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At this point, it is very strongly recommended that you | At this point, it is very strongly recommended that you grab Spring Features. Spring features is an archive that contains all the map features ever made for spring mapping. The total number is somewhere around 500 features, so it will give you quite a bit of power when it comes time to spice up your map. | ||
Spring Features is | Spring Features is available via the rapid tag: spring-features:stable | ||
Feature placer is available for use via the rapid tag: feature-placer:test | Feature placer is available for use via the rapid tag: feature-placer:test | ||
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= Using Feature Placer = | = Using Feature Placer = | ||
When the spring starts up you will be presented with a tree that is sparkling green. Select it and you will have the option to build an entire host of features. There are also placement options on the menu such as "Jitter" and "Clustering", etc. Set these as desired. | |||
When the | |||
== Exporting the Feature List == | == Exporting the Feature List == | ||
Simple click the "export set.lua" button. Then, look in your spring folder, under maps, and look for the file <yourmapname.lua>. Once you have verified that the file was written, you may go ahead and close the game. | |||
= Adding the Feature List to your map = | = Adding the Feature List to your map = | ||
Open | Open <yourmapname.lua> in a text editor and copy the entire contents. Then navigate to | ||
mapcontainer.sdd/mapconfig/featureplacer/set.lua | mapcontainer.sdd/mapconfig/featureplacer/set.lua | ||
Open up set.lua in a text editor, and paste the contents of | Open up set.lua in a text editor, and paste the contents of <yourmapname.lua>t into it. | ||
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[[Category:Map making|Map_making]] <br/> | [[Category:Map making|Map_making]] <br/> | ||
Latest revision as of 14:10, 8 May 2013
FIXME: needs updating to use the information in thread about seperation of feature placer
Feature Placer
At this point, it is very strongly recommended that you grab Spring Features. Spring features is an archive that contains all the map features ever made for spring mapping. The total number is somewhere around 500 features, so it will give you quite a bit of power when it comes time to spice up your map.
Spring Features is available via the rapid tag: spring-features:stable
Feature placer is available for use via the rapid tag: feature-placer:test
You can use pr-downloader to get the latest version, either by using pr-downlaoder in the command line, or using Forboding Angel's pr-downloader menu ( http://goo.gl/kGJBx - Extract to spring folder, next to pr-downloader.exe (Windows only) ).
Using Feature Placer
When the spring starts up you will be presented with a tree that is sparkling green. Select it and you will have the option to build an entire host of features. There are also placement options on the menu such as "Jitter" and "Clustering", etc. Set these as desired.
Exporting the Feature List
Simple click the "export set.lua" button. Then, look in your spring folder, under maps, and look for the file <yourmapname.lua>. Once you have verified that the file was written, you may go ahead and close the game.
Adding the Feature List to your map
Open <yourmapname.lua> in a text editor and copy the entire contents. Then navigate to
mapcontainer.sdd/mapconfig/featureplacer/set.lua
Open up set.lua in a text editor, and paste the contents of <yourmapname.lua>t into it.
