HD Video Tutorial - Displacement Basics
Nov 16, 2009 Tutorial 24 commentsLearn how to create displacements and use the displacement editing tools in Hammer.
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Learn how to create displacements and use the displacement editing tools in Hammer.
Learn how to use the light, light_spot, light_environment entities and the skybox texture to give your maps some light.
Learn how to - in a reliable and fast way - make openable doors and doors that are just for show.
This tutorial will teach you how to use the input/output system to make a combine break a ceiling window and rapell down for a flashy entrance.
In this tutorial I will be talking about the use of logic entities and the Hammer I/O (Input/Output) system.
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hi guys im looking for a mapper that knows how to use the Unreal 2 editor.
im making a sidescrolling mod for UT2004 and id really appreciate any help you guys could offer, whether it be a referal to speak to particular people or if you wanna jump on and help out.
this Level design Group seemed like an appropriate place to put a shout for mappers, there are alot of source mappers in here, i hope theres still some Unreal mappers left alive somewhere.
thanks :)
Source engine owns! :D :D :D
everywhere i go,i see the same persons!but glad to be here!greetings
mapping of all types so far ive tried the FC2 editor the cryengine2 editor and the hammer editor its just so cool to make whole worlds just the way you want them
I love mapping for the source engine, I'm really glad I got into it!
I make maps and write mod storylines.
I'm a Source engine mapper.
Unreal mapper since UT-GOTY... although im fairly intermediate with those since i never had internet to gain documents and resources, so it was always figuring it out by myself... However now that i do have internet, im mainly focussed on UE3, and been working with tutorials and trainers, so im hoping to share maps with everyone for feedback and discussions
I map for the Unreal Engine 3. I'm very new to the whole modding scene. I have intermediate mapping experience and low experience with other fields of modding. By the way if anybody in this group wants to improve their skill take a look at mastering unreal technology volume 1. It is a great tool and all around bible for level design.