The Lazy Mapmaker's Contest #3
Winner of LMC#2:
LSD Island
Created by: xX5w33ny70ddXx
Download LSD Island
View the rest of the winning maps here.
Rules of Contest:
Absolutely No Interlocking (Besides auto-locking doors/windowpanels).
Absolutely No Geo-Glitching (Interlocking objects with the map).
Absolutely No Infinite-Money-Glitch.
You are required to use Foundry (sorry if you feel otherwise).
Entry must be submitted by January 1st, 2009.
Only allowed to post one map, so choose wisely.
Floating Objects IS allowed.
Applications must be put on the Submission Thread.
Must complete application for contest properly.
Map MUST be of the competitive style.
These rules are non-negotiable.
IF for some reason, you cross these rules, you will be disqualified, sorry to be so strict.
This contest is to see if we can create something without the use of advanced forging techniques...
This contest is open to all applicants, the applications must be filled in the following format, and posted in the Submission Thread.
Application Format:
User Name(s): Example text
Map Name: (Name must link to map)
Did you read and follow instructions: yes/no
Do you prefer using advanced forge techniques: yes/no & explanation.
*For help on getting your maps title posted correctly see the bottom of the page.
*Note the application must be filled out in the Submission Thread.
Also, if you are in need of a Non-Money-Glitched Canvas on Foundry:
Then here you are.
Who will be judging?
We're going to be going with a new system of judging this round. We will be giving each of the members of the Hub Pub the opportunity to provide feedback for each of the maps. That's not saying that they have to in any way, shape, or form. Regardless, we will have feedback provided by myself, and a few other members who are close to me. The only way any of these individuals' opinions, on any of the maps, are void, is if said individuals compete.
Who wins?
Well there are four separate winners, under which is the prize that they will receive:
The most playable map.
The most aesthetically pleasing map.
The most creative map.
The best map overall.
Images by DRiSCOLL
Besides, of course, bragging rights.
To view the winners of LMC #2, Click Here.
How do I get a map posted properly on the submission thread?
The answer to that would be:
1) Save map
2) Put map on fileshare
3) Go to Bungie.net
4) Go to your halo 3 page
5) Go to your fileshare in said page
6) Click your map, copy the link of the map (at top of page)
7) Go to this thread: Submission Thread.
8) Then enter your map, in the following format:
User Name(s): Example text
Map Name: (Name must link to map)
Did you read and follow instructions: yes/no
Do you prefer not using advanced forge techniques: yes/no & explanation.
9) When you post your map on the "Map Name" section, type in Map name here
Note from the creator of The LMC:
I'm actually quite proud of what the Lazy Mapmaker's Competition has become. LMC#1 shall never be forgotten, as it was one of many flaws, with a single diamond in the rough. Yellow. Yellow by Mallet was just unbelievably beautiful, with the aesthetics, the judges who were with me, and myself, spent a good 30 minutes trying to find any interlocking. There was none. LMC#2 is where the pride comes from, though. Mostly, because, there were a lot less people taking the term "Lazy Mapmaker's Competition" way too seriously. People actually started producing some really intuitive creations, and with that, I grew the pride that I now have for this competition.
So please, carry on with the non-interlocked beauties. Whilst doing so, remember that gameplay is a factor in this competition.