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How Do you become a person who helps to build stuff??
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Submitted By ZSpyGuys99 on 09/07/04
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How Do You Become A Person To Help To Build Stuff For The Maps??

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Re: How Do you become a person who helps to build stuff??
5 weeks - 32,767v
Posted 2009/07/04 - 5:29 GMT
Make a map.
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Re: How Do you become a person who helps to build stuff??
4 days - 10,550v
Posted 2009/07/04 - 5:50 GMT
And make it good. Use Blender 3d (Free) or unity3d (30 day trial). These can be used to make very good maps. Oh and don't just make new post about them all the time, update the post with new stuff. Unless you just put a box and a plane together, people love new worlds!
 
Super Cheese
 
P.s. FC, if you read this, can you tell us how long it will be before we get to play your underground level?
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Re: How Do you become a person who helps to build stuff??
2 days - 3,146v
Posted 2009/07/04 - 13:10 GMT
Really to design stuff i use Google Sketchup.... But thats just personal preference.
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Re: How Do you become a person who helps to build stuff??
5 days - 7,483v
Posted 2009/07/04 - 14:53 GMT
Just make stuff, post pictures, and if aubrey likes it he might put it in.
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Re: How Do you become a person who helps to build stuff??
2 days - 6,213v
Posted 2009/07/19 - 4:08 GMT
Just use Blender or Unity.  You could even use google sketch up for the rough design. Supercheese, I am going to work on the tunnels under my level.  I think it'll be big enough to hold 15-20 players.  
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Re: How Do you become a person who helps to build stuff??
1 week - 13,819v
Posted 2009/07/19 - 8:52 GMT
Sketchup for the rough design only?
-Sorry but I'll use Sketchup all the way.
 
I know that Sketchup isn't considered to be good for nothing but sketches, but it works fine for me.
 
Blender is a huge and very advanced program and I would love to learn how to use it, but it is just so far from all other apps I know that it would take a lot of time to learn how to use it for me. :(
 
My advice is that you start designing in Sketchup, unless you know someone who has the time to learn you how to work in Blender.
 
Both programs are free and your friend Google knows where to find them. :O)
 
All the best,
 
- MacDane


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