Mapping Tutorials???

Master Roshi · 9th Feb 2004, 08:01 PM

HI have been looking for tutorials to help with the elevators but I am having no luck. Does anyone know any good ones that are still active / online? Most of the ones I can find are for Unrealed 3.0 but I am useing unrealed 2.0.

pphant00m · 10th Feb 2004, 07:56 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Master Roshi

HI have been looking for tutorials to help with the elevators but I am having no luck. Does anyone know any good ones that are still active / online? Most of the ones I can find are for Unrealed 3.0 but I am useing unrealed 2.0.

Yeah..sure

http://www.leveldesigner.com/index.php?action=cat&ID=9

Darn...only a door tutorial.(However this is almost the same but then up and down instead of left 2 right

Good Luck !

Fordy · 10th Feb 2004, 12:18 PM

Try this:

http://www.blacksway.net/unreal/

and this

http://www.birrabrothers.com/drac/dmain.asp (moving hosts at the mo)

failing those go get the compiled help file :

http://www.planetunreal.com/fordy/unreed.htm

Very handy for UT 1 & 2 editing

Go&nd · 10th Feb 2004, 07:39 PM

Hey Fordy: I was just at your site!

Lots of cool stuff there, but I'm finding half the links and downloads on the site appear to be dead.

Is this just temporary?

Specifically,I've tried downloading both the UnrealEd reference to which you refer in your post and the "Creating UT Brushes in Max" video.

Both take me to fileplanet but list the files as no longer available.

I don't mean to whine, but I'd love to see these resources back.

Thanks.

Fordy · 11th Feb 2004, 05:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Go&nd

Hey Fordy: I was just at your site!

Lots of cool stuff there, but I'm finding half the links and downloads on the site appear to be dead.

Is this just temporary?

Specifically,I've tried downloading both the UnrealEd reference to which you refer in your post and the "Creating UT Brushes in Max" video.

Both take me to fileplanet but list the files as no longer available.

I don't mean to whine, but I'd love to see these resources back.

Thanks.

Hi Go&nd

Its probably file planet, it never was my choice of file servers. Iv checked the UnrealEd ref & the Creating UT Brushes in Max vid, all are ok here.

If it comes up file or page not found, just hit refresh, that usually cures it.

As for the other links, unfortunatley some people move on & take their sites down but I leave the links up there in the hope they may come back (I keep checking them from time to time)

Anyway if its video tutorials your after go to www.3dbuzz.com & get some of those, they dont come any better!

Go&nd · 13th Feb 2004, 06:40 PM

Hey Fordy! Thank you for the response.

Sure enough, I just went back to the same links today and they worked. Go figure.

Thanks, and btw, great site!

And thank you for pointing me towards 3D Buzz. I'd heard of that whole project but I hadn't delved into it yet. Wow -- they've really put a lot of work into that stuff.

Makes us aspiring modders feel like our only limitations are talent and laziness.

Kyouryuu · 15th Feb 2004, 11:15 PM

Elevators are made in UT essentially the same way as they are in UT2K3. The only difference is that in UT, you'll generally use a mover brush, whereas in UT2K3 it's typically a mover static mesh.

The general principle is the same, however.

Create a cutter in the shape of your mover and move it to where you want it to be by default. Then, right-click on the Add Mover Brush button and select ElevatorMover. Once the brush is created, you can right click on it and, under Mover properties, select Key 1. Now move the brush to where you want it to end up after it moves. If you go to Mover properties now and select Key 0, it should revert back to its previous position. You've created a very simple lift!

CyberSirius · 19th Feb 2004, 04:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fordy

Hi Go&nd

Its probably file planet, it never was my choice of file servers. Iv checked the UnrealEd ref & the Creating UT Brushes in Max vid, all are ok here.

If it comes up file or page not found, just hit refresh, that usually cures it.

As for the other links, unfortunatley some people move on & take their sites down but I leave the links up there in the hope they may come back (I keep checking them from time to time)

Anyway if its video tutorials your after go to www.3dbuzz.com & get some of those, they dont come any better!

For me: Still not work

Fordy · 21st Feb 2004, 06:04 AM

What is it your after cyberSirius, if its not too big perhaps I could mail it to you ?

9th Feb 2004, 08:01 PM	#1
Master Roshi Troll Join Date: Jul. 19th, 2003 Location: P.A. United states Posts: 796	Mapping Tutorials??? HI have been looking for tutorials to help with the elevators but I am having no luck. Does anyone know any good ones that are still active / online? Most of the ones I can find are for Unrealed 3.0 but I am useing unrealed 2.0. __________________ Get my deathmatch "maps" here.

10th Feb 2004, 12:18 PM	#3
Fordy Masterful Join Date: Jul. 10th, 2001 Location: York, UK Posts: 298	Try this: http://www.blacksway.net/unreal/ and this http://www.birrabrothers.com/drac/dmain.asp (moving hosts at the mo) failing those go get the compiled help file : http://www.planetunreal.com/fordy/unreed.htm Very handy for UT 1 & 2 editing __________________ Fordy www.planetunreal.com/fordy

15th Feb 2004, 11:15 PM	#7
Kyouryuu roar! Join Date: Dec. 17th, 2003 Location: Kirkland, Washington Posts: 244	Elevators are made in UT essentially the same way as they are in UT2K3. The only difference is that in UT, you'll generally use a mover brush, whereas in UT2K3 it's typically a mover static mesh. The general principle is the same, however. Create a cutter in the shape of your mover and move it to where you want it to be by default. Then, right-click on the Add Mover Brush button and select ElevatorMover. Once the brush is created, you can right click on it and, under Mover properties, select Key 1. Now move the brush to where you want it to end up after it moves. If you go to Mover properties now and select Key 0, it should revert back to its previous position. You've created a very simple lift! __________________ - Kyouryuu - http://kyouryuu.furvect.com - Check out CTF-Torinosu for UT2004. Now version 2.0!

21st Feb 2004, 06:04 AM	#9
Fordy Masterful Join Date: Jul. 10th, 2001 Location: York, UK Posts: 298	What is it your after cyberSirius, if its not too big perhaps I could mail it to you ? __________________ Fordy www.planetunreal.com/fordy

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10th Feb 2004, 07:39 PM	#4
Go&nd Meow Join Date: Jul. 3rd, 2002 Posts: 195	Hey Fordy: I was just at your site! Lots of cool stuff there, but I'm finding half the links and downloads on the site appear to be dead. Is this just temporary? Specifically,I've tried downloading both the UnrealEd reference to which you refer in your post and the "Creating UT Brushes in Max" video. Both take me to fileplanet but list the files as no longer available. I don't mean to whine, but I'd love to see these resources back. Thanks.

13th Feb 2004, 06:40 PM	#6
Go&nd Meow Join Date: Jul. 3rd, 2002 Posts: 195	Hey Fordy! Thank you for the response. Sure enough, I just went back to the same links today and they worked. Go figure. Thanks, and btw, great site! And thank you for pointing me towards 3D Buzz. I'd heard of that whole project but I hadn't delved into it yet. Wow -- they've really put a lot of work into that stuff. Makes us aspiring modders feel like our only limitations are talent and laziness.