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− | {{Quotation|'''Japan Content Pack''' publicity blurb|Legend has it, a few hundred kilometers over the Thunder Mountains, there is a place known as the Land of the Rising Sun. Some say it's the location of a top secret headquarters, some say it's the secret homeland of the | + | {{Quotation|'''Japan Content Pack''' publicity blurb|Legend has it, a few hundred kilometers over the Thunder Mountains, there is a place known as the Land of the Rising Sun. Some say it's the location of a top secret headquarters, some say it's the secret homeland of the elusive samur-eye demoman. All we know is that they have pretty landscapes and even prettier architecture, so we contracted Mann Co. to ship some of Nippon back here, for you to use in your custom team fortress 2 maps and/or SFM videos!.}} |
The '''Japan Content Pack''' is a collection of multiple models, textures, particles, and overlays made for mappers to create Japanese styled [[custom maps]]. Such models and textures released with this pack include, but are not limited to; Bamboo plants, Lanterns, Archways, and new roof patterns. | The '''Japan Content Pack''' is a collection of multiple models, textures, particles, and overlays made for mappers to create Japanese styled [[custom maps]]. Such models and textures released with this pack include, but are not limited to; Bamboo plants, Lanterns, Archways, and new roof patterns. | ||
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The Japan Content Pack can be downloaded [http://forums.tf2maps.net/downloads.php?do=file&id=5583&act=down here]. | The Japan Content Pack can be downloaded [http://forums.tf2maps.net/downloads.php?do=file&id=5583&act=down here]. | ||
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*E-Arkham | *E-Arkham | ||
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== Content == | == Content == | ||
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=== Materials === | === Materials === | ||
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{|width=100% border=0 align=center | {|width=100% border=0 align=center | ||
|[[File:Japan Wood.jpg|84px|Colored Wood]] | |[[File:Japan Wood.jpg|84px|Colored Wood]] | ||
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=== Roofing === | === Roofing === | ||
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{|width=100% border=0 align=center | {|width=100% border=0 align=center | ||
|[[File:Japanroofing.jpg|120px|Roofing]] | |[[File:Japanroofing.jpg|120px|Roofing]] | ||
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=== Overlays === | === Overlays === | ||
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{|width=100% border=0 align=center | {|width=100% border=0 align=center | ||
|[[File:Japanteamsigns.jpg|84px|Team Kanji]] | |[[File:Japanteamsigns.jpg|84px|Team Kanji]] | ||
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=== Other === | === Other === | ||
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{|width=100% border=0 align=center | {|width=100% border=0 align=center | ||
|[[File:Blossomparticle.jpg|84px|Sakura Blossom Particles]] | |[[File:Blossomparticle.jpg|84px|Sakura Blossom Particles]] | ||
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== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
− | * The description of both bridges are a reference to the | + | * The description of both bridges are a reference to the Simon and Garfunkel song "[[W:Bridge over Troubled Water|Bridge over Troubled Water]]". |
* The Suijin Kanji, both in name and the description, reference the Japanese Shinto god, [[W:Suijin|Suijin]]. | * The Suijin Kanji, both in name and the description, reference the Japanese Shinto god, [[W:Suijin|Suijin]]. | ||
{{Mapping nav}} | {{Mapping nav}} | ||
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URL: | http://japan.tf2maps.net/ |
“ | Legend has it, a few hundred kilometers over the Thunder Mountains, there is a place known as the Land of the Rising Sun. Some say it's the location of a top secret headquarters, some say it's the secret homeland of the elusive samur-eye demoman. All we know is that they have pretty landscapes and even prettier architecture, so we contracted Mann Co. to ship some of Nippon back here, for you to use in your custom team fortress 2 maps and/or SFM videos!.
— Japan Content Pack publicity blurb
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The Japan Content Pack is a collection of multiple models, textures, particles, and overlays made for mappers to create Japanese styled custom maps. Such models and textures released with this pack include, but are not limited to; Bamboo plants, Lanterns, Archways, and new roof patterns.
The first map to have been released with the Japan Content Pack was Suijin.
The Japan Content Pack can be downloaded here.
Contents
Contributors
- Freyja
- E-Arkham
Content
Props
There is a total of 32 props included with the Japan Content Pack.
Materials
There is a total of 9 materials included with the Japan Content Pack.
Colored Wood
For trimming temples and handrails. 7 Variations. |
Bamboo Flooring
Flooring in style. |
Bamboo Beam
Beaming in style? |
Roofing
There is a total of 13 custom modular roof pieces included with the Japan Content Pack, condensed into one file.
Roofing
To allow for maximum flexibility and options for your map, the pack comes with 13 modular roofing pieces. |
Overlays
There is a total of 5 overlays included with the Japan Content Pack.
Other
There is a total of 2 things in the "other" category.
Sakura Blossom Particles
The blossom that blooms in adversity is the most rare and beautiful of all. |
Japan Prop Library
A VMF library of everything in this pack. |
Trivia
- The description of both bridges are a reference to the Simon and Garfunkel song "Bridge over Troubled Water".
- The Suijin Kanji, both in name and the description, reference the Japanese Shinto god, Suijin.
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