Guild of Writers

As I was digging through some of my old uru files, I discovered a lot of unsorted source files for the ages I made a few years ago (2005 to 2008).

Since I stopped agewriting a while back due to RL issuses and stuff, I collected the souce into a few zip files and make them publicly available for anyone who wants to use them.
They can be found on http://files.wolfshire.co.uk/uru/sources/

The ages included are:

• Niveerah (2006)
• Tutorial Age (Feb 2008)
• Abysos (RAD Mar 2008)
• Gairdin Grianmhar (RAD Nov 2008)

If anyone wants to expand on these files feel free to do so.
I would really like it if someone would expand on Gardin Grianmhar, as I feel that there's a lot of untapped potential there. But that's ofcourse up to you.

In any case, it's out there for those interested.

Also included with the zips are:

• Model of a large mushroom shaped observation tower/building (3ds max and blender).
• Assorted models I made in those days
• My old texture collection

The observation building was done for me in 3ds max by my brother,but I never got around to properly implement it in an age.
Feel free to use it if you like it.

Just for a double check...

All your folders & files to the root are open to the public.

If that is your intention, sorry, you just can't be too careful these days.

That was intentional, don't worry
I should clean up that folder a little though - thanks for the heads-up

Thank you Trylon, I have downloaded them all, very generous of you! I have many nice memories of especially Abysos .

I have used both Abysos and Gairdin with my young students in school, for to spark creaticity for writing, like 'What happened here?' (Abysos) or 'Who might have used this place?' (Gairdin). Maybe I now can add some things in them; the kids wants Pirates in Abysos

My pleasure.
If you do add a few things, I hope you'll let me see what you did with it.

But now you've made me curious for the stories your students came up with about those ages...
You wouldn't happen to have some lying around and email-worthy, would you? I'd love to read some.

Sure Trylon! As soon I've translated some of the stories I'll send them your way