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Unreal Ed 2.0 Tutorials:
http://squacky.planetunreal.gamespy.com/unrealed.htm
Unreal Ed 3 Tutorials:
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_lis...F0CEF26EACA3E9
http://hourences.com/book/tutorialsue3modeling1.htm
Links thanks to:
Ki11a_FTW
Saggy
Tips:
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Originally Posted by Warsaw
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_lis...F0CEF26EACA3E9
Those are the ones i used for Unreal Tournament 3, but some things are the same for the 04 editor, and some are different.
Wow. This helped me to!
+rep
These are the tutorials I used:
http://squacky.planetunreal.gamespy.com/unrealed.htm
This looks really helpful, and it's for my version. I'll try it. Thanks man :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Saggy
Tip:
Watch your lights. They are trippy and like to leave the map in darkness unless you know what you are doing. I'd peruse that part of the tutorials well.
I remember when I made Wizard for UT because I wanted a Wizard map to go with the HaloUT mod. I also modified one of those many Bloodgulch maps to more closely match the real on in textures...hmmm, good times.
Well a few things happened while following the tutorials.
1. I don't seem to have the same textures as the guy does for his maps.
2. This happened when I loaded up UnrealEditor just now:
Anyone know what's up with that?
e: Also, does anyone know how to create maps using 3ds max, and importing them into UnrealEd. Because i'm way better with 3ds max than UnrealEd :/
#1 -- Issue 1 -- http://www.modacity.net/forums/showthread.php?t=9205Quote:
Originally Posted by ThePlague
#2 -- Not recommended for the Unreal Tournament 2004 editor... but in the UnrealEngine3 editor (UT3, Gears, etc) it's not only possible, it's recommended. The problem with UT2004 is that Static Meshes REALLY don't light well.
If you want to map using all Static Meshes... best to pick up a copy of UT3... it's only like 20$ on Steam.
Oh -- and about the textures thing... you're looking at an Unreal Tournament 1 tutorial (UnrealEd = Unreal... UnrealEd 2.0 = UT... UnrealEd 3.0 = UT2003/4... UnrealEditor for {Insert UnrealEngine3 powered game here} = {Insert UnrealEngine3 powered game here})
Alright, thanks for the help/tips.
and Ki11a's links thanks to me :P
yeh good tuts.
Well I used this tutorial and it sexified my stuff. As for skyboxes, if you open up the existing available maps (e.g Deck ), they just use a geo sphere to cover the whole area of accessible map with accompanying properties.Quote:
Originally Posted by Phopojijo
Yeah because that tutorial is designed for Unreal Engine 3 (Unreal Tournament 3, Gears of War)... which DOES light Static Meshes well.
The other dude had a screengrab of an Unreal Tournament 2004 (Unreal Engine 2) which DOES NOT light Static Meshes well.
Edit: About the skybox... here's mine: I made the 6 panels of the Skybox in Terragen.
Out of Terragen, I put them into Unreal Tournament 3 as separate textures. Then, I created a Cubemap object in my Generic Browser and applied the textures to it. ((Note: This is a pain in the arse... to rotate a panel you need to rotate it in photoshop and re-import it into UnrealED... but you need to check its orientation in the Cubemap object because it doesn't update much... so you need to like play with the DeferCompression settings on the cubemap to make it stick... etc... annoying.))
Anyway... once I get a properly generated Cubemap...
I created a material with these Parameters:
And applied it to (in my case... a sphere) that surrounds the whole level. Doesn't really matter its shape TOO much though as long as it's REALLY large and far away from the player.
Note: This rotates the Sun around the world as well... I do it very slowly so it's not a big issue. Eventually I might re-render the Skybox without a Sun and simply multiply in a very bright texture that's NOT rotating with the skybox. Or not because it looks fine the way it is... but meh.
Edit: I took out the Multiply 1,1,1 component... it just wasted GPU cycles. It was originally for coordinate transformations... but now is redundant for a Skybox.
LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by ThePlague1. I don't seem to have the same textures as the guy does for his maps.
2. This happened when I loaded up UnrealEditor just now:
I've heard so many jokes about that
"Torch, where the hell are you?"
"I CAN'T SEE ANYTHING MY VIEWPORTS AREA ALL WHITE!!!"
"God damn noobs..."
It's a known glitch in the editor. So many people ask wtf is up with it
And no one bothers to help them I see D;
I already did... http://www.modacity.net/forums/showp...16&postcount=8
It's Issue #1 in the FAQ.
((haven't had it happen in UT3's editor though))
