World builder

Discussion in 'Planetary Annihilation General Discussion' started by optica1x, January 16, 2015.

  1. optica1x

    optica1x Member

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    Any chance someone with good experience with it able to make a tutorial on how to use this properly?
    I got many cool idea's but get stuck when trying to move/remove metal spots and setting landing zones etc.. Pretty confusing. Or im just bad ;)
  2. ndm250

    ndm250 New Member

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    you cant move or add metal spots directly or set landing zone explicitly.

    you can play around with the sliders until the metal spots and zones are in an area you like.

    I do believe you can remove zones however.
    Last edited: January 17, 2015
  3. squishypon3

    squishypon3 Post Master General

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    That's not true, you can add and remove metal/spawn points at will. :p
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  4. ndm250

    ndm250 New Member

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    Well if that's true, looks like we do need a tutorial on the unintuitive system designer.
  5. squishypon3

    squishypon3 Post Master General

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    Its quite easy actually, go to advanced mode, and read the keybindings.

    M to place metal, B to remove.

    J to place spawn and G to remove. (That bit could be wrong, can't remember ) you can also place brushes and remove brushes making completely custom maps almost. It even has a little bit of ui to help you see the brushes, sselect them, place, rotate, etc...
  6. mastermufin

    mastermufin New Member

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    Could you please tell me how to use those "brushes"you mentioned, It would be very nice to know how to do so!
  7. optica1x

    optica1x Member

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    If you can supply me the fine details I will make a youtube video based off your info.
    That way others may be inspired to create more maps.

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