I'm just starting to learn how to build levels with UnrealEd. I've got a copy of UnrealEd Runtime 2 but I was wondering is there any vast difference between that and UnrealEd 3? Should I learn with 2 because it'll be easier to learn with and then move to 3 or shall I just start with 3?
Which is better to start learning Unreal 2 Runtime or UnrealEd 3?
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I wouldn't recommend using the Runtime to learn the editor, it lacks content such as textures and static meshes.
IMHO, i would start with runtime, its a small download and as it comes with no content you can learn about adding your own, then once you are confident with the principles swap over to UnrealEd 3
It's easier to start out learning the UEd controls and then slowly getting into making your own content. Also, if you're going to map for a specific game, using that game's editor right away is a good idea.