Got Haggis?
07-27-2003, 11:21 AM
Epic has launched a site, http://www.masteringunreal.com to support their "make something unreal" contest (can win up to $1 million...plus a copy of the engine). Anyway, some great tutorials are on this site explaining various aspects of the engine. This is a great resource for anyone who is interested in modding/scripting T:V once it comes out.
This site has TONS of great information...if you are interested in the unreal engine and learning to create levels, mods, etc, then this is a MUST GO TO SITE. It's really THAT good.
Arclight
07-27-2003, 11:57 AM
Also check out:
UnrealWiki (http://wiki.beyondunreal.com/wiki/Unreal_Engine)
Sega 500 Unreal Scripting (http://gamestudies.cdis.org/~jgiles/)
I recommend the Sega 500 one. All of the tutorials are in PowerPoint but they cover things like creating custom HUDs, new gametypes, etc. The UnrealWiki site is (I think) primarily geared toward Unreal Tournament and is slowly being updated for 2K3 but the scripting tutorials may still apply.
destroyer193
07-27-2003, 06:33 PM
http://www.stgstudios.com/vengeance/FAQ.html
thx.
Lexor
07-27-2003, 07:10 PM
and here I was thinking T:V was Sierra's bid for the $1M contest...
For us scripters: http://www.wotgreal.com/
The essential IDE for scripting UnrealScript.
ok, that Sega500 site pissed me off cause the mutator tutorials are all pay to view (gotta be a student of this guy's school or whatever). Would have been nice to look at some things.
Got Haggis?
07-28-2003, 07:30 AM
ok, that Sega500 site pissed me off cause the mutator tutorials are all pay to view (gotta be a student of this guy's school or whatever). Would have been nice to look at some things.
http://www.leveldesigner.com/index.php?action=doc&ID=58
Arclight
07-28-2003, 07:41 AM
ok, that Sega500 site pissed me off cause the mutator tutorials are all pay to view (gotta be a student of this guy's school or whatever). Would have been nice to look at some things.
Yep, that's my only major complaint about the site. After asking a few of the Conquest Marines coders where they learned UScript from I was sent there so I figured it would be useful :shrug:
http://www.leveldesigner.com/index.php?action=doc&ID=58
The ghost boy mutator is all over the place and isn't very enlightening IMO.
The unreal wiki is a good, but still incomplete, resource if you need a better reference.