Team eR33t presents Signal corridor // 01
DP3
Repainted
Same routes.
New light.
An independent, non-commercial path-traced tribute to Digital Paint: Paintball 2—built to preserve the speed, tension, and team-first arenas.
Private development signal · no public client · no release date
Build directive // 01
Preserve the route.
Rebuild the light.
Digital Paint earned its speed, precision, and map knowledge over decades. Repainted is a private attempt to carry that competitive feel forward—not replace it.
Every visual upgrade answers to one rule: if spectacle hides the route or changes the read, it does not ship.
Signal corridor // 02
The same route.
A different atmosphere.
Familiar spaces are being reconstructed map by map with physically based materials, measured bounce light, and enough restraint to keep the jump readable.
Build principles // 03
Modern where it helps.
Faithful where it counts.
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Competitive first
Readable silhouettes, clear paint, and a performance-minded preset come before cinematic excess.
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Authenticity by evidence
Movement, weapons, maps, and match behavior are tested against original code, demos, and measurable game truth.
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A living arena
Modern lighting and materials bring depth to familiar routes while objective-driven bots are being built to play the flag, not decorate the scoreboard.
Operational target // The Golden Build
Ten minutes where nothing feels stuck in the past.
The first public-quality milestone is deliberately simple: load a classic arena, move on instinct, trust every shot, and want one more round.
- 01Eight canonical arenas remastered
- 02Crosshair-true weapons and authentic movement
- 03A crisp HUD and information-safe visual preset
- 04A 1v4 bot match you can actually lose
- 05A 90 fps target at 1080p on reference hardware
Release posture // no countdown
No countdown.
No release date.
The free client will only land here after packaging, permissions, source notices, security review, and clean-install checks are complete. No mystery installer. No pretend countdown.
Release signal // checking live state
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