Some of you may know me from Unreal (probably not!), the original that is, or perhaps you have played another
product of BotRejectsInc online. Here I will add Unreal maps as I build them. So far there is one. This map has no
monsters or bots to fight, it's just for exploring at the moment (see if you can find the secrets in the mountains). Feel
free to modify, use or publish these maps or derivatives thereof - assuming that they actually contain something you
like! You need the original Unreal to play these files. Simply download them and then double-click.
product of BotRejectsInc online. Here I will add Unreal maps as I build them. So far there is one. This map has no
monsters or bots to fight, it's just for exploring at the moment (see if you can find the secrets in the mountains). Feel
free to modify, use or publish these maps or derivatives thereof - assuming that they actually contain something you
like! You need the original Unreal to play these files. Simply download them and then double-click.
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Note: you will need Unreal (the original) to play this map - though I believe that it should be importable into the later
versions of UnrealEd which come with later versions of Unreal and Unreal Tournament. Some screenshots (in no
particular order) are below (click on image for large version):
versions of UnrealEd which come with later versions of Unreal and Unreal Tournament. Some screenshots (in no
particular order) are below (click on image for large version):
Looks like a portal dolmen - I wonder
where that leads?
where that leads?
It wasn't me ... honest!
Stalactites and stalagmites; is that a
waterfall I can hear...
waterfall I can hear...
I wonder where that leads?
Beats that stormy weather outside!
Now where did I put those secret rooms? there's a lift up here somewhere ... oops! I forgot about that trap! This map uses a
realistic looking sky that was made without a skybox, however, razor jacks will bounce off this sky, which could make it
dangerous in those mountains! See if you can find the room with the spaceship in it.
Actually I think that the lighting needs a bit more work in some of the rooms on this map.
realistic looking sky that was made without a skybox, however, razor jacks will bounce off this sky, which could make it
dangerous in those mountains! See if you can find the room with the spaceship in it.
Actually I think that the lighting needs a bit more work in some of the rooms on this map.
Please test the maps and let me know what you think - unless I get constructive feedback on the good and bad points of
these maps, I cannot make them any better for you! Also, if you like some things and not others then get me to make mods or
modify the maps yourself. You have our permission to cut and past features (such as trilithon teleporters) into your own maps
without acknowledging us, but if you make a map mod then please acknowledge BotRejectsInc (in addition to yourself of
course!).
Please let us know if you have any problems playing these maps. They were made with the 226 patch installed. Also let us
know about playability and what you do and don't like - these maps are here for testing! Contact Bot at:
BotRejectsInc@Cronodon.com
In the meantime, why not buy a copy of Unreal - most peeps prefer Unreal Tournament, but I think that the original (Unreal 1)
is more exciting, personally.
Learn more about Unreal here.
Download the 226 final patch ... always tricky to find, but it's out there somewhere ....
UnrealEd ships with Unreal and Unreal only costs a fiver or so these days. Be warned, however, UnrealEd has some
suspicious bugs (I doubt the mappers used such a buggy piece of software, but then it was written in pre-.NET Visual Basic
(cringe) - it's easy to criticise when one is used to Visual Studio .NET, but this program is very sophisticated and these were
the early days of computer programming). Seriously, so long as you rebuild and save often, especially when playing with
pawns, triggers and decorations, then it gets the job done a treat.
You can learn how to use UnrealEd with Wolf's tutorials. Ok so Wolf said to link to his page if one's maps are awesome, well
maybe these aren't awesome but Wolf's tutorials really are useful if you read them carefully! These things take practise and
patience.
Also useful: Jax Sedrin's Unreal Console Command/Key Binding Tutorial (for the Mac but it seems to work the same on my PC
so far as I have tested it).
Also check out one of the few clans that Bot has not managed (inadvertently) to upset (!): www.rokclan.net
I always forget that pressing F9 takes a screenshot ... just think of all those deathmatches that I won online which I could have
taken a screenshot of... . Maybe next time! I still play often, so maybe I will see you there - and I am practising more and
getting goodish again ... lol! I have played Unreal 1 for four years now. However, I don't play that often these days (maybe
once a week) and I always use an alias or occasionally go by BotRejectsInc, but some of you may know me as... another
bot-sounding name!
I have not played all available Unreal maps, not by any means (!) and any major resemblance of these maps to other existing
maps is purely coincidental.
these maps, I cannot make them any better for you! Also, if you like some things and not others then get me to make mods or
modify the maps yourself. You have our permission to cut and past features (such as trilithon teleporters) into your own maps
without acknowledging us, but if you make a map mod then please acknowledge BotRejectsInc (in addition to yourself of
course!).
Please let us know if you have any problems playing these maps. They were made with the 226 patch installed. Also let us
know about playability and what you do and don't like - these maps are here for testing! Contact Bot at:
BotRejectsInc@Cronodon.com
In the meantime, why not buy a copy of Unreal - most peeps prefer Unreal Tournament, but I think that the original (Unreal 1)
is more exciting, personally.
Learn more about Unreal here.
Download the 226 final patch ... always tricky to find, but it's out there somewhere ....
UnrealEd ships with Unreal and Unreal only costs a fiver or so these days. Be warned, however, UnrealEd has some
suspicious bugs (I doubt the mappers used such a buggy piece of software, but then it was written in pre-.NET Visual Basic
(cringe) - it's easy to criticise when one is used to Visual Studio .NET, but this program is very sophisticated and these were
the early days of computer programming). Seriously, so long as you rebuild and save often, especially when playing with
pawns, triggers and decorations, then it gets the job done a treat.
You can learn how to use UnrealEd with Wolf's tutorials. Ok so Wolf said to link to his page if one's maps are awesome, well
maybe these aren't awesome but Wolf's tutorials really are useful if you read them carefully! These things take practise and
patience.
Also useful: Jax Sedrin's Unreal Console Command/Key Binding Tutorial (for the Mac but it seems to work the same on my PC
so far as I have tested it).
Also check out one of the few clans that Bot has not managed (inadvertently) to upset (!): www.rokclan.net
I always forget that pressing F9 takes a screenshot ... just think of all those deathmatches that I won online which I could have
taken a screenshot of... . Maybe next time! I still play often, so maybe I will see you there - and I am practising more and
getting goodish again ... lol! I have played Unreal 1 for four years now. However, I don't play that often these days (maybe
once a week) and I always use an alias or occasionally go by BotRejectsInc, but some of you may know me as... another
bot-sounding name!
I have not played all available Unreal maps, not by any means (!) and any major resemblance of these maps to other existing
maps is purely coincidental.
Below is a second free map from BotRejectsInc. This map has a little bit of a story and some monsters to keep you on your
toes. It's about an agricultural starship, Photon Rider, supplying a colony, but it runs into a spot of bother...
Click here to download demo map Photon_Rider
toes. It's about an agricultural starship, Photon Rider, supplying a colony, but it runs into a spot of bother...
Click here to download demo map Photon_Rider
Above: some screenshots of demo_Photon_Rider. The first one looks familiar ... . Dark? Well, better switch the lights on
then... .
Although the second map is a story map and the first was just my first experiment (and might be adaptable, but is probably a
bit big for a deathmatch) I originally intended to make maps for deathmatches, neither map is set up as such, though it could
be, particularly Initiation, but I will add a couple of deathmatch maps soon. Also I am currently working on an enhanced and
expanded version of Photon-Rider with enhanced graphical effects and extra rooms and an enhanced story-line...
then... .
Although the second map is a story map and the first was just my first experiment (and might be adaptable, but is probably a
bit big for a deathmatch) I originally intended to make maps for deathmatches, neither map is set up as such, though it could
be, particularly Initiation, but I will add a couple of deathmatch maps soon. Also I am currently working on an enhanced and
expanded version of Photon-Rider with enhanced graphical effects and extra rooms and an enhanced story-line...
Those megaliths turn up everywhere...
Ok, so I made the clouds fast, but this
isn't Earth you know!
Ok, so I made the clouds fast, but this
isn't Earth you know!
Looks like one robot is missing...
Ok, so not all the lights are working,
but I bet its lighter down below...
but I bet its lighter down below...
Harmony is a third free map (courtesy of BotRejectsInc) and is a deathmatch map and although I have not put paths in for the
bots they play fairly well if you play the computer. (Bots need paths to give them instructions and to stop them loitering,
otherwise they respond only to what they see and hear. I shall add this feature later as it makes bots more formidable
opponents, however, on this particular map the bots behave quite well in any case). This map works well with about 6 or more
bots. I also think that the architecture needs jazzing up a bit, but I want to see if the playability works first.
bots they play fairly well if you play the computer. (Bots need paths to give them instructions and to stop them loitering,
otherwise they respond only to what they see and hear. I shall add this feature later as it makes bots more formidable
opponents, however, on this particular map the bots behave quite well in any case). This map works well with about 6 or more
bots. I also think that the architecture needs jazzing up a bit, but I want to see if the playability works first.
