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Call of Juarez 2 Part 3: Creating Environment BONUS

November 04, 2009
Category: Call of Juarez 2

Part 3 BONUS covers:

Workflow Terrain

Call of Juarez 2 Level Design Part 3: Creating Environment Bonus

Call of Juarez 2: Bound in Blood Level Design Tutorial List 1. Installing Tools. File Structure of Custom Maps, Support 2. Interface and Navigation Advanced Mode 3. Creating the Initial Environment 3.1. Bonus: Terrain Workflow 4. Adding Objects and Environment Props 5. Custom Objects: Maya to ChromEd 6. Adding Roads and Working with Terrain 7. Detailing and Using Brushes 8. Placing Enemies and AI: 8.1 AI, Waypoints, Fightnodes 8.2 AI Sensors, Action Chains 8.3 AI Scripts and Triggers 8.4 AI Behaviors and Actions Overview 9. Adding Items, Effects and Map Objectives: 9.1 Setting up Objectives 9.2 Setting up Objectives and Quests 9.3 Item Types 9.4 Optimization and Class Types 10. Publishing a Map and Release

 

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Comments are Closed. Please Join & Discuss this post in the World of Level Design Forums Comments wookash_b 08 Nov 2009, 08:19 Oh yes, the arrows are much better. Thanks! AlexG 08 Nov 2009, 08:10 Thanks Wookash. What are you using to zoom in? Mouse wheel or arrows? I get the best result when I use arrow keys. Also you can slow down your speed in the viewport by going up to the viewport's gray bar area and Right Mouse Button click to get to the viewport properties there is "Speed Factor" you can turn it down for more slowler precise movement in the viewport. Check out the very last image on this page Interface/Navigation http://www.worldofleveldesign.com/categories/call-of-juarez-2-bound-in-bloo d/call-of-juarez-bound-in-blood-leveldesign-part2.php wookash_b 08 Nov 2009, 05:10 Ugh, I meant zoom in and out. Sorry for the typo :) wookash_b 08 Nov 2009, 05:08 Good job as always, Alex! When working with terrain I found that it takes ages to zoom out an it, have you got any tips to make this process faster and less irritating? Powered by Scriptsmill Comments Script