Core Design's Tomb Raider Anniversary Edition - Media & Discussion

[dg1995]

It looks like TRAE is getting Directx 11 support according to Tombs of ashes twitter.

[Profc]

Is it okay to play with the 3D objects and such? I always love editing the Sculptures and such in 3Ds Max. Maybe it could be useful to the future level editors?

[VictorXD]

^ I'd recommend waiting. Everyone is still getting to know the engine and it's capabilities and limitations. It would be preferable to start working on the 3D side of thing once we get a better hang on how everything works. It would be a waste of effort for example to create a nicely detailed object that can't be used in the game because it's too detailed for the engine, or it's in a format old Maya 7 can't read etc.

I'm just as excited as you to start working on models and environments but I think it's wise to wait a little bit until we can at least figure out how how to use the tools and import our own models.

[Shirley_Manson]

So, can TRAE be played with a keyboard yet?

[BlueCake]

Originally Posted by TombRaiderTim

This is what I noticed when explaining to some friends on Discord. The War Machine bears a slight resemblance to the Pod/Boaz fusion and hearing about the whole similarities between the Machine and herself fusing is a little bit too much of a coincidence and it may have been inspiration for it. If it ever gets implemented into TRAE, the Boaz/Pod mix would be a good thing to look at.

That's the Crystal's version of the War Machine, that was also scrapped. Core's version was supposed to be giant robot with laser beams according to documents.

[CircusBabysGal]

Originally Posted by Shirley_Manson

So, can TRAE be played with a keyboard yet?

In terms of keyboard support, no.
In terms of using programs, yes.
You can use a program called reWASD to make your computer believe as an example the space key is the Y key on an XBox360 Controller, there's also another program (don't know too much about it but Ash shared it on his Twitter)
called UCR which could help.

[Shirley_Manson]

Originally Posted by CircusBabysGal

In terms of keyboard support, no.
In terms of using programs, yes.
You can use a program called reWASD to make your computer believe as an example the space key is the Y key on an XBox360 Controller, there's also another program (don't know too much about it but Ash shared it on his Twitter)
called UCR which could help.

Oh, great. Thank you kindly for your post, I'll be sure to check reWASD out.