Hexen Neural Texture Pack
Hexen Neural Texture Pack | Heretic Neural Texture Pack
Hexen Neural Texture Pack
Next work will also be directed to bring the new look of original textures from Hexen. The main purpose is preservation of details and lack of third-party modifications, only close view of what was conceived by designers since the beginning. No intervention, only the original.
Release date: 25.09.2021
Version: 4.0 Final
File size: 328 Mb
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Examples of textures
Examples of weapons
Examples of enemys
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Hexen Neural Texture Pack
Next work will also be directed to bring the new look of original textures from Hexen. The main purpose is preservation of details and lack of third-party modifications, only close view of what was conceived by designers since the beginning. No intervention, only the original.
Release date: 25.09.2021
Version: 4.0 Final
File size: 328 Mb
Download
Examples of textures
Examples of weapons
Examples of enemys
Screenshots
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If you wish a bit of a challenge using a Neural AI look at Doom64 Absolution (the stand-alone version) it has very pixelated textures and sprits. The Doom64 that can run under Doomsday had many HD textures added but at present it has many critical switches and doors that will not work, so, you will have to cheat to move along.
Thanks for your hard work and for sharing!
Do disrespect at all to your work, which looks absolutely amazing, but I'm just one of those people who prefers 3D models over sprites.
The problem is there's no models for Wendigo, Heresiarch, Stalker or Quietus HUD weapon in the XARP.
I was wondering if there were some way of combining the two packs to get the 3D models in the XARP plus your high res Stalker, Wendigo, Heresiarch and Quietus models?
Not certain about the textures, as I don't how your pack will overwrite the existing XARP textures, and your textures might be better... would need some way of comparing the two.
Latest version of doomsday has next queue of loading packages: from top to bottom in the list
So, easiest way to solve your problem is just to load Neural pack first, and XARP second
About "how to select better instance for each texture" - there is no easy ways, an you will be forced to compare them one by one and to remove "worst" instances from the packs at all
Especially for me, I created a package, where only best textures (from my point of view) are exists. And for some textures, when I liked 2 or more instances, I created separate packages. So any time I can select different hires example for each texture
Yes, there is no Neural packages in my texture pakages because I did this long time ago (so I need to do this again in future, so I will add Neural variants to all preferred textures and sprites)
Ans yes, my packages are not ready for public internet sharing because of this: https://www.doomworld.com/forum/topic/103770-hexen-neural-texture-pack/?do=findComment&comment=1971094
So good to be able to play without having to put up with lo res sprites for those enemy types. I guess the only remaining 'lo res' things in the game are the player models, which you'll encounter in the final act.
I don't imagine anyone will ever complete the missing models in my lifetime, and so I suspect that the XARP + Centaur and Ettin Pack + Neural Pack is now the most 'complete' version of Hexen it's possible to play.
Thanks for your help, and thanks also to Grandgreed for all his excellent work.
I have a problem with Neural Texture Pack for Hexen, when I try to launch Hexen with it, entire Doomsday crash and it gave me this error message:
Every other mods runs just fine, for example, the Neural Texture Pack for Heretic, and the Doomsday engine itself, so I think the problem is in the Neural Texture pack for Hexen, any suggestions please?
Win10, DE version 2.1.1, Stable build 2967, 32 bit, tried also 64-bit version, but same crash
Thanks in advance.
I am curious to know exactly what tools GrandGreed used. But Hexen and Doom have very different art styles, so methods that work well for Hexen may not work well for Doom.
and also for strife