hello fellow SWBF customers ive been working on the map for a bit and felt like now would be a good time for a WIP topic
. . . so here it it
Geonosis Coastline is set on a cliff side overlooking a small ocean on geonosis
it features a republic outpost and a cis crashlanding zone on top of the cliff
and a republic base (bigger) and a small cis foothold on the botton overlooking the sea.
no real story to it + its more fun to make your own up
as for sides its gonna have my simple 156th legion and some cis units
and no veichles too small.

things i still need to do:
-finish rep/cis sides/skins
-some more objects/blending
-make a path up/down the cliff
-pathing/barriers
-nodes
-Cover!!
and polish abit

PROGRESS:56%
map:80%
Sides:40%
pathing/barriers:
Lua/coding:95%

okay time for pics












-pics of the sides so far

ARF trooper:
clone Commander:
Skytrooper:
arc gunner (yet to be changed ):

expect updates soon

questions/comments/jawas :jawa:

EDIT: released a small SWBFCustom only, alpha its still pretty not close to finsih but this is a november treat ^^
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=0PBEXE1G

Really nice my friend , And an alpha espacialy for SWBFC ??? Awesome Testing that now 8) .

Some thing that I see in this map: you need add lights/Shadows to the map
Burn terrain and add some fog over the wather. only sugestions my friend.
Do you need know how work with hubs and connections?

I can help you.

ForceMaster wrote:

Some thing that I see in this map: you need add lights/Shadows to the map
Burn terrain and add some fog over the wather. only sugestions my friend.
Do you need know how work with hubs and connections?

I can help you.

no thanks i know pathing/hubs ect... just didnt add them in yet

ill add lights/shadows later on
good idea with the fog and burning terrian didnt think of that

EDIT:
havent updated this soo hers pics galore for ya all
Q,C,F,jawas ?

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beta will be done soon ( will be open to SWBFC )

Nice 8)

Say now! thats some nice work. Love the setting.