UE1:UnrealEd 2 - Revision history

Eliot at 03:49, 24 June 2010

2010-06-24T03:49:48Z

Eliot: Reformated

2010-06-13T15:24:40Z

Reformated

Ikuto: Forgot
;)

2008-09-05T18:56:41Z

Forgot <br> ;)

Ikuto: /* Where UnrealEd 2 Is Found */

2008-09-05T18:56:15Z

‎Where UnrealEd 2 Is Found

Wormbo at 16:40, 31 August 2008

2008-08-31T16:40:24Z

Death to u at 19:57, 30 August 2008

2008-08-30T19:57:48Z

Death to u: New page: {{stub}} ==Where UnrealEd 2 Is Found== UnrealEd 2 comes with Unreal Engine builds 410-600 (Unreal Tournament, Unreal: Return to Na Pali, Unreal 2). It runs only on Unreal Engine 1, li...

2008-08-30T19:57:19Z

New page: {{stub}} ==Where UnrealEd 2 Is Found== UnrealEd 2 comes with Unreal Engine builds 410-600 (Unreal Tournament, Unreal: Return to Na Pali, Unreal 2). It runs only on Unreal Engine 1, li...

New page

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==Where UnrealEd 2 Is Found==
UnrealEd 2 comes with [[Unreal Engine]] builds 410-600 (Unreal Tournament, Unreal: Return to Na Pali, Unreal 2). It runs only on Unreal Engine 1, like the first UnrealEd.

==Changes from the first UnrealEd==
This version of UnrealEd not only allows you to create maps, but import textures, music, and sounds, as well as modify actor classes. You must be able to translate the [[Leagacy:Unreal Script|Unreal Script]] Language to successfully modify actor classes.

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	* [[UE1:UnrealEd 1\|UnrealEd 1]]		* [[UE1:UnrealEd 1\|UnrealEd 1]]

−	[[Category:Mapping articles~~\|UnrealEd 2]] [[Category:Applications~~\|UnrealEd 2]]	+	{{Navbox unrealapplications}}
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+'''UnrealEd 2''', or '''UEd2''' for short, is the map editor of {{UE1}} games. Its actual name depends on the game it comes with, but even this is handled very inconsistently.
-==Where UnrealEd 2 Is Found==
+Note that shortening UnrealEd to "UE" may cause confusion because that abbreviation is commonly used to mean the [[Unreal Engine]] in general, specifically UE2 stands for the Unreal Engine 2, which comes with a different version of the Unreal Editor.
-UnrealEd 2 comes with [[Unreal Engine]] builds 227-600 (Unreal patch 227, Unreal Tournament, Unreal: Return to Na Pali). It runs only on Unreal Engine 1, like the first UnrealEd.<br>
-[[User:Ikuto|Ikuto]]: UnrealEd 2 now comes with 227 patch of Unreal 1
+The UnrealEd is a separate executable for Windows versions of Unreal Engine games, but is very tightly integrated into the game. This means it's not possible to use the ''UnrealEd.exe'' of one game with a different game, or even with a different patch level of the same game. Also, there is no UnrealEd for Linux, MacOS or console versions of Unreal Engine 1 games.
 This version of UnrealEd not only allows you to create maps, but import textures, music, and sounds, as well as modify actor classes. You must be able to translate the [[UnrealScript]] language to successfully modify actor classes.

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 ==Where UnrealEd 2 Is Found==
-UnrealEd 2 comes with [[Unreal Engine]] builds 227-600 (Unreal patch 227, Unreal Tournament, Unreal: Return to Na Pali). It runs only on Unreal Engine 1, like the first UnrealEd.
+UnrealEd 2 comes with [[Unreal Engine]] builds 227-600 (Unreal patch 227, Unreal Tournament, Unreal: Return to Na Pali). It runs only on Unreal Engine 1, like the first UnrealEd.<br>
 [[User:Ikuto|Ikuto]]: UnrealEd 2 now comes with 227 patch of Unreal 1
 ==Changes from the first UnrealEd==
 This version of UnrealEd not only allows you to create maps, but import textures, music, and sounds, as well as modify actor classes. You must be able to translate the [[UnrealScript]] language to successfully modify actor classes.

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 ==Where UnrealEd 2 Is Found==
-UnrealEd 2 comes with [[Unreal Engine]] builds 410-600 (Unreal Tournament, Unreal: Return to Na Pali). It runs only on Unreal Engine 1, like the first UnrealEd.
+UnrealEd 2 comes with [[Unreal Engine]] builds 227-600 (Unreal patch 227, Unreal Tournament, Unreal: Return to Na Pali). It runs only on Unreal Engine 1, like the first UnrealEd.
 ==Changes from the first UnrealEd==
 This version of UnrealEd not only allows you to create maps, but import textures, music, and sounds, as well as modify actor classes. You must be able to translate the [[UnrealScript]] language to successfully modify actor classes.

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 ==Where UnrealEd 2 Is Found==
-UnrealEd 2 comes with [[Unreal Engine]] builds 410-600 (Unreal Tournament, Unreal: Return to Na Pali, Unreal 2). It runs only on Unreal Engine 1, like the first UnrealEd.
+UnrealEd 2 comes with [[Unreal Engine]] builds 410-600 (Unreal Tournament, Unreal: Return to Na Pali). It runs only on Unreal Engine 1, like the first UnrealEd.
 ==Changes from the first UnrealEd==
-This version of UnrealEd not only allows you to create maps, but import textures, music, and sounds, as well as modify actor classes. You must be able to translate the [[Legacy:Unreal Script|Unreal Script]] Language to successfully modify actor classes.
+This version of UnrealEd not only allows you to create maps, but import textures, music, and sounds, as well as modify actor classes. You must be able to translate the [[UnrealScript]] language to successfully modify actor classes.

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	==Changes from the first UnrealEd==		==Changes from the first UnrealEd==
−	This version of UnrealEd not only allows you to create maps, but import textures, music, and sounds, as well as modify actor classes. You must be able to translate the [[~~Leagacy~~:Unreal Script\|Unreal Script]] Language to successfully modify actor classes.	+	This version of UnrealEd not only allows you to create maps, but import textures, music, and sounds, as well as modify actor classes. You must be able to translate the [[Legacy:Unreal Script\|Unreal Script]] Language to successfully modify actor classes.