So it is a emitter/particle system. You can use 3d assets as particles, or you can use default settings and just apply textures with transparency to them and make them say fall fast, or slow, or be smoke, move slow, high or low or wide, can even make sparks etc. They sadly did not have a serious volumetric system like they do in the newer unreal engines. back in 2009 when this was made, well from 2005 to 2009, as it was a mod, then made retail by tripwire lol, it only used unreal engine 2.5 i believe. But i kind of over did it with the fog here, going to tone it down a bit just wanted to see were it would bring my GPU to its knees lol. want to make sure it is always at least 60fps for people.

@@WraithDesignz keep up the good work buddy. it sucks they dont show hwo to do htis all in newer game engines with thse old school techniques for higher fps.

So that was just naming preference really but because it helps me remind myself that is the dimensions of the model when I first made it, and once you turn it edit poly mode, you can't see it unless you do edit poly mode in the right side menu/stack instead of right clicking and converting, or simply collapsing a stack into the modifier "Edit Poly", as it won't be destructive in nature. I could view the "Box" and it's dimensions before it went into edit poly mode and that's cool, but just easier to name it for myself this way. And the units i have setup in my project are the same as it is in KF1, 1 Unreal Unit = 0.75 Inches of real world measurement. so 16 Unreal Units or UU, would equal a foot. The character bounding box at least from my own testing, is like around 112 to 120 height, and i think 60 to 64x64 in width around so the 256x256 works pretty well. Rule of thumb usually is, the larger the environment your making, the larger increments in grid size you want to aim for or work with. So say, 16 or 32 even for buildings and interiors, but for smaller details like, debris, rocks, trash, go down to like 8 or even 4, but best to stay within 8, 16, 32, and maybe, maaaaybbbeeee 64 lol. This works too, if you go into the grid home setup of 3DS Max, (right click the big "3" icon next tot he snap icons, rotate icons etc, and go to the "Home Grid Tab" its pretty self explanatory, You will figure it out there too) I will make a video showing quickly how to change grid, scale etc so anybody can do it fast or save templates ready for building in whatever engine they choose.

@@WraithDesignz sweet, ill note this down

@@jaylonssj7005 thank you that means a lot I put a lot of my own emotions and thoughts into this and just trying to find the timing with one song without cutting it or editing it was not easy

@@WraithDesignz it was great thank you for making it happen 🙏🏾

@@maxgordon3194 this works with all versions on PC it just takes the data files so that you can open them up and view them basically it's map files and CDL files so if you look at how it's actually done you basically look in the data folder let's say BG or bg2 folder after that and then you'll go in and see these files of which you can open them up some of them may not display some of them may crash the program but just keep trying and if you have to make a list of what works and what doesn't I do that too and it will help you be able to recreate maps and levels from the game four other games or for maps to play on I'm doing the same thing right now for the game Killing Floor 1 and 2 going to recreate southvale and then the rest of Silent Hill as I can find the files and put them together and prepare them for each game engine

@@WraithDesignz awesome buddy

that's Powers actually

It can be done. Just need to convert the files to a file format GMod understands and make sure scale and unit sizes are proper. :)

anytime and you as well!

github.com/pmttavara/ph2/releases/tag/latest The program there is what I used. I will make a video soon how to use the program, but in general, I just went into the SH2 game folder, then Data, then into say BG, then you can load .map or .cdl files and it will show them already textured, but you can turn off textures, shadows, etc as well and also see wireframe, both on the textures or without.

github.com/pmttavara/ph2/releases/tag/latest

@@dreadfield5020 this is actually on PC I'm using the Dolphin Emulator which is actually the Gamecube Emulator and I'm just using GameCube ISO files the disc files to load into the emulator as well as the seamless HD project for Resident Evil 3 I also have it for the second one as well but they're basically just on the computer being emulated you just need somewhat of a good graphics card in a sense where yeah it's going to look good but if you want to look it's best you know msaa stuff like that outside of that though basically the seamless HD project takes care of all the backgrounds the computer generated one so they look all really nice

I had already bought it legit from the playstore prior to ever emulating it on my PC, so i just downloaded it again as if it was on my phone after i paid for it. Was like $10 or something like that at the time.

But do u know how to download minecraft bedrock on bluestack 4 it keeps on saying this device is not compatible or something

Let me check it out and get back to you asap.

Take a look at this. I use PcGamingWiki to help get my games looking right. www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/Silent_Hill_3

@@WraithDesignz thanx;)

Sure, many are from the steam workshop: Explosion VFX Override Creature Override Compilation by Cervantes Advanced Combat Animations Pack V4 - Override Edition D&D Classic Gelatinous Cube D&D Classic Elementals Ravenloft POTM Blood override Ravenloft POTM Skybox override New Rain Baldur's Gate 2 Spell Sounds NWN Font Override Neverwinter Nights Facelift by Zwerkules Verdant Wilderness Override Pack PBR 2K HD override textures - Mines and Caverns Dafena's Fancy Stuff Most of the mods/overrides I have and a few others mainly the Enhanced versions of most the games weapons and armor, as well as some UI elements, and VFX, such as explosions and weapon visuals. Others are tileset overrides that make the grass, ground,, trees, etc look better.

I totally agree.I actually think head-on is probably just as good as TM2 in many ways.

100,000k bitrate. Is best for 4k. 60,000k best for 2K, and 40,000k best for 1080p. I also use HEVC H.265 to both record and render out. Keeps video quality the best across the board.

There are fixes out there as well as DX8 to DX9 wrappers that can help. I forgot exactly what I did but it worked when I installed ReShade afterwards. It's how it also works in SH2 Enhanced Edition.

they have a website, and you also need the directors cut of the PC game to play it. So unless you can find the discs online and buy them, or have ISO files of the games themselves to load on a virtual drive, you won't be able to. But it is worth it once you get it. best way to play the game, but the Ray Tracing part is just me. I added that to the game via RTGI Reshade.

Hi is it free download THE RTGI is it on the reshade app or on other website?