UE3:Unreal Editor - Revision history

Eliot at 03:49, 24 June 2010

2010-06-24T03:49:01Z

2008-12-15T10:12:14Z

mentioned that UEd4 is sometimes used but not quite correct

2008-11-17T10:23:27Z

included content from UE3:Unreal Editor interface, which now redirects here

2008-11-16T11:28:00Z

added short description and applications category

2008-09-29T11:43:18Z

New page: {{editor-stub}} == User Interface == * UE3:Unreal Editor interface

New page

{{editor-stub}}

== User Interface ==
* [[UE3:Unreal Editor interface|Unreal Editor interface]]

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 # A [[UE3:UnrealEd viewport|viewport]]
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 [[Category:Mapping articles|Unreal Editor (UE3)]]

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−	The map editor for [[Unreal Engine 3]] games is actually named after the game it belongs to, for example "Unreal Tournament 3 Editor". For historic reasons, most mappers refer to the map editor as "UnrealEd" or "UEd" for short.	+	The map editor for [[Unreal Engine 3]] games is actually named after the game it belongs to, for example "Unreal Tournament 3 Editor". For historic reasons, most mappers refer to the map editor as "UnrealEd" or "UEd" for short. Sometimes it is even referred to as "UnrealEd 4" to point out its historical relation to earlier [[UnrealEd]] versions, but the version number has actually been dropped from the editor's name.

	Note that shortening it to "UE" may cause confusions because that's the abbreviation for [[Unreal Engine]]. Also, [[UnrealEd 3]] actually is the map editor for [[Unreal Engine 2]] games like [[UT2003]] and [[UT2004]], not for [[UT3]]. If the context is obvious and you're a lazy typer, just use "UEd", otherwise something like "UT3Ed" or "GOWEd" should clearly get your point across.		Note that shortening it to "UE" may cause confusions because that's the abbreviation for [[Unreal Engine]]. Also, [[UnrealEd 3]] actually is the map editor for [[Unreal Engine 2]] games like [[UT2003]] and [[UT2004]], not for [[UT3]]. If the context is obvious and you're a lazy typer, just use "UEd", otherwise something like "UT3Ed" or "GOWEd" should clearly get your point across.

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 The map editor for [[Unreal Engine 3]] games is actually named after the game it belongs to, for example "Unreal Tournament 3 Editor". For historic reasons, most mappers refer to the map editor as "UnrealEd" or "UEd" for short.
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 ==User Interface==
-* [[UE3:Unreal Editor interface|Unreal Editor interface]]
+[[Image:UT3-UnrealEd-Interface.png|300px|thumb|Components of the UT3 Editor main window.]]
+The following is an overview of the components of the [[UE3:Unreal Editor|Unreal Editor]] main window:
 [[Category:Applications|Unreal Editor (UE3)]]

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-== User Interface ==
+Note that shortening it to "UE" may cause confusions because that's the abbreviation for [[Unreal Engine]]. Also, [[UnrealEd 3]] actually is the map editor for [[Unreal Engine 2]] games like [[UT2003]] and [[UT2004]], not for [[UT3]]. If the context is obvious and you're a lazy typer, just use "UEd", otherwise something like "UT3Ed" or "GOWEd" should clearly get your point across.
 * [[UE3:Unreal Editor interface|Unreal Editor interface]]