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Features. Stones, rocks, trees, for your map can be found in [http://taspring.clan-sy.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=4047 This thread]<br> | Features. Stones, rocks, trees, for your map can be found in [http://taspring.clan-sy.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=4047 This thread]<br> | ||
== Tools == | |||
*[http://taspring.clan-sy.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=2420 Maelstrom's SMD Generator] | |||
*[http://www.fileuniverse.com/?p=showitem&ID=1507 Mother's Mapconv] | |||
*[http://user.supradigital.org/jcnossen/FeaturePlacer.zip Jnossen's MD3 feature placer] | |||
*[[Maps:Map Designer]] Hugh's 3D heightmap editor. | |||
== Mappers Clan == | == Mappers Clan == | ||
Revision as of 21:10, 24 November 2006
Map making SM3
SM3 (Spring Mapformat 3) is getting allong nicely and maps using this format can be made. The following is documented so far.
Map making, SMF
Maps, are a complex mixture of heightmaps and textures. Fortunately, there are several people who share their knowledge with us. There few tutorials will make your life as mapper a lot better.
Full Guides For Map Making
- aGorm's map creating Guide
- aGorms Ultimate Map Making Guide(unfinished)
- IceXuicks Map creating Guide
- Forboding Angel's map creating Tutorial
- Another tutorial from a designing point of view
- A Complete Map Making Tutorial (under construction)
- Runecrafter's Map Tutorial
Specific Guides
- Quanto's Guide to OTA Porting and Small Maps
- Everything about .SMD
- Everything about Compiling your map
- Some things about map balance
Features. Stones, rocks, trees, for your map can be found in This thread
Tools
- Maelstrom's SMD Generator
- Mother's Mapconv
- Jnossen's MD3 feature placer
- Maps:Map Designer Hugh's 3D heightmap editor.
Mappers Clan
Map Making Guild: That weird fish aGorm set up a clan for poor mappers that can't get into a clan on there gaming merit... (Mainly for himself therefor...)
Reference and FAQs
TIPS:
A useful tip, on almost every map in a 1v1 you will start opposite your opponent unless you choose your position. this is because random order simply randomly distributes players at the default start points which in almost every map are opposite each other. One exception that I know of is flooded desert where you both start on the left hand island.