good luck! just pretend you can use Max or whatever and then figure it out once you get the job - worked for me :) seriously, once you get your head round the basic concepts its actually easier to use Max/Maya etc than a 'simpler' level editor like Radiant. Or at least its easier to make more compli...

hehe, sorry man

it is a somewhat overworked genre though.

wow cardigan u worked on TS:FP. that game is unbleavably good, well better than the other 2 game. what else did you make on that game? or only that disco level (man i hate that map)? er.. thanks.. I think. :confused: I also did the first level and the art-decoish retro-futuristic underground base l...

I must say I'm not especially keen on the Doom3 Engine lighting - works OK for dark space stations I guess but not much scope for anything else. A lot of the Q4 remakes of Q3 maps seem to look worse than the originals and I think that's 99% down to the lighting.

(what happened to 'Blunt Trauma' ?) it ended up as the disco multiplayer level in Timesplitters: Future Perfect, available now from all good software stores! :) If you want to check it out, theres a video here: http://www.gametrailers.com/gamepage.php?id=1334 (choose the multiplayer disco video) tb...

Nottingham's a nice place

TruthfulLiar - we currently need one or two extra artists for my team, but the other team (who's game is at an earlier stage of development) will be needing quite a few as time goes on.

We always hire talented people regardless of whether we have an official 'opening' or not anyway

obsidian wrote:

*Cardigan* wrote:If you're interested and can either commute... to Nottingham, England...

Hrm... I was feeling pretty interested, but how long does it take to commute to Nottingham from Toronto? Darn.

dunno, but we already have some of you fellow countrymen working here

hey wvw!

I always thought you were in the UK, don't ask me why... anyways, you could always move

what are you doing with yourself these days?

Sorry about the cut/paste job from map center, but: Hi there folks, I've not been around for a while, but hopefully a few of you might remember me from the halcyon days of Quake 3 (happy sigh of nostalgia). Since then I've been working at Free Radical Design, where I'm now lead artist on one of the ...

My god, it's been a long time! I can't believe how many of the names here I still recognize!

So how the hell are you all? And is Quake 4 any good then? I've not bought it for fear of being horribly disillusioned after the glorious wonderment of my time with Quake 3.