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==Introduction== | ==Introduction== | ||
This is to be a continuation to the tutorials from [[Your First Map]]. The purpose of these tutorials is to introduce you to the rest of the information on the wiki and finish teaching you all the basics of using Hammer to a high enough level that you can achive any effect or learn how on your own. The tutorials assume your familiar with the first room tutorials and will more often link to articles that explain features rather than explain them again. If you | This is to be a continuation to the tutorials from [[Your First Map]]. The purpose of these tutorials is to introduce you to the rest of the information on the wiki and finish teaching you all the basics of using Hammer to a high enough level that you can achive any effect or learn how on your own. The tutorials assume your familiar with the first room tutorials and will more often link to articles that explain features rather than explain them again. If you ever wondered things like "how entities work" or "how to make a corridor" these will be the tutorials for you. | ||
==Content== | ==Content== | ||
* [[Designing a Level]] | |||
* [[Hammer in Depth]] | * [[Hammer in Depth]] | ||
* [[Intermediate Construction]] | * [[Intermediate Construction]] | ||
* [[Entities in Depth]] | |||
* [[Intermediate Lighting]] | * [[Intermediate Lighting]] | ||
* [[Detailing Environments]] | * [[Detailing Environments]] | ||
* [[Optimization (level design)|Optimization]] | * [[Optimization (level design)|Optimization]] | ||
* [[Troubleshooting Level Design|Troubleshooting]] | * [[Troubleshooting Level Design|Troubleshooting]] | ||
== | ==After your done== | ||
The next step is simple: Learn. While all the basics are now present there is still a lot to learn and practice. Below is a list of some good resources for further education and information. | The next step is simple: Learn and enjoy. While all the basics are now present there is still a lot to learn and practice. you have the skills to have fun but you may still need to figure out a few more things. Below is a list of some good resources for further education and information, and welcome to level design for source. | ||
{{todo|Add some resources.}} | {{todo|Add some resources.}} | ||
* [[Abstract Mapping]] | |||
[[Category:Tutorials]] | [[Category:Tutorials]] | ||
[[Category:Level Design]] | [[Category:Level Design]] | ||
Revision as of 11:55, 26 November 2006
Introduction
This is to be a continuation to the tutorials from Your First Map. The purpose of these tutorials is to introduce you to the rest of the information on the wiki and finish teaching you all the basics of using Hammer to a high enough level that you can achive any effect or learn how on your own. The tutorials assume your familiar with the first room tutorials and will more often link to articles that explain features rather than explain them again. If you ever wondered things like "how entities work" or "how to make a corridor" these will be the tutorials for you.
Content
- Designing a Level
- Hammer in Depth
- Intermediate Construction
- Entities in Depth
- Intermediate Lighting
- Detailing Environments
- Optimization
- Troubleshooting
After your done
The next step is simple: Learn and enjoy. While all the basics are now present there is still a lot to learn and practice. you have the skills to have fun but you may still need to figure out a few more things. Below is a list of some good resources for further education and information, and welcome to level design for source.