Mission Editor - Revision history

Johnmyster: /* Running the Mission Editor */

2024-09-10T22:40:46Z

Running the Mission Editor

2024-09-10T22:40:08Z

2021-01-16T00:39:03Z

2020-12-14T23:23:16Z

2020-09-05T01:51:31Z

2020-06-10T01:52:12Z

Undo revision 6558 by 108.59.0.40 (talk)

2020-06-10T01:13:53Z

2019-07-24T11:19:42Z

Mark as unsupported

2018-07-29T04:33:03Z

Locally host images; remove broken image

2017-04-02T08:19:38Z

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 # Do <code>!engine 104.0.1-287-gf7b0fcc</code>. You should see the response <code>Nightwatch Engine changed to 104.0.1-287-gf7b0fcc</code>.
 # Start the battle. The engine should start downloading silently in the background.
-# Wait a few minutes and check whether <code>steamapps/common/Zero-K/win64/104.0.1-287-gf7b0fcc</code> exists (you may have to look in Zero-K/engine/win64). If it doesn't then try <code>win32</code>. If you're on Linux then check the appropriate directory.
+# Wait a few minutes and check whether <code>steamapps/common/Zero-K/win64/104.0.1-287-gf7b0fcc</code> exists (you may have to look in <code>Zero-K/engine/win64</code>). If it doesn't then try <code>win32</code>. If you're on Linux then check the appropriate directory.
 # Copy the entirety of <code>104.0.1-287-gf7b0fcc</code> folder to a new folder somewhere isolated called <code>missionDev</code>.
 # Copy <code>steamapps/common/Zero-K/maps</code> and <code>steamapps/common/Zero-K/games</code> to <code>missionDev</code> such that you have the paths <code>missionDev/spring.exe</code>, <code>missionDev/maps</code> and <code>missionDev/games</code>. Optionally, you may just make empty <code>games</code> and <code>maps</code> folders and copy whatever you need in as you need it.

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 # Do <code>!engine 104.0.1-287-gf7b0fcc</code>. You should see the response <code>Nightwatch Engine changed to 104.0.1-287-gf7b0fcc</code>.
 # Start the battle. The engine should start downloading silently in the background.
-# Wait a few minutes and check whether <code>steamapps/common/Zero-K/win64/104.0.1-287-gf7b0fcc</code> exists. If it doesn't then try <code>win32</code>. If you're on Linux then check the appropriate directory.
+# Wait a few minutes and check whether <code>steamapps/common/Zero-K/win64/104.0.1-287-gf7b0fcc</code> exists (you may have to look in Zero-K/engine/win64). If it doesn't then try <code>win32</code>. If you're on Linux then check the appropriate directory.
 # Copy the entirety of <code>104.0.1-287-gf7b0fcc</code> folder to a new folder somewhere isolated called <code>missionDev</code>.
 # Copy <code>steamapps/common/Zero-K/maps</code> and <code>steamapps/common/Zero-K/games</code> to <code>missionDev</code> such that you have the paths <code>missionDev/spring.exe</code>, <code>missionDev/maps</code> and <code>missionDev/games</code>. Optionally, you may just make empty <code>games</code> and <code>maps</code> folders and copy whatever you need in as you need it.

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-The '''Mission Editor''' allows players to create interactive missions similar to single-player scenarios of commercial games and to easily publish them to all players.
+Campaign missions are created in one of two ways, with the missions editor or with a mission definition file. The mission editor is used for the first mission and Kodachi Rally as they involve triggers and cutscenes. The skirmish-style missions are created with a definition file.
-Missions can also be designed for multiplayer and can be played cooperatively or competitively.
+The '''Mission Editor''' allows players to create interactive missions similar to single-player scenarios of commercial games and to easily publish them to all players. These missions are [[Mod_Creation#Mutators|mutators]] so can be designed for multiplayer and played cooperatively or competitively.
 [[File:Mission editor intro 1.jpg]]
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 [https://github.com/ZeroK-RTS/Zero-K-Infrastructure/issues Feature Requests and Bug Reports]
 == Running the Mission Editor ==

← Older revision		Revision as of 23:23, 14 December 2020
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	== Publishing a mission ==		== Publishing a mission ==
		+	The mission editor exports mutators, so missions can be uploaded the same way you would upload any other mod, see [[Mod Creation]]. If the mission must be run on a particular map, then you can bundle the map and mutator together with a [[Custom Modes\|Custom Mode]].
		+
		+	== Publishing a mission OUTDATED (but the infrastructure may still be there) ==
	You can make your mission available online by ''publishing'' it. It will be available for others to play once enabled by an administrator.		You can make your mission available online by ''publishing'' it. It will be available for others to play once enabled by an administrator.

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 The '''Mission Editor''' allows players to create interactive missions similar to single-player scenarios of commercial games and to easily publish them to all players.
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 [https://github.com/ZeroK-RTS/Zero-K-Infrastructure/issues Feature Requests and Bug Reports]
 == Tutorials ==

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 [[Mission Editor Tutorial|General Tutorial]]
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 [[Mission Editor Factory Orders Tutorial|Factory Orders Tutorial]]

← Older revision		Revision as of 11:19, 24 July 2019
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		+	:<span style="color:red">'''Does not work in latest ZK version! Unsupported until further notice'''</span>
	The '''Mission Editor''' allows players to create interactive missions similar to single-player scenarios of commercial games and to easily publish them to all players.		The '''Mission Editor''' allows players to create interactive missions similar to single-player scenarios of commercial games and to easily publish them to all players.

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 Missions can become part of campaigns. (Campaigns not implemented yet)
-http://i52.tinypic.com/219b603.jpg
+[[File:Mission editor intro 1.jpg]]
-http://i54.tinypic.com/24zaslu.png
+[[File:Mission editor intro 2.png]]
 '''[http://zero-k.info/missioneditor/setup.exe Download]'''
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 You can make your mission available online by ''publishing'' it. It will be available for others to play once enabled by an administrator.
-To do this, open the Mission menu and click Publish. Fill in the form displayed:
+To do this, open the Mission menu and click Publish. Fill in the form displayed.
 A mission must have a description and image to be published.

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 '''[http://zero-k.info/missioneditor/setup.exe Download]'''
 [[Mission Editor Tutorial|General Tutorial]]
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 [[Mission Editor Cutscenes Tutorial|Cutscenes Tutorial]]
-[https://github.com/ZeroK-RTS/Zero-K-Infrastructure/issues Feature Requests and Bug Reports]
+== Publishing a mission ==
 [[Category:Mission Editor]]