Please credit me in the readme of your mod. Includes ambient explosions and battledust Documentation for how to implement the more exotic effects, such as the ambient explosions used in Itano Circus and the battledust used in 88 Flak.įeel free to use and modify the work in this pack. Torpedo explosions completely redone (See Weapon Descriptions.txt for more info)ġ5 New explosions of various size and color *************************************************************************Įach folder contains the files in the effects pack, as well as documentation describing the effect itself and other nots such as its implementation.Ģ New explosion sounds Associated code for said soundsĥ Resized missile models, including TorpedoĪ new dummy model for use as a gun, munition, or debrisġ7 Missile and torpedo effects Each missile has its explosion slightly tweaked

I put a lot of time into the documentation. It also contains a ton of documentation, so everything is self-explanatory. Here is a HUGE file with all the effects I have created since I stopped posting in the Effects Showroom. I have been meaning to release the backlog of effects for a very long time. Composited in Adobe Premier.ġ Comment | Lightwave | Tagged: ace combat, animation, dagger, defender, Freelancer, Lightwave | All footage animated and rendered in Lightwave 3D. Music is “Open the War” from the Ace Combat 5 soundtrack. Ship/Missile model credits go to Digital Anvil, the creators of Freelancer. I hope someday to get around to finishing it. As I said before, any future scenes of this would be exponentially more complex to animate than the simple fly by animations that consist of most of it.

I certainly want to, but it would require much fore-thought and time to finish it in a satisfactory manner. I’m still not sure if this will ever be finished. Taking heavy cues from Ace Combat for the visual style of flying, and using the Freelancer assets in a setting they haven’t really been used before was great fun. It became a sort of combination of Freelancer and Ace Combat. Partly because of time, partly because at the point where I stopped, the video had become exponentially more complex than I originally intended. Unfortunately, I haven’t been able to work on this for awhile. Originally intended as an experiment to render decent looking clouds at very little cost, it ballooned into the most ambitious project since the snowy video I made back in high school.

Freelancer tides of war