You an repeat this multiple times to add several assets, or select one to move it around. Once you have found the assets you like, you can drag and drop items from the Asset Library into the map in the central workspace of the editor.Ī newly added Asset will look blue, like this. By selecting floor there, you can easily narrow your search to actual floor tiles, and filter them by material, for example, wood. If you want to limit your search to a specific category of assets or style of content, you can use the drop down menu on the left. However, I would also see assets that are not a floor, but are tagged “dancefloor” for example. For example, if I type floor, I will see all pieces of floor. The left one allows you to filter all assets based upon what you type. You can search and filter all the items in the library using the two menus on its top.
You will find all assets provided in your content pack in the middle left area of the editor. For this tutorial, we’ll create a new map.Īdding content to the map The Asset Library When you create a new scene, the editor will ask you if you want to create, duplicate or use an existing map. When your content pack is set up, you can add a new map by clicking the gear in the top left block called “Story Data”, and select “New Scene”.Ī scene is basically a map with everything attached to it : dialogs, items, variables… Making a new map Once you have set up your content pack and its dependencies, it’s time to do some mapping. Placing and arranging assets into a floorĬreating a map with the Shadowrun level editor is easy, but requires patience.Go to menu Shadowrun level editor - creating a map Shadowrun level editor - creating a map, Réalités Parallèles Réalités Parallèles | Ergonomie et conception de jeu vidéo FR Réalités Parallèles
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