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https://github.com/rkuykendall/Simplici7y/issues/8

Robert / Switch

997 downloads, 1 review, 0 screenshots, 5.0 rating

(Finished version will be labelled Space0ut 1.0, expect this map to be flawed until then)

Space0ut is a Marathon Infinity duel map where split second movement will affect your cover and sightlines.

Space0ut will possibly burn your retinas, or impressions of my map if played using M2.

Texture alignment is the last priority right now, but if you feel like I'm murdering your eyesight, please let me know.

Notes for version 0.02:

0.01 - First release, may or may not explode when opened.

0.02 - Alienwep spawn raised (accessible by teleporter), south side balancing.

0.03 (In Progress) - Lighting improved, geometry changes, textures dewierdified, items ACTUALLY spawn now.

990 downloads, 0 reviews, 5 screenshots, 0.0 rating

So this is the files for Frolic. Not much to add but that this was unfinished.

Notes for version 0.0:

Added.

973 downloads, 1 review, 3 screenshots, 4.0 rating

classic shit by my man mordekai. all three known versions plus an extra, exclusive, all-new level "NEW SCHOOL BOLLYWOOD" by me. enjoy

Notes for version 1.0:

first collected version

<3 mord

963 downloads, 2 reviews, 1 screenshot, 5.0 rating

This is a little map-pack I made to show what I'm capable of doing. It's not masterpieces but I'm pretty proud of my work.

It contains 4 maps and a shapes file which replaces the Sewage set. The maps are:

Horrible Horrid Environment And Demise (Negative at first yes)

Just keep yourself wise with the rating. This is a beginner's set.

EDIT: I forgot to add that this requires a certain song to be better. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tCYhXCkcbas

Notes for version 0.1:

0.1* Released into Simplici7y

949 downloads, 2 reviews, 3 screenshots, 2.0 rating

An alephone plugin that can be used to help you determine if your map has enough differential shading. It will turn all of the floors, ceilings, and walls solid green. If you do not have enough differential shading, it will be difficult or impossible to look around and see the architecture of your map.

If after turning this plugin on, you can navigate your level easily and see all of the architecture, your map has adequate differential shading.

You will likely need to disable other texture plugins and any others that run lua like visual mode when using this plugin.

928 downloads, 1 review, 2 screenshots, 5.0 rating

For the people who can't stand the 80° FOV and want to experiment with the Aleph One engine.

Notes for version 1.1:

-conflictions with HD weapons fixed -FOV not working fixed -comments removed from FOV.mml -Readme updated with more information

925 downloads, 1 review, 1 screenshot, 5.0 rating

A similar scaled texture pack as "xBR Monsters for M1", but this is for M1's weapons and the algorithm is slightly different.

I would recommend leaving linear filtering on to smooth out the textures.

Notes for version 1.0:

Shouldn't be any incompatibilities with other plugins.

917 downloads, 0 reviews, 1 screenshot, 0.0 rating

This is not a serious map, it's a Lua experiment.

Context for this map is here:

http://pfhorums.com/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=53587

915 downloads, 0 reviews, 0 screenshots, 0.0 rating

I’ve remastered the entire Marathon Infinity sounds file. The most obviously noticeable changes are that many sounds are much less distorted (with the side effect of being roughly half as loud as the originals – adjust your game/system volume as needed), and sounds will feature approximations of upper frequencies that were missing on the originals. Many sounds that were originally 8-bit (a good example is the “got item” sound) will also be much less noisy. Detailed information on the changes is included as a .pdf with the download.

This works with any Aleph One scenario that uses vanilla Infinity sounds. It also works with Marathon 2 on Aleph One - it probably won’t work with the vanilla Marathon 2 apps for either Windows or Mac. If you really need a version of these for vanilla Marathon 2, ask me nicely and I may consider making one (though because I’m in the process of remixing many of these directly from the CD-quality sources, I may not bother until I’m done with that).

Important: ALEPH ONE VERSIONS BEFORE 1.3.0 REQUIRE YOU TO RESTART THE GAME AFTER SELECTING THESE SOUNDS. (Bold and caps so you don’t miss it.) On the plus side, you’ll only have to do this once (unless you move back to the defaults for whatever reason). And you should really upgrade to 1.3.1 or 1.4pre2 – it’s generally a bad idea to run old software, and you can no longer even gather or join net games with releases prior to 1.3.0.

Notes for version 1.1:

Finally uploading a new version, primarily because I’d mixed up the “S’pht Door Closing” and “S’pht Door Opening” sounds. This is because the sounds file itself had them mixed up in the 8-bit sounds slot, which was what I was using to check that I’d uploaded the right versions of everything; and also because ShapeFusion also has them mixed up. (I’m supposing Anvil may also have mixed them up, but I haven’t checked.) In any case, the game seems to want them where the vanilla file has them in the 16-bit slots, so anyone else who wants to make new versions of the sounds should take note: The “S’pht Door Opening” and “S’pht Door Closing” sounds are mislabelled in ShapeFusion. (The mislabelling may also be true of the Pfhor Door sounds; I’d advise double-checking. However, I did not mix those up, because the 8-bit and 16-bit sounds for those are in the same slot.)

The other major change is that I have moved all of the sounds to the 8-bit slot rather than the 16-bit slot. These sounds are all 16-bit, but on the whole, the game doesn’t care one way or the other; it will still play them as 16-bit sounds. Note that, on old versions of Aleph One, you’ll need to restart the game after selecting these sounds. On the plus side, you will only need to do this once (unless you go back to the default sounds for whatever reason). This was due to a caching bug that was fixed in 1.3, so if you’re running an old version of Aleph One, you should upgrade to 1.3.1 or 1.4pre2. The advantage to moving them to the 8-bit slot is that if you accidentally select 8-bit sounds, you will no longer hear silence. Everything will sound really bad, but at least you’ll hear something!

(Note that I wrote the readme file to this version before the caching bug was fixed, so it won’t reflect that this step is no longer necessary in recent versions of Aleph One. I don’t feel it’s worth rereleasing the sounds purely to update the readme, particularly since I’ve by now remixed many of them directly from the CD-quality sources – expect a major new release sometime in 2021.)

I may also have revised a few of these sounds since 1.0. I didn’t keep detailed notes, so I have no idea what I changed.

Should you have any questions, you can contact me on the Pfhorums (same username as here), reddit (/u/aaronnotarobot), or Discord (Aaron#6608; you will need to be a member of the subreddit Discord – or some other Discord I’m in – to contact me). Enjoy!

904 downloads, 0 reviews, 0 screenshots, 0.0 rating