This is a single player experience for all terminator fans using the unreal engine III by Epic Games. set in the year 2029 you are placed in the boots a of soldier serving for humankind against the ruthless army of machines. The final campaign will feature nine chapters of a roller coaster ride, inspired by James Cameron's masterpiece franchise.

Confront the many killing machines at skynet's disposal including the HK aerial, the HK tank, the mini HK, and the legendary T800 with an arsenal of futuristic plasma weapons.

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runeblade265
runeblade265 - - 9 comments

Nice looking gun.

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Sir_Kamil
Sir_Kamil - - 383 comments

this game is getting better and better by the MINUTE!

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Malcore
Malcore - - 45 comments

I looked at this and I said to myself, "Now that is just beautiful..."

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Shadow-Marine
Shadow-Marine - - 158 comments

Beautiful apocalypse ?
these guys can do anything

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branpurn
branpurn - - 263 comments

The chain link on the chain-link fencing seems a bit off-color. Other than that, this is a really great screenshot.

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Narlyteeth Author
Narlyteeth - - 463 comments

the chainlink fencing is a single poly. unfortunately, the engine only renders light on one side of a poly. in this case, it's glowing because it's rendering light's being accepted from the other side.

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[Q]uik
[Q]uik - - 458 comments

hmm, are you using a specular map for that? it might fix the problem... maybe it wont since i have no experience with this or any other engines. Good luck witht hat anyhow =)

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zombieOnion
zombieOnion - - 632 comments

But you can add a poly facing the other way, slightly to the side of the first one, and have back-face rendering turned off, that way both sides get their own lighting, at the cost of 2 extra triangles per model.

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Narlyteeth Author
Narlyteeth - - 463 comments

never-mind, apparently, lightmass has an option to light only one side of a double sided, single poly

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SourHyperion1
SourHyperion1 - - 860 comments

I wish i could get this to work...

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Cybio
Cybio - - 1,010 comments

It's simply amazing ;-)

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tekkenboy
tekkenboy - - 50 comments

holy crap he graphs look better than crysis

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Renorick
Renorick - - 477 comments

Now THAT'S saying something! (I agree, it is as good if not BETTER than Crysis...)

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