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[Farem]

So I just figured out how to create my first module and run it in Dragon Age. Yay! \\\\o/

But now I want to start adding my own content. But unfortunately I am lost when it comes to this part of the process.

So I want to create a level that takes place in a mountain region and I will be needing some snow and mountain textures. Fortunately the game already has these textures. Unfortunately I have no idea how to use them in the level editor. I cant seem to figure out how to import them into the toolset and create my own material with them either.

Any help would be much appreciated.

Modifié par Farem, 01 août 2010 - 02:47 .

[Farem]

Ok I figured it out with some trial and error. Scratch that. A lot of trial and error.



It appears I haven't gotten down the fact that you have to post everything you do to local in order to use it within the other editors.



So I posted my new palette object in the material editor and created a new material in the terrain mesh palette of the level editor and found my newly posted texture in the core game resources folder you open when adding a new texture in the "New Material" object properties.

[Proleric]

There are some ready-made textures.

More generally, the wiki tutorial on the level editor is helpful.

[Farem]

Thanks Proleric1. I new about all the ready-made textures already but for some reason while I was in the exterior level editor and trying to add a new material to my terrain mesh palette, whatever texture i would try to add wouldn't show up in my material palette when I try to paint it onto my terrain.

So when I reposted the snow texture in the material editor, magically, everything started to work properly in the level editor. It's wierd. The toolset seems to get confused a lot. Hehe. Oh well, all is good now.

Modifié par Farem, 01 août 2010 - 02:45 .