Sectorgame

Does anyone have or know where i can get a skybox that looks like this?
Yhis is a shot from Doom 3, the hell levels. And i absolutely love this skybox. I want to get one just like it for my project. Anyone?

looks like Shivan-type space

Night Hammer wrote:looks like Shivan-type space

Exactlly!!!

well, heres a deviantart of Vox's, but youll have to ask him if you can use it. ill ask him later, actually. next time i see him


BTW, why dont you just rip that skybox from doom?

heres the deviation

I could, but that would be asking for trouble, so no thanks.
And the skybox you posted is weird, i don´t like it. Looks like if someone had just coloured a normal space scene red...
I want something like the posted screen, with asteroids floating around, and redish nebular clouds around.
Maybe i´ll have to make one myself. Isn´t there a little program used to make space scenes? I know i heard about something, somewhere...

Actually that looks like a background nebula in Freelancer.

no... it doesnt...


the deviation was just the closest i could find. i like it meself, but oh well.

Not you, the first one.

It does kinda looks like a nebula in Rheinland space, i think in the Stuttgart system...
Speaking of Freelancer and nebulas, wouldn´t it be great to have such nebulas and debris fields in FS? That would own bigtime! Nebulas that you can hide in, and come out to raid a supply convoy, maybe have a few Sathanas hidden in there waiting to pop out for the kill...
I wonder if that´s possible with the FS code.

http://www.sectorfiles.com/ti-file-dump ... /nebs1.jpg

Might need to add more asteroids, but it was a 1-hour throw together job

Any use?

If it's too bright, that's easy to fix as well

Uh, no, that´s not it. I think the best way to emulate that nebula effect is using some kind of marble texture, and apply a reddish orange colour. The thing is, how do i make the marble´s veins?
Using Photoshop´s cloud effects, i get this:
But it´s still far from what i really want...
Where the hell is Lightspeed??

Little edit of the previously posted one. This was a five minute job, but it's a bit closer to what I think you want:

Uhm... That won't work. Remember you need six textures that fit to each other. Otherwise you will get a visible box, with visible edges.

You need to work with a 3d programm (like 3ds max) and turn the camera 5 times. So you get six pictures.

Or just have 6 cameras.....