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Welcome to the
Shots
Page Here is a list of screen shots and other Unreal related pictures. To begin I am putting together screen shots that I made running through Unreal in single player mode. I made these shots just to remind me how complex and different the Unreal word is. One tends to forget the depth, since one only plays the game once or twice, from then on only Death Match. With Unreal this is especially bitter in two respects one single player maps *cannot* be played in DM and two the single player maps are what make Unreal tick. So one forgets...
Be sure to read... Tips on Making Better Screen Shots.
Page start: Saturday, August 1st 16:50 1998 |
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Tips on Making Better Unreal Screen Shots
Here are some tips you might find useful on making screen shots with Unreal. I used the set off console commands below to make all the map screen shots. Simply open your Unreal console and type the commands, in some cases it may well help to bind them to keys. Note: Crosshair and HUD are *not* commands!
| Console Command | Use... 8-) |
| God | Invulnarability helps when making shots and Bots are near :) |
| Fov 110 | Enlarge your Field Of View... more detail on shots rocks (default value is 90). |
| Feigndeath | Or hit "f"-key... This removes the weapon from view. |
| HUD | The "Head Up Display" yields a plithora of information, but you might like to take shots without it... Keep hitting the "F5"-key until it completely disappears. |
| Crosshair | Remember to remove the Crosshair. I did this in the Options Menu. |
| Playersonly | *Very* useful... it stops all Bots, Monsters, Bullets, Explosions etc. and lets you make very interesting screen shots. Bind this to a key in \System\Unreal.ini... e.g. F8=Playersonly (see the config page on key binding). |
| Shot | Or the "F9"-key... takes the screen shot... a file e.g. Shot0000.bmp will be generated in your \System\ folder. |
Æon's Bot Shots
Here are some shots of Bot matches I played on my P200 today (August 3rd 1998)... I discovered, only just today the console command: Playersonly... also see the Tips on Making Better Screen Shots paragraph on this. Using this command you can freeze about everything that moves in the map, but *you* as a player can still move. This lets you see what work went to Unreal, in slowmotion if you will :). Explosions, fragging, weapons, monsters in action... check out these stills for inspiration:
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Æon's Unreal Single Player Shots
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Planet Unreal: Shots of the Day
Here are some screen shots that where sent in to Planet Unreal... some DM map shots, Comix, Logos and other interesting stuff 8-)
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Unreal Net Shots
Some shots I found on the internet at: www.unreal.com
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Epic's Backdrops
At www.Unreal.com there are 3 very nicely done backdrop .bmp files for download. For a local copy grab:
DM  (62.8 KB),
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Merc  (71.2 KB),
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Nali  (77.8 KB).
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