Map Editor Technical Demo 2.0

[thefinalrune]

Just got a new demo finished showing off some clever uses for the map editor. Download the file here from codejunkies directly.

Get the details on the demo here.

[thefinalrune]

Re: Map Editor Technical Demo 2.0

Look screenies:


Starting out


About town with my cat...


A close up of the buildings


Looking off the cliff in the Mountain Map


More mountain fun


Getting the passcode, one map at a time


The Lava dungeon


More lava, kinda dark


Hey, its the beach


The water sure is pretty


Lost in the underground cavern


Look, there's a sign.


Wait, still lost.


Oh, icy.


The vanishing waterfall, a personal favorite.


The creepy forest, with radioactive water?


More deliberately ambiguous shots of the forest.


Sand in my boots.


Sand storm a blowing, and a cactus!


The serene scene of a grassy road.


With a clear water river.

[Red Dragon]

Re: Map Editor Technical Demo 2.0

I just saw this on the mag. Very neat stuff.

[thetruecoolness]

Re: Map Editor Technical Demo 2.0

Impressive as always. I'll play around with a bit tomorrow, and likely convert it to a PS3 save since I'll be doing that anyway since I don't use my PS2 much now that I have my PS3.

[thetruecoolness]

Re: Map Editor Technical Demo 2.0

Map Editor Demo, now in PS3 format

http://www.thetruecoolness.com/PS3_S...EditorDemo.PSV

Remember to put this in PS3/EXPORT/PSV folder of your USB drive.

And all the maps were pretty well done. I'm curious as to why when you zoom out things get darker, though that might be a PS3 thing since that's what I tried it on. But yeah the waterfall was pretty cool, and the ice bridge too. I just wish the maps were longer because they're just so nice looking. But yes you continue to show what maps should look like on RPGM2.

[ErikaFuzzbottom]

Re: Map Editor Technical Demo 2.0

He uses black fog to help make less ugly the sudden edge of the draw distance.

[thefinalrune]

Re: Map Editor Technical Demo 2.0

Yeah, Draygone has it right. Most the maps in the demo feature fog. In cave, ice, lava, mountain, desert, and forest maps I use a varying degree of fog (usually from 40-60%) to further increase the player immersion into the map.

And congratulations and thank you TTC, as far as I know, you are the first person to actually play my demo.