Profile of Rosbone

I am noob. What are you planning on doing with this map?

From what I have read this is the map editor for SOURCE based games. The thing I saw showed Half Life. Which was based on the Quake engine.

The Quake engine maps were based on using Binary Space Partitioning (BSP). Hammer appears to use BSP also. Quake used the term BRUSH also as a 3D convex object. I seem to recall a brush was needed for the BSP to work correctly. This let the engine divide up all object faces as in front or behind a plane (face). Somehow you can then draw each face in front to back order which greatly sped up rendering in the old days, since most things would fail the Z buffer test and not be rendered fully.

It also looks like this editor is very similar to the RADIANT editor for Quake. Interested to see how close they are in operation.

I do not know what modern game engines use for space partitioning. Since GPUs are so fast, they may just draw everything and let the far plane clipping, MIP MAPS, and LOD do the work of speeding up a scene.

I believe the BSP was also used for object collision. Modern games again have way too many faces to attempt clipping. So there are usually invisible collision objects created that surround a very dense 3D object. Unreal engine uses this technique for example. Since Quake (Half Life) ran on slower PCs I have been tempted to make a ridiculous high poly Quake 3 map to see how good it can look on my fast PC.

Pretty cool Don. I am impressed.

I get your point and agree. I am not an expert on Denuvo.

My thought process was that Denuvo downloads some pieces of code that runs so you cant hack it. So in my smol mind it seems like you would want that piece of code to have the FOW, Zoom Distance, etc code. So it is run fresh from the Denuvo server every game. Pipe dream I guess.

And by changing the code every so often it would break any current hacks.

As you said, Sega/Relic is probably only worried that we are not copying it for friends. Which is super dumb. Only reason why I played Coh1 was someone gave me a copy. Then I went on to buy 4 copies of every release (for family and friends). So the hack actually sold like 15 copies of the games that would have never been sold.

Mechanized with dual vet1 jeep can bully DaK early game even in 2s, but is micro intensive.

I am not a Coh3 player but I play one on forums: I thought this was the USF meta at the moment. Jeeps that can cap(Vet 1) is a good way to go in my smol mind.

Points to Katitof.

Traditional gaming forums are a relic (pun intended) of the past with a 2000s kind of vibe. Discord is the modern way tbh

Which is sad since we cant internet search Discord so all that info is gone and owned by Discord. Very bad idea.

Too bad Org saw that Coh3 was going to be DOA. So they abandoned this site faster than players abandoned Coh3.

One complaint of Coh2 was there is no light vehicle play. Coh3 brings us to where peoples complaints brought us. It also matches the war setting in the area.

Another Coh2 complaint was heavy tank stall. Thus light and mediums are the focus. Go ahead and stall for a Tiger, I will have map control with my M8s and Chaffees. Then I will snare and circle your Tiger to death.

It seems like Relic did exactly what people asked for. It just needs more VP tick time (not less), so people can play up to larger tanks before the time runs out.