Tutorial Request: Hammer

[Scaled_One offline]

As i can't find the documentation anywhere(it could be right under my nose and me not see it though) could someone help me figure out how to get hammer to work for creating shapes and thigns for T2? Also would be nice if a tutorial for adding textures was thrown in since there's a project i want to try that needs textures from outside of T2(giant looming gothic castle).

That and i want my old sign posts back(Tanks have the right of way, all others will get run over).

[dick longfellow offline]

You could probably use the brand new editor that garagegames just released, and it would be a lot more compatible with built-in map2dif support, but I'm sure you can find the Worldcraft documentation somewhere. I have it, but I can't upload it anywhere with the size being 13mb. I can try emailing it to you, if you want.

[Scaled_One offline]

Email won't work since attachments are limited tou 10mb universally on mail servers so far as I can tell. You could try yousendit I guess. Can't use the new editor as my machien is below the minimums.

[kittenstomper2 offline]

i and a few others have a startup guide with worldcraft here it is for legends but it is practically identical to T2 there is info on basic modeling, map2dif, lighting and alot of other stuff

also try berks site which is a great one for T2 and setting up worldcraft for T2

yeah a couple guides for worldcraft and constructor would be pretty helpful

theres download links scattered about but legends site hosts i think worldcraft map2dif and other useful files, maybe an idea for this site to host nessicary files for interiors, the .FGD file, texture.WAD files, wally, disk worldcraft stuff pack with the size guides and other useful stuff and that sort of thing

[Scaled_One offline]

Yes. Yes it would. Just becaust T2 is starting to fade out done'st mena that those that have an interest should be punished by having to look practicly everywhere to try their hand at objectr building. After all with todays machiens we should be able to come up with mindblowingly great quality material(even though there are a few engine limits).