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TouRE

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starting an island
« on: 25 Jan 2003, 18:48:10 »
hi, i want to start making islands, how do i start and wat do i need, if any of you have a tutorial id gladly take it.
and how would i go bout making a wrp file and actualy making the lay out of the island etc... so id like a tutorial that tells me how to do it all, or have several tutorials about it.
thanx ;D

slat3r

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Re:starting an island
« Reply #1 on: 25 Jan 2003, 20:36:51 »
yea same here id like to do maps but i dont no how, so im asking same as toure is, so id realy like to no this and if you no id love to hear from u :D

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Re:starting an island
« Reply #2 on: 25 Jan 2003, 22:55:55 »
You need wrp edit.

slat3r

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Re:starting an island
« Reply #3 on: 25 Jan 2003, 23:03:12 »
i can prolly vouch for the both of us that we have got that and dont no where to go from there like makin the island and makin it into wrp etc...

id basicly like a tutorial on how to make an island from start to finish well not finish but how to add stuff how to make hills water all the basics.
« Last Edit: 25 Jan 2003, 23:06:31 by slat3r »

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Re:starting an island
« Reply #4 on: 25 Jan 2003, 23:18:09 »
u need wilbur(well, u don't need it, but u need a program like wilbur...can use other programs too) don't remember were u can get it. and go to www.cia.net for a very good tutorial.

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hmm, just noticed that cia.net is down  :-\
so go to the editors depot and look...
« Last Edit: 25 Jan 2003, 23:21:29 by Garcia »

slat3r

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Re:starting an island
« Reply #5 on: 25 Jan 2003, 23:22:11 »
its   takes me to a login screen and thats it.

Jakerod

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Re:starting an island
« Reply #6 on: 25 Jan 2003, 23:32:48 »

slat3r

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Re:starting an island
« Reply #7 on: 25 Jan 2003, 23:36:11 »
do you have to make it in terragen????

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Re:starting an island
« Reply #8 on: 26 Jan 2003, 16:07:43 »
err...no, u can make it in wilbur...

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slat3r

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Re:starting an island
« Reply #9 on: 26 Jan 2003, 17:28:20 »
k , i havnt seen it in editor areas, unless its under a different name.
and still need a tut.

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Re:starting an island
« Reply #10 on: 26 Jan 2003, 18:17:22 »
I have finally submitted 3 files to this site which might be of use to anyone wanting help using WrpEdit.

These files are:

DEM-WrpEdit Tutorial - A tutorial explaining how to get your previously prepared DEM map into WrpEdit via Wilbur.

WrpEdit Tutorial - A tutorial explaining how to use WrpEdit.

WrpEdit Manual - An unofficial WrpEdit manual which explains the Menu Items, Tabs and Buttons.
In short, practically everything you might want to know about the WrpEdit interface.

These files are in a zipped html format and cover only the present version of WrpEdit (0.93).

I hope they are helpful.

If any newer version is released in the future I might update these files.


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slat3r

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Re:starting an island
« Reply #11 on: 26 Jan 2003, 18:48:42 »
i think that should be enough, if not ill post again, and thanx for that.
1 last thing where can i find wilbur ive not seen it in this webby as ive just looked.
so if u no where it is id like to no thanx.

Offline Planck

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Re:starting an island
« Reply #12 on: 26 Jan 2003, 20:29:04 »
There are links in the DEM-WrpEdit Tutorial for finding various programs, including Wilbur.


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Btw, although I have submitted these files you may have to wait a bit till you can download them, they are pending at the moment.
« Last Edit: 26 Jan 2003, 20:36:02 by Planck »
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slat3r

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Re:starting an island
« Reply #13 on: 26 Jan 2003, 21:22:27 »
nah i went into the pending section and got them, thanx m8.
ill report any thing else if i need it.
thanx for ya help

slat3r

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Re:starting an island
« Reply #14 on: 27 Jan 2003, 21:09:31 »
ok, ive got an island and all that now, i just cant do 1 thing and that is move the cam thingy, it just stays there, so its really hard to see my island where im developing in, how do i move the cam to make it easyer to see what ive done.

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Re:starting an island
« Reply #15 on: 27 Jan 2003, 22:03:08 »
u press and hold the left mouse button, and control it with the mouse

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Re:starting an island
« Reply #16 on: 28 Jan 2003, 01:45:30 »
Read all the tutorial and manual......everthing is explained in them.


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MadAussie

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Re:starting an island
« Reply #17 on: 28 Jan 2003, 04:32:46 »
Gday..
Regarding the camera..goto objects and 'set camera' or Ctrl-C at any time and place it with a L-Click...
F9 preview mode..be warned any lowend PC (and high end) will freeze a little when there is lots of objects on the map...
MadAussie out..

slat3r

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Re:starting an island
« Reply #18 on: 28 Jan 2003, 16:36:22 »
k cheers i can see what ive done now.
ive got a prob, i got this wrp file from me m8 with all the files, and it dont let me save me changes to it, it only lets me save as, y is this?????? it says something about the logs when i open it, is this because of that???

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Re:starting an island
« Reply #19 on: 28 Jan 2003, 20:40:01 »
Possibly whilst loading WrpEdit is unable to locate objects which have previously been placed on this map.
So, it loads the map as read only.

If you make changes and want to save you then need to use Save As.  Having said that, you can still use the same name to Save As.

The Log window, in the bottom right of the WrpEdit interface will list any objects it was unable to load.


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« Last Edit: 28 Jan 2003, 20:40:41 by Planck »
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