It's done, and out and Here.
Includes a horrible historical typing error where I quote the US 29th Infantry Regiment, when in fact it was the US 26th Infantry Regiment that saw the action. How embarrassing for me ...

Anyhow, screenies.



Thanks to everyone who gave me criticism and feedback on my previous British SP Campaign, everything that I learnt since I've put into this map.



This also uses a modified version of Br3nt's AI moves without friendly chains script. So thanks to Br3nt for that, cos it works like a dream.



Also features anti-cheese scripting, retro-engineered from a Bastogne2 script, where the AI become better shots if the player is using a better weapon.



It's a tough mission but by no means impossible, just treat it like the real thing and keep your head down and run from cover-to-cover.



It's available for download at Codfiles.com

A few more screenies Here, all without the enemy in them so you won't know where they are coming from!
It's urban combat, so they come from everywhere. Fire and manouveur!

Historical typo error included free! lol.

Looks Awesome Mate Ill Download It Later And Give Feedback

No pictures for me!

Typical, that's what I get when I use something FREE.

Follow the link to the file's page at Codfiles and there are 6 full-size screenshots.

EXCELLENT WORK, MATE, ABSOLUTELY EXCELLENT!

Great work again York. I gave it a 9/10 on CODfiles. How did you make the dust come out of the ceiling? I liked the part with the planes, and breakable windows. What is with the 29th division in the readme though? I mean come on everyone knows its the 26th division who was in aachen. I am just joking, I don't think anyone will pick up on it or even notice. I didn't see it until I saw your post in here. Keep up the great work York!!I hope to be done with my next SP map in awhile, I am going real slow with school though.

For ceiling dust put in mymap_fx.gsc

level._effect["ceiling_dust"] = loadfx("fx/map_trenches/ceiling_dust.efx");

Make a trigger_once/multiple and put a script_origin on your ceiling.
trigger's targetname here is ceilingtrigger. I didn't give the script_origin a targetname, just copied it's co-ordinates (896, -4536, -32).

ceiling_trig = getent("ceilingtrigger", "targetname");
ceiling_trig waittill("trigger");
level.player playsound("muffledbiggun");
playfx (level._effect["ceiling_dust"], (896, -4536, -32));
earthquake(0.3, 2, level.player.origin + (0,0,0), 350); // scale duration source radius

So, player walks through trigger, sound plays on the player, dust fx plays on the script_origin and a very light earthquake rocks the player. Magnitude is 0.3 and lasts 2 seconds, going out for 350 units.
The sound muffledbiggun is my alias for one of the far-away artillery sounds I found looking through the game pk3s.

Easy! I liked it so much I put it in 4 times! lol

The planes are just script_models using the moveto command aimed at a script_origin with a flyby sound synked.

There's a tutorial on breakable windows around here somewhere, it's how I learnt.

One Here using exploders but there is an easier and really better way Here. I started off using the first and then switched to the second. Most of my windows feature both, thus more glass shatters out.

LOL! The forum censored my word sh-a-tters!



edited on Feb. 11, 2006 08:47 pm by Yorkshire-Rifles

nice map York.. i still think its too hard

oh.. BTW, this is 4242876914C from CoDFiles

It's merely challenging!

I just replayed it, finished it in just over 45 minutes, died 4 times (most while trying to kill the tank and once in the main square).

Spent most of the time lying on the ground avoiding bullets and sniping back + occassionally standing up and sprinting to the next bit of cover.

another great project