Difference between revisions of "Bethsoft Tutorial Layout"

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W dosłownym fundacji na każdym poziomie jest układ. Układ jest najbardziej podstawowym sposobem stworzymy przepływu w przestrzeni gry. Fallout 3 to układy są zbudowane głównie z apteczki, zestaw sobą dzieł sztuki, które można snapped razem budować bezszwowe środowiska. Ten tutorial wprowadzi do układu z Vault zestawu. Podczas każdego zestawu jest wyjątkowa, wszystkie one mają te same podstawowe konwencje nazewnictwa i funkcjonalność, która w tym samouczku pomogą Ci nauczyć.

<span class="pops">[http://geck.bethsoft.com/youtube_age_redirect.php?fil=Y2xskfNS8HE&fmt=22 Layout Video Tutorial (part 1) at YouTube]</span>

This is the '''"Snap to Grid"''' button:[[Image:Snap_To_Grid.jpg]] This button toggles grid snapping on and off.  This makes sure that when you move an object around the cell, it snaps at unit intervals of 256, 128, 64, or whatever else you specify.  We will leave Grid Snapping on for the remainder of this tutorial. You will need to change your snap settings from time to time, depending on what pieces you are using.  The hotkey for this button is "'''Q'''".  Take a moment now to ensure the button is depressed and snapping is active.

We will now set the grid settings. Right-click on the render window to bring up the options, then click Render Window Properties. The next step is to click the Movement tab. For most of this tutorial, a 256 grid snap should be fine.  There may be times when you need to drop the grid snap down to make certain pieces fit.   

Another critical tool is the '''"Snap to Angle"''' [[Image:Snap_To_Angle.jpg]] button.  This button toggles rotational snapping. This makes sure that when you rotate an object it snaps to degrees of 15, 45, or whatever you set it to. Again, make sure this is on for the rest of this tutorial.  You can leave this setting at 45 now and for the remainder of the tutorial series.  The hotkey for this button is "Ctrl-Q".  The "Render Window" must be selected.

The importance of good snapping etiquette cannot be overstated.  Sloppy placement, especially at these early stages, can result in myriad problems, such as overlapping polygon surfaces and gaps in level geometry.  These problems can be especially frustrating to debug and fix, so focus on a clean layout now and save yourself the headache later.

<blockquote>To use almost any hotey in the G.E.C.K., you must first make sure the "Render Window" is selected.  Do this by either clicking the top of the "Render Window" or clicking inside of it once with your mouse.  This includes the "Ctrl-S" Save hotkey.</blockquote>

Let's add a corner just to the left of the new piece we added.  Do this just like before.  Select the piece, hit "Ctrl-D" the drag the new object to the until it's snapped onto the end of the previous piece.  This will give you three hallway pieces in a row, as pictured below.

Now select the left most piece and hit "Ctrl-F", this will bring up the "Search & Replace" window.  In the "Replace with" drop-down box select "VHallSm2WayR01" and hit enter.  This will replace the selected hallway piece with a corner piece.

<blockquote> If you don't want to do the guess work the unmarked door node is RmWallExSmR01, VURmBoothWallWindowR01 works well for the booth wall, stairs are VURmSunkenStairsR01. Also, To get the Vault door to line up set the grid snap to 64. For the Cave door use 32.</blockquote>

The GECK includes a special object called a '''"COCmarker"'''.  Place this object where you want to appear when using the COC command.  Only one of these special markers may be placed per cell.