Spring RTS Engine

Beach Invasion Beta:


Sapphire Shores v2.1:










V2.1 changes:

- New Skybox
- Crystal metal value divided by 10
- Default hardness 175 > 200
- Fixed upside down typemap

V2.0 Changes:

- New Texture
- Smoother heightmap (uses lowpass now)
- Improved specular lighting
- New splat mapping, detail texes, new detail tex when /advmapshading off
- Crystal features
- Better atmosphere and lighting conditions
- Reduced wind from 10-25 to 10-20 (to compensate somewhat for crystals)
- Typemapped different areas of hardness (ground, crystal, rock), default hardness 150 > 175

Made by: The Yak
Based from BeachInvasionBeta by 123v
Sapphire Crystals: Recolored Tiberium crystals by Lathan

Made with World Machine, GIMP, Notepad++, SpringMapEdit, FilterForge

Inspired by some childhood memories of an old game.

Get it here: http://springfiles.com/spring/spring-ma ... ire-shores

Also dry version!


SS Dry download: http://springfiles.com/spring/spring-ma ... shores-dry

Duo now updated to 2.1:



SS Duo download: http://springfiles.com/spring/spring-ma ... shores-duo

nice, reminds me of shore to shore, does it have a wet/dry map option?

Really like what you've done with the place. Take good care with your splatting. Atm it is bland because no ssmf, but your splats will define whether it is meh, or omfgthat'ssweet!

Thanks, I've tried to make dry versions of my maps before, but Spring seems to crash on generating water whenever I set water level on my maps below ground level. I just tried and it also seems to happen to SapphireShores. This is only with bumpwater enabled to clarify, also see here: http://springrts.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=28724

I can just disable bumpwater to get it to load like beherith suggested, but that doesn't really help anyone who has bumpwater enabled by default for playing spring games as they would just see a silent crash to desktop and assume it's all the map.

In other news, map is now available in double size!



http://springfiles.com/spring/spring-ma ... s-duo-beta

What do you use to set the water level?

(also, is that blue water simply cyan enough, or did you paint the seabed like some maps have it?)

Water level was just done with min and max height in .smd file.

Bottom is just sand colored same as the beaches, that particular screenshot is with reflective water.

Use ssmf -_-

Very pretty, I like it :)

new texture, high-res preview:

Beautiful. It will be a shame to blow it to bits.

No, blowing it to bits will be beautiful too.

Holy tits O_O

My balls! They hurt! <3

V2 Released

V2.1 Update, fixes include a /10 reduction in crystal metal value, increase in hardness, fixed typemap. Also new skybox.

The Yak wrote:Spring seems to crash on generating water whenever I set water level on my maps below ground level.

I can just disable bumpwater to get it to load like beherith suggested, but that doesn't really help anyone who has bumpwater enabled by default for playing spring games as they would just see a silent crash to desktop and assume it's all the map.

You could try having the map do a Spring.SetConfigInt("ReflectiveWater",0,true) very early when dry, but I totally understand you wouldn't want to include such hacks in your map to workaround engine bugs.

V2.1 Dry Edition actually has water set below ground level, it still crashes on startup for me with bump water but I've got other people to test it with bump water and seems to work fine for them. The problem appears to be local anyways, don't know why it only seems to happen on my maps.

Such crashes are very dependent on your graphic card hardware and driver.

For the bumpwater bug, it might be helpful to submit crash reports (especially with a debug build) to 0003857: Bumpwater causes access violation on some maps.

KingRaptor wrote:For the bumpwater bug, it might be helpful to submit crash reports (especially with a debug build) to 0003857: Bumpwater causes access violation on some maps.

I downgraded my catalyst drivers and got bump water working normally again, though the access violation will still happen if bumpwater goes below visible level. I'll try and get more useful infolog(s) on that.

Duo now updated to V2.1, see first post for download.