#trng

Just a little progress report. Building is slow - whenever I get around to actually doing some. The manor is completely built so it’s just a matter of texturing, lighting and object placement which is gonna takethe most time cause it’s spread out over five different levels (I had to split it up with loading screens, I ran out of rooms) and I’ve started working on the second level of the main adventure which is that big pyramid in a canyon so I’m working on all the platforming while still trying to keep it looking pretty. Texturing that canyon is gonna be a B-IC-T-H. But it’s going well. I’m enjoying the level building process. 

Not the most exciting progress report - as I said building is slow and it’s whenever I get around to doing a bit but the main manor is pretty much done so I’m moving on to areas that are their own self-contained levels because I maxed out the room limit. So the gym, the race track, and two other areas are separate levels that can be accessed from the main HUB manor area. I’m thinking it all should start in the gym so Lara can guide the player through the controls like she used to and as you explore more areas of Croft Manor will become accessible to the player.  The gym is still looking really bare though. I’m taking inspiration from Legend/Anniversary with the gym since the rest of the Manor is rooted in the Classic Manor but I’m wary of adding too much detail to it while I’m still working on Lara’s moveset. She can do more things than she could in TR4. But of course I still want the gym to look nice - especially if it’s the opening segment of the level.

While it might look like a disrobed flash drive or RTL-SDR dongle, the USB Armory Mk II is actually...

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