, they'll come here." - Hammond

Sounds like a plan. I've already got PH in my island level, so it's only a question of actually getting the objects into the level itself.



Yeah, what I meant is that there should be a version of PH which retains all of the original stuff (dinos, textures, terrain, etc), as well as a version which makes it fit better into retail. That way, you can have both a standalone PH level as it originally were, and a PH level that fits perfectly into the final game. There would also have to be an edit of JR to take out all of the PH stuff, as well as edits to the terrain of JR, PH and IJ to make them all line up correctly.

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Lots of interesting ideas here... I for one (as with Hilwo) quite like the special terrain textures in PH. I guess there's an imaginary mod somewhere where all levels are that way..

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T-Script Reference / Trespasser Millennium / JP Dark Secrets / Tres File Box

This is why I prefer to make several versions, as it is mainly only terrain changes anyway, that will suite more people (And I like original stuff )

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"...there used to be more benches, but InGen's workers removed them during the evacuation in the name of framerate."

"The main laboratory and administrative buildings. This is where we made our work, where the real magic trick happen. When they are in need of height fixing, they'll come here." - Hammond

I also really like the terrain textures in PH, but I'd like to have a version that is consistent with the retail levels so that they don't seem to be coming from entirely different games. I definitely prefer their original terrain objects and layout though. It looks more realistic to me, especially what they did with the PCGamer IJ level - a base layer of dirt with ground overlayed on top of that. Very advanced for its time, when most games would have just used flat grass textures with no overlays.

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Yeah. Terrain objects seem to have become very simplified by build 116.

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T-Script Reference / Trespasser Millennium / JP Dark Secrets / Tres File Box

I've updated the first post. Added new proper TresEd levels for all except 2 levels. Also added a playable version of Jungle Road for anyone to mess around in. I hope you find that fun Glitch

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"...there used to be more benches, but InGen's workers removed them during the evacuation in the name of framerate."

"The main laboratory and administrative buildings. This is where we made our work, where the real magic trick happen. When they are in need of height fixing, they'll come here." - Hammond

Nice! *goes to download*

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T-Script Reference / Trespasser Millennium / JP Dark Secrets / Tres File Box

Of course I will. JR's like my favorite level from retail. (though now I kinda love PH a little more tbh.)

The terrain in Trespasser is quite interesting. Quite like, how it is made of many individual squares. Not as effective as painted terrain, as in other games but the result is quite effective if practiced right.

I really wish Lee would fix that ground texture blurring problem on flat terrain. (it also seems to happen sometimes on terrain that isn't completely flat) It hurts the game pretty bad and ruins the immersion for me and until it's fixed hi-res textures are gonna be out of the question for me.

As for what I'm doing now, I'm currently working on giving JR the same treatment I gave PH. (JPOG dinos and stuff) I do kinda wish Geomadd's directory import didn't have the chance of rendering the level unplayable though. Porting everything one at a time is just time consuming as fuck.

I know Lee have looked at the terrain textures. The issue is that Trespasser uses different layers for the terrain if I remember correctly, that is how it can be applied on top of the terrain like that. If he could fix it he would, or will one day. I agree with the hi-res textures. I do find the function useful tho as you can kinda bypass Trespasser's palette limit in levels, making it easier to not get weird looking textures as they have palette assigned to them. This way you can use the original ones we got from the Mystery Models packs, even tho the difference can barely be seen. So the function is pretty nice.

Sounds good Glitch, nice to see someone is doing work on it.

As for the Directory import, I've noticed that too. You can use it if you have only a few meshes. Another way around it would be to edit one TPM and import all information from the other ones into one single you then import. However, you need to make sure they are in the correct order ($Physics->Physics->Magnets->Mesh iirc) in order for them to work properly. But yes, I wish it did work better.

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"...there used to be more benches, but InGen's workers removed them during the evacuation in the name of framerate."

"The main laboratory and administrative buildings. This is where we made our work, where the real magic trick happen. When they are in need of height fixing, they'll come here." - Hammond

Importing can be a bitch like that, yes. Typically I try to help that problem by making multiple folders for a single export session, so that small groups can be done as Import Directory, saving time/hassal. Eventually you may get an idea of what sorts of things cause GeomAdd to frak up; TrnObjs for example are simple and don't complicate GeomAdd's work, while doors with magnets and $ubmodels are complicated and build up some sort of "clusterfuck potential" haha.

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T-Script Reference / Trespasser Millennium / JP Dark Secrets / Tres File Box