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Revision as of 19:21, 4 April 2007
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Im sorry but I have absolutly no patence to make this dungion. It would be nice if you give us a bigger clue or upload the file. I can not figure out any of the peices that I am suposed to use. PLEASE UPLOAD THE FILE! [[User:Biguglyguy|Biguglyguy]] 20:20, 07 March 2007 (PST) | Im sorry but I have absolutly no patence to make this dungion. It would be nice if you give us a bigger clue or upload the file. I can not figure out any of the peices that I am suposed to use. PLEASE UPLOAD THE FILE! [[User:Biguglyguy|Biguglyguy]] 20:20, 07 March 2007 (PST) | ||
: Please read the other comments-you will see that this is necessary. The tutorial is designed to help you learn to mod. If you start modding on your own, no one is going to have a file or list of pieces for you. Don't just give up, and remember-it does not need to be perfect. Also, you will start to learn more and more. Some hints: | |||
#Divide the cave into sections (the sections should be parts that look similar-the entrance, the first hall, the end room, etc.). Each section has most of its pieces with the same prefix. | |||
#Nothing needs to be perfect. If the Z-Values are a little off, don't worry (note that entering the same value for every piece won't work, since the pieces are not flat and the cave will get lower and higher at points). | |||
#Be flexible. If you want to make the cave your own, go ahead. All the cave really needs is an entrance, two middle rooms, and an end room-beyond that, go wild. If you want to make longer/shorter hallways, it won't throw off the balance of the whole thing. | |||
#Think of this as training wheels. If you want to stop and start messing around with stuff that seems more interesting to you-like making NPCs or dialog or quests, go ahead. Remember that many mods don't even add anything to the map-they just add quests and NPCs and make item changes. Some don't even add anything to the game, and just change the way the game works or the prices or something like that. So experiment and run wild. | |||
: Hope this helps. [[User:Dylnuge|Dylnuge]] 20:21, 4 April 2007 (EDT) | |||