Things from my backyard (new enemies)
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- Author(s): Seseler
- Categories: Development, Graphics
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This is a really cool graphics pack with well made enemy graphics. The abominable intestinal tentacled flesh cannon of woe steals the show, mostly by spraying the audience with caustic vomit-diarrhea from its oral-cloaca (maybe, I'm just making this up as I go), but a steal's a steal.
I also quite like the walking barrels and crates, they're a rather goofy contrast to the flesh monstrosity, and would work well in a light-hearted setting. Like a circus, which the bombs-on-a-balloon seem tailor-made for. The flayed pillbug is decidedly less jovial, at least unless there are clowns involved... (NOT included in this graphics pack, so I trust this would be a fully nice, run-of-the-mill flying bomb circus)
The file comes with a test dmod and all the enemies have good template scripts. What more can you ask?
Well you can always ask 'Will it blend?', and as of version r2 these graphics come with the blender files used to make them, so the answer is a resounding yes!
I also wanna say this file is really neatly organized. Everything is easily grabbable, the copyright policy (or lack thereof) is clearly stated, and the blender zip credits the makers of some third party textures the author used.
I also quite like the walking barrels and crates, they're a rather goofy contrast to the flesh monstrosity, and would work well in a light-hearted setting. Like a circus, which the bombs-on-a-balloon seem tailor-made for. The flayed pillbug is decidedly less jovial, at least unless there are clowns involved... (NOT included in this graphics pack, so I trust this would be a fully nice, run-of-the-mill flying bomb circus)
The file comes with a test dmod and all the enemies have good template scripts. What more can you ask?
Well you can always ask 'Will it blend?', and as of version r2 these graphics come with the blender files used to make them, so the answer is a resounding yes!
I also wanna say this file is really neatly organized. Everything is easily grabbable, the copyright policy (or lack thereof) is clearly stated, and the blender zip credits the makers of some third party textures the author used.
