Marathon's original QuickTime 2.x instruments, brought to modern DAWs in sample form.
Suitable for playing back Marathon MIDI files or incorporating these instruments into a new Marathon soundtrack.
Just set the user folder path of your SFZ player to the Aiffdisk and enjoy!
QuickTime Musical Instruments is property of Apple Computer, Inc. and Roland Corporation ©1994 All rights reserved. Do not use or distribute this reproduction for purposes other than Marathon-related activities. Do not sell this reproduction.
ampeg_release may need to be adjusted on some of the instruments to properly recreate.
2.1 accented hi-hat sounds weird but that may just be how QuickTime processes it in a mix.
Random spikes in MIDI playback may be caused by duplicate notes.
If more instruments are needed, please contact me on Discord: @Solar-Tron #6173
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.
Shouldn't be any incompatibilities with other plugins.
Weapon frames from Damage Incorporated modified to fit Marathon's physics and animations.
Damage Incorporated is owned solely by Paranoid Productions. No copyright infringement was intended.
-This project will grow over time to things bigger than just weapons. The biggest in scope would basically be a port of Damaged Incorporated to Aleph One (not happening in the slightest, btw). Expect updates.
-No HUD icons yet. Some weapons and items are redundant
-Just a shapes file for now, learning how to patch and plugin
Marathon 1 monster textures at 16x the original resolution using xBR scaling. Includes marine textures and every color palette.
Credits: - General Tacticus, who helped me index M1's original shapes file - Treellama, who helped me use Aorta to remove blue from the textures - Hawkynt, who created the program that could batch upscale 2,602 textures, and - Hyllian, who created the xBR 4x scaling algorithm
3D in Aleph One always blows my mind because height is like a pseudo dimension where looking down literally makes everything tilt forward (I'm not kidding, that's how it works).