Help with Level Editor

The Doctor · 01-28-2012

I know there are level tutorials out there, but I have trouble placing the tiles in a sensible way. I am horrible at making houses and stuff. Can someone make a tutorial of how to make houses using the era tileset? Thanks!!! I don't need a scripting tutorial, scripting is my second life.

(A full tutorial would be REALLY usefull)

PS: I am a fast learner. Also, don't link me anywhere... I already have been practically everywhere on the web looking for a good tutorial. I also need to know how to get into a house when you walk into the door.

Crono · 01-30-2012

The easiest way for you to learn would be to ask for an Era level with houses. Playing around with the tiles and seeing how they made them work on your own will help you learn pretty fast.

The doors are either links (http://forums.graalonline.com/forums...6&d=1192235139) or NPCs (you'll see the door script and **** by opening up an Era level).

callimuc · 01-30-2012

Well you could just try to make basic, lame houses with nothing special and than try to give them a touch. That´s how I learned it for the classic type and I guess it would work with the Era one too.

Off topic:

Posted by Crono

http://forums.graalonline.com/forums...6&d=1192235139

I just love the BomyIsland tileset

The Doctor · 01-30-2012

Thanks guys! As soon as I get on my Desktop, I'll be on my way.

Apple · 01-31-2012

I cant get level editor!! It just dissapeared from my computer when I updated graal.. and now I cant get it in-game with the 'install packages' option... Can anyone post up the client?

The Doctor · 01-31-2012

Posted by Apple

I cant get level editor!! It just dissapeared from my computer when I updated graal.. and now I cant get it in-game with the 'install packages' option... Can anyone post up the client?

Direct link?

Posted by Crono

The easiest way for you to learn would be to ask for an Era level with houses. Playing around with the tiles and seeing how they made them work on your own will help you learn pretty fast.

The doors are either links (http://forums.graalonline.com/forums...6&d=1192235139) or NPCs (you'll see the door script and **** by opening up an Era level).

Also, I don't know where to ask for an era level because I got banned on era for testing my animations.

Peter5498 · 02-08-2012

LAT is not for everyone but keep trying and do what they said

Skyzer · 02-08-2012

Best way to learn is to copy somebody else's style, and then adapt your own as you progress.

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The Doctor Registered User Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: Blacksburg, Virginia Posts: 5,459	Help with Level Editor I know there are level tutorials out there, but I have trouble placing the tiles in a sensible way. I am horrible at making houses and stuff. Can someone make a tutorial of how to make houses using the era tileset? Thanks!!! I don't need a scripting tutorial, scripting is my second life. (A full tutorial would be REALLY usefull) PS: I am a fast learner. Also, don't link me anywhere... I already have been practically everywhere on the web looking for a good tutorial. I also need to know how to get into a house when you walk into the door.

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Crono :pluffy: Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Sweden Posts: 5,946	The easiest way for you to learn would be to ask for an Era level with houses. Playing around with the tiles and seeing how they made them work on your own will help you learn pretty fast. The doors are either links (http://forums.graalonline.com/forums...6&d=1192235139) or NPCs (you'll see the door script and **** by opening up an Era level).

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Apple Devin Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: The Mountains. Posts: 118	I cant get level editor!! It just dissapeared from my computer when I updated graal.. and now I cant get it in-game with the 'install packages' option... Can anyone post up the client?

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Peter5498 Troll Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: South Bend, Indiana Posts: 731	LAT is not for everyone but keep trying and do what they said

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Skyzer Banned Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: New Hampshire, United States Posts: 3,135	Best way to learn is to copy somebody else's style, and then adapt your own as you progress.