115 replies to this topic

[TheWickedOne]

T3A has some sweet tutorials which helped me a lot and the community here is pretty nice, they help me when i have problems

[dethwaker3]

To let us know that you have actually read this, add the line "The Sky has Fallen" to your first 10 posts. If not, we will spam you with the link

I didn't get spammed when I didn't do the, "The Sky has Fallen" whew

[Jeth Calark]

me neither. in fact, I read that post longggg after ten posts!

[Lurtzy]

I actually did put that in my sig for the first ten...............

[Puppeteer]

We have some catching up to do then

[TheWickedOne]

I think i saw one new member who had that, he asked one question and then he left

[AleAleWitchKing]

I didn't do the part about The Sky has Fallen. Sorry.. Is it ok for you if i tell you with this post that I read all about this topic? I hope you accept this in confirmation of this...

Edited by AleAleWitchKing, 28 November 2008 - 02:04 PM.

[The_Witch-King]

The Sky has Fallen

[nicolas poblete]

hi, i am new in this forum and i have a question
how ca a create a hero and put in the game

[Ridder Geel]

You should not post those questions in this topic
You should make a new topic

[Sûlherokhh]

Read the following link to an introductory post carefully. Many things are answered there.

CLICK ME

[DIGI_Byte]

I know its a little late but The Sky has Fallen

[Bart]

Note to all who read this: If you have bothered to read all the way here, you don't need to put "the sky has fallen"

[Retharias]

Oops, I didn't post my post... I was typing it, but I forgot about it Anywho, It said that Yes I was a nOOb, and I beleive everyone was at some point in time. Not everyone shows it the same way, aka, I was a silent nOOb. I did expect the community to give me total quick fix answers, and was frustrated when they told me to do it myself. I just made sure to hide that fact so I wouldn't look stupid

Of course I was a goddamn n00b once, I just wasn't around these forums. I just fiddled with RenX and Nick's Tutorial, to be a modeler. Never really reached that, since I still suck at it.

It was the same thing with me, but i had started messing around with worldbuilder before i joined the community. I'm still a newbie when it comes to really good maps, but i'm reading the articles and learning pretty quickly.

[Ridder Geel]

I suggest you make your Signature alot smaller, the staff here will not like that size of a signature

[Masterbadeend]

I was wondering: is it alright to look at someone elses map.ini, copy (for example) a weapon out of it to your own map.ini file, change the amounts and see what it does? (and after that, keep it in your map.ini)
(If it isn't ok, do I have to set credits in the map.ini?)

[Puppeteer]

Depends how much you change it. It's similar to FX particles: if you say only change the size and/or colour then credit is due. If you use the references a lot throughout, perhaps it would be prudent to mention the name(s) at the start of the ini file.

[Masterbadeend]

Thanks, I will put it in my next maps if credits are needed

[Puzzler33]

I'm a little confused because it seems that this forum should be about modding alone for BFME II (and its expansion) which would mean there should only be discussion concerning making modifications of the game. Despite this, there seems to be a significant number of threads concerned only with making an ini file for a map to share on the standard version of the game it is for: (Example 1; Example 2; Example 3; Example (perhaps) 4).

Seeing as there is quite a lot of overlap between changing the settings of the game for a mod and changing them for a map, is there anything wrong with letting them overlap here?

[spoiler]The sky hasn't not fallen.

Edited by Puzzler33, 13 December 2009 - 02:01 PM.

[Rob38]

If it's a question about a map.ini file, they can generally go in either the Worldbuilder forum or the modding forum. Either of them is fine. If its just a map scripting question though, they generally go in the Worldbuilder section.