The item schema for the internal version of Dota 2 has once again been updated. This week’s schema update is huge with a number of new additions, suggesting that the store may soon? be arriving to the normal client.
Posts Tagged ‘Nature’s Prophet’
Dota 2 30th May – Item Schema Update
May 31st, 2012Dota 2 – CS: GO SDK Model Viewer Guide
May 9th, 2012The Counter-Strike Global Offensive Beta now has it’s own SDK which ships with more up to date tools than the Alien Swarm SDK does.
You can view the old Alien Swarm SDK guide here.
It fixes a number of issues we’ve been having with the model viewer, for example, it allows the models that have been broken up into multiple parts that don’t currently work properly in the Alien Swarm SDK like Windrunner’s and Nature’s Prophet’s to work properly resulting in the ability for me to provide you GIFs like the one below.
Dota 2 Test 24th Feb Patch – Content Analysis
February 25th, 2012My prediction prevails again, this week we get Bane, in a slightly different context, he arrives on the new DotA 2 test client.
The arrival of the DotA 2′s test client should result in content being pushed out to the community faster, more patches and time to test things before they reach the live version.
DotA 2 itself essentially becomes a stable/released product, DotA 2 test is the real beta. This is a good thing, so less tears would be nice please.
Also we got Axe in a labcoat and glasses, what more could you ask for?
Dota 2 6.73 Patch – Content Analysis
January 17th, 2012Contents
The DotA 2 6.73 patch is by far the biggest update Valve has provided so far and as always there are plenty of goodies hidden away within the updated files. Below you can find my analysis/findings from DotA 2′s most recent patch, enjoy. (PS: Click to enlarge the images)
Front End Changes
With the addition of two new heroes (Silencer and Spirit Breaker) we’ve also received portrait and model updates for a number of the existing heroes (Slardar, Huskar, Drow and Earthshaker) the latter two only receiving minor changes.
Slardar with the full head remake, Huskar with a rework to his face, Drow with a rework to her jaw, and Earthshaker with his positioning, totem and beard.
