Welcome to Raccoon City is looking to change all of that. All together, Jovovich's Resident Evil films earned more than $1 billion at the box office, but they had their fair share of detractors, including diehard fans who felt that the movies didn't do justice to the games. Resident Evil has already had a prosperous life on the big screen, with Milla Jovovich starring in six films based on the video games from 2002 to 2016. This November, a new era of the Resident Evil franchise will begin on the big screen, with director Johannes Roberts helming the new feature. nav mesh getting through to the workshop.The crew of Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon Citywent to painstaking lengths to recreate the Spencer Mansion and the Raccoon City Police Department as accurately as possible. They will feature the entire RPD from Resident Evil 2, as well as the Underground, Sewer, Filtration Plant, Tram Station, and part of the Labs. Oh also, this map is part of a trilogy and I will be uploading the next two maps shortly. Anyway, I hope everyone enjoys it as much as I have and if there's any issues with the Nodegraph, let me know. Because let's be real, why would you make a Resident Evil map and NOT fight zombies in it. It is fully functional in Garry's Mod, and I took it upon myself to spend a day adding AI nodes to the map. It does require Counter-Strike: Source (but who the hell doesn't have that?) and it is configured for the Zombie Escape Mod. Don't let the 65% worry you, because this map is HUGE. I'd say it contains about ~65% of the game's locations. This map is a Source version of the Resident Evil/Biohazard REmake. That would be a fellow by the name of "aeris004" - who has'nt been heard from in many years. First off, I'm not the creator of this map. Maaan, I love the old Resident Evil games and this map is one big nostalgia trip. Map is located in the "Sandbox" tab under the name "GM_ResidentEvil_SpencerMansion" Don't forget to rate this up if you like it! Honestly it helps keep me motivated to continue uploading.
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