Echo Productions company

Well, PL, in all honesty I think I can say that - yes, we are serious. However, despite our seriousness, we're still very, very early in the development stage.

Most of us are relative newcomers to molding, either starting out with or with a basic grasp of one or two areas. So far, we've got one dedicated modeler (who definitely has a lot of models), but only a light scattering of people who can code and texture.

Currently, the biggest hangup is in texture and animation - Zombolt is our best texturer, but for whatever reason he's been having errors while unwrapping. However, that right now is the only major impediment - if we can get past that, then coders can start attempting to work on the model, and putting it in game.

We can try to answer any more of your questions given more detail, but that's a brief answer. It's also the reason this group is still private - we're not going to open anything up, i daresay, until we actually have something to offer people.

I can respect that, actually.

If you are serious, did you read the "Starting a project, and not letting the project die" tutorials by NinjaDave? He put up all his mistakes in starting a mod for all to see so others could avoid it!

I did, actually, though until now never saw the second part. Although I am not the leader of the team, I've taken the advice within it with me.

i read all the stuff regarding R A 3 modding in preparations, including that guide by ninjadave. the biggest obstacle is not only the UVW unwrapping part, but also the very vague process of animating and rigging.

unwrapping wouldnt be a massive obstacle if the models you lot posted weren't so complex

yes, it would.

his model have a mad poly count or something like that i think the malice by its self has more than a apoc tank