Hello!

After many weeks, the new Medieval Building Texture pack is available at Game Beep. Created by our very own Sempronius, the basic pack contains 400 (!!) textures in .dds format for $20. I've included some instructions on the site on how to convert these to .bmp. Supposedly .dds format will be supported natively by GameStudio in the future.

Visit www.gamebeep.com for more information.



Most happily,
- Bret

**drool** aw man i am gonna so buy these, he does good skinning for me and vince...so we gotta support him....and THERE FREAKIN SWEET!!!!!

Daniel

Yeep...just bought these great textures! Thanks Sempronius for being so pruductiv and thanks clone45 for distributing this great stuff.

Some sugestions (to clone45):
Make clear that you offer only electronic purchase (via download)...or are you offering shipping too?
Offer a jpeg-format version as option (easy to convert and small in file-size).
Give information about the download-file size.

there do look greast i gotta admit

@loopix

i wouldnt offer jpg either, the quality is real bad, and after conversion to tga or whatever, the quality will never be as good as the original tga file.

regards,

Been wondering when you guys were gonna do fantasy textures!!!! $@%*#%^#!#$%#%^ sweet! Can I come live in San Francisco too?

Loopix,

Great suggestions! I'm only offering digital distribution. I'll clarify that on the site for sure. As Dennis noted, unfortunately .jpg compression would clobber the quality.

I'll certainly add the download size to the product information. I'll try to get that done today!

EDIT: Added file size and clarified distribution through download only.

Thanks for the feedback! It's my pleasure to host such awesome content!
- Bret

Looks great! A suggestion for us slower 28k users would be the ability to download the textures in segments instead of one big download? Or, is it already like that? Thanks.

Hi William!

Hmm. Segmented downloads eh? I'll have to give that some thought. I'm not sure how to pull that off yet. Right now, you're subject to a substantially large download. Spreading the product between multiple .zip files sounds like an obvious solution, but changing the way that the .zip files are associated with the item id in the database could take me a while. What if instead of breaking up the downloads, I handle it like Torque does: I always allow you to come back and download your products? That way, for instance if your hard drive crash or the download fails, you can always retrieve your product?

Obviously, if your download fails, I'll take care of you!! I'm all about keeping customers happy!!

Cheers!
- Bret

hmm. i wish i had money, so i coulda look them.. but looking at screen, looks nice, actually veery good

Excellent texture pack, my friend.

I will certainly be purchasing.