Intruder Editor Tutorial - Revision history

Tactical jake: Added Terrain2

2019-12-10T01:14:02Z

Added Terrain2

RobStorm: /* Getting the Map Maker */

2019-10-07T16:53:53Z

Getting the Map Maker

RobStorm: /* Custom Models */

2019-10-04T14:09:46Z

Custom Models

Polybius: /* Custom Models */

2018-08-10T18:30:40Z

Custom Models

Polybius: /* Custom Models */

2018-08-10T18:14:23Z

Custom Models

Polybius: /* Custom Models */

2018-08-10T18:13:14Z

Custom Models

Polybius: /* Navigating Unity */

2018-08-10T17:47:01Z

Navigating Unity

Bloxri at 04:47, 25 June 2018

2018-06-25T04:47:06Z

Husky: /* Exporting and Publishing */

2018-01-24T02:06:42Z

Exporting and Publishing

Finnamans at 14:59, 25 August 2017

2017-08-25T14:59:29Z

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	Kills any player touching the death zone.		Kills any player touching the death zone.
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		+	====Terrain2====
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		+	Renders objects that are too far away from the player. (Riverside and Mountainside have a far beyond terrain, if this layer was not on it, it wouldn't be rendered.)

	==Exporting and Publishing==		==Exporting and Publishing==

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	Once you have a fresh new unity project open, you’re ready to begin making a map!		Once you have a fresh new unity project open, you’re ready to begin making a map!

		+	'''Open the scene called Demo for examples of how to use almost everything in Map Maker!'''

	== Navigating Unity ==		== Navigating Unity ==

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 ===Custom Models===
-Custom models can be made and imported with ease using Blender[https://www.blender.org/download/] .When modeling, keep in mind that overly detailed models may have complications in Intruder. It's best to keep models detailed, but not complicated. When modeling in Blender try to keep objects proportional, but keep in mind that custom models made in Blender can be re-scaled in Unity. Once your model has been made you can place textures on it by UV unwrapping it, then mapping your texture to the UVmap. "UV unwrapping" means taking your 3d object and unwrapping its shape flat so that textures can be more easily applied to the shape of the model. Once your model has been completed (modeled, unwrapped, and textured), browse to your Unity project's assets folder, create a new folder, place your model and texture. Restart Unity. Your new folder should now be in the Project folder navigation list, and your custom model should be visible in the asset navigator. The model might not have textures automatically applied, simply create a new material, then apply your texture to the material, and finally apply that material to your model in the scene view and it should map properly if it was unwrapped correctly.
+Custom models can be made and imported with ease using Blender[https://www.blender.org/download/] or other 3d modeling software. When modeling, keep in mind that overly detailed models may have complications in Intruder. It's best to keep models detailed, but not complicated. When modeling in Blender try to keep objects proportional, but keep in mind that custom models made in Blender can be re-scaled in Unity. Once your model has been made you can place textures on it by UV unwrapping it, then mapping your texture to the UVmap. "UV unwrapping" means taking your 3d object and unwrapping its shape flat so that textures can be more easily applied to the shape of the model. Once your model has been completed (modeled, unwrapped, and textured), browse to your Unity project's assets folder, create a new folder, place your model and texture. Restart Unity. Your new folder should now be in the Project folder navigation list, and your custom model should be visible in the asset navigator. The model might not have textures automatically applied, simply create a new material, then apply your texture to the material, and finally apply that material to your model in the scene view and it should map properly if it was unwrapped correctly.
 One final thing to note is collision data, Your model might not have a collision box or collision mesh. These are necessary so players in-game cannot walk through your custom model.

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 ===Custom Models===
-Custom models can be made and imported with ease using Blender[https://www.blender.org/download/] .When modeling, keep in mind that overly detailed models may have complications in Intruder. It's best to keep models detailed, but not complicated. When modeling in Blender try to keep objects proportional, but keep in mind that custom models made in Blender can be re-scaled in Unity. Once your model has been made you can place textures on it by UV unwrapping it, then mapping your texture to the UVmap. "UV unwrapping" means taking your 3d object and unwrapping its shape flat so that textures can be more easily applied to the shape of the model. Once your model has been completed (modeled, unwrapped, and textured), browse to your Unity project's assets folder, create a new folder, place your model and texture. Restart Unity. Your new folder should now be in the Project folder navigation list, and your custom model should be visible in the asset navigator.
+Custom models can be made and imported with ease using Blender[https://www.blender.org/download/] .When modeling, keep in mind that overly detailed models may have complications in Intruder. It's best to keep models detailed, but not complicated. When modeling in Blender try to keep objects proportional, but keep in mind that custom models made in Blender can be re-scaled in Unity. Once your model has been made you can place textures on it by UV unwrapping it, then mapping your texture to the UVmap. "UV unwrapping" means taking your 3d object and unwrapping its shape flat so that textures can be more easily applied to the shape of the model. Once your model has been completed (modeled, unwrapped, and textured), browse to your Unity project's assets folder, create a new folder, place your model and texture. Restart Unity. Your new folder should now be in the Project folder navigation list, and your custom model should be visible in the asset navigator. The model might not have textures automatically applied, simply create a new material, then apply your texture to the material, and finally apply that material to your model in the scene view and it should map properly if it was unwrapped correctly.
 ===Manipulating Objects===

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 ===Custom Models===
-Custom models can be made and imported with ease using Blender.[https://www.blender.org/download/] When modeling, keep in mind that overly detailed models may have complications in Intruder. It's best to keep models detailed, but not complicated. When modeling in Blender try to keep objects proportional, but keep in mind that custom models made in Blender can be re-scaled in Unity. Once your model has been made you can place textures on it by UV unwrapping it, then mapping your texture to the UVmap. "UV unwrapping" means taking your 3d object and unwrapping its shape flat so that textures can be more easily applied to the shape of the model. Once your model has been completed (modeled, unwrapped, and textured), browse to your Unity project's assets folder, create a new folder, place your model and texture. Restart Unity. Your new folder should now be in the Project folder navigation list, and your custom model should be visible in the asset navigator.
+Custom models can be made and imported with ease using Blender[https://www.blender.org/download/] .When modeling, keep in mind that overly detailed models may have complications in Intruder. It's best to keep models detailed, but not complicated. When modeling in Blender try to keep objects proportional, but keep in mind that custom models made in Blender can be re-scaled in Unity. Once your model has been made you can place textures on it by UV unwrapping it, then mapping your texture to the UVmap. "UV unwrapping" means taking your 3d object and unwrapping its shape flat so that textures can be more easily applied to the shape of the model. Once your model has been completed (modeled, unwrapped, and textured), browse to your Unity project's assets folder, create a new folder, place your model and texture. Restart Unity. Your new folder should now be in the Project folder navigation list, and your custom model should be visible in the asset navigator.
 ===Manipulating Objects===

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 == Navigating Unity ==
 === Scene View ===
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 [[File:Capture3.PNG|400px]]
-Listed here are all the objects in your scene. Keeping everything organised will make your life much easier. If you drag one object onto another one in the hierarchy, it will become a child. Transforming a parent will also affect all of its children, so you can use this to keep related items together. In complicated scenes, the search box is also very helpful, so make sure you give things informative names.
+Listed here are all the objects in your scene. Keeping everything organized will make your life much easier. If you drag one object onto another one in the hierarchy, it will become a child. Transforming a parent will also affect all of its children, so you can use this to keep related items together. In complicated scenes, the search box is also very helpful, so make sure you give things informative names.
 ===Project Navigator===

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	This is where you’ll find all the prefabs included with the map maker, and any that you create yourself. As above, the search bar is very useful.		This is where you’ll find all the prefabs included with the map maker, and any that you create yourself. As above, the search bar is very useful.
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−	~~===Inspector===~~
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−	~~empty, rab pls fix~~

	==Creating Objects==		==Creating Objects==

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 ==Exporting and Publishing==
-[[File:Capture11.PNG|400px]]
+[[File:Screenshot 11.png]]
 ===Exporting and Testing===
-Once you have a level, you can export it with ctrl-e, or clicking “Intruder > Export Scene For Intruder” in the menu bar. For testing, you should save this in Intruder/Content/Levels/. Once exported, you can try out the level offline with ctrl+i or “Intruder > Play Scene in Intruder”. If you do not save your level in the correct folder, the ctrl+i feature will not work.
+Once you have a level, you can test it with the Play Scene in Intruder Menu. This is an offline test only, for online use you must upload it first.
-Once you are happy with your level, you may upload to the server with ctrl-u. Once you have logged in with your usual Intruder login details, you should select the file you previously exported. Once the upload has completed, you can play your map online with other people from the custom server browser inside Intruder!
+Once you are happy with your level, you may upload to the server by opening the Login & Upload[ctrl + U] menu. Once you have logged in with your usual Intruder login detail press the Upload button, MAKE SURE YOU LIKE THE MAP NAME YOU HAVE CHOSEN BECAUSE IT IS PERMANENT. Once the upload has completed, you can play your map online with other people from the custom server browser inside Intruder!
 ==Tips==

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	When in offline mode, use the /lll command in the chat to choose any level file to load.		When in offline mode, use the /lll command in the chat to choose any level file to load.
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		+	[[Category: IntruderMM]]