space.texture.sound.trigger.motion.teleporter

minimal ingredients:

1. cube brush
2. subtract
3. add light
4. set PlayerStart
5. build world
6. play

efficiency:

1. turn on real time preview in all of the viewports
2. use grid and vertex snap
3. save often (recover possible from autoplay.ut2)
4. B turns the red brush on and off

light:

1. select light with RMB, open properties with F4
2. open light color
3. set hue and brightness
4. duplicate lights with ctrl+W

textures:

1. load texture packages by clicking the folder icon in the texture browser
2. learn the shortcuts to select adjacent walls (shift-w), matching brush (shift-b), ...
3. undo is usefull, while testing different textures

hints:

1. use shift-t to select and replace all instances of a texture
2. the name of an applied texture can be found in the header of the surface properties window
3. use the sheet brush to place textures inside a room

create own textures:

1. use Photoshop
2. dimensions: 16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512, ... (i.e. 256x256, or 64x1024)
3. indexed color
4. save as pcx

1. use import in the UED2003 texture browser
2. package name either "MyLevel" (to save the texture within the level) or another name to save textures as seperate package), group can be left empty, select Generate MipMaps
3. (if not in MyLevel) save the package before playing

!!! NEVER CHANGE EXISTING PACKAGES !!!

1. transparent = unique color in the lower right of the color table (in Photoshop), use Masked on import
2. use Pattern Maker and filter>other>offset to create repeating textures
3. for dynamic textures you need to create a material node (see materials tutorial)

create own sounds:

1. sound editor (i.e. Goldwave, free demo version available at: http://www.goldwave.com/release.html, download .zip file open .exe within .zip without extracting)
2. 8bit, 11 KHz, mono, .wav files work fine for import

1. use import in the UED2003 Sounds browser
2. package name either "MyLevel" (to save the sounds within the level) or another name (to save sounds as seperate package), group can be left empty
3. (if not in MyLevel) save the package before playing

!!! DON'T CHANGE EXISTING PACKAGES !!!

sound sources:

1. unreal tournament sound packages
2. online free .wav files
3. copyfree CD's
4. own CD's (use copyrighted music carefully)
5. own music and/or voice
6. self-recorded or produced sound/noise samples

remember:

everything that should move in a triggered way has to be static mesh

create a static mesh:

•  create 1 or more positive volumes
•  select them
•  click "Add Static Mesh"
•  name the package and the mesh

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