UnrealEd

i am very good in unrealed and have write two tutorials for unrealed maybe i could hep ya a little but pls dont ask things like movers i dont like to explain some of them but i always will wel show some links that will help you with that anyways if you have msn my is [email protected]

i think i know what you doing wrong with the terrain

Then why don't you tell him!

Honestly, Eliot, your post was like a business pitch.

If u have any good tutorials online let me know too, im sure i will be learning it soon enough.

Pay and you can ask me

Seriously, use irc, goes faster. irc.enterthegame.com #unrealed biggest, smaller second version at irc.quakenet.org same channel

And dont make 2 terrains, make sure zoneinfo has bterrainzone or whatever true, make sure the terrain has at least 1 texture layer and rebuild geometry a time

Tutorials at 3dbuzz.com and planetunreal.com/architectonic

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Then why don't you tell him!Honestly, Eliot, your post was like a business pitch.

i told him on msn but yeh it wasnt that problem but i have gave him a link to a beter terrain tutorial

I always buy nvdia for a reason

However I never heard of your problem before, no one with an ati has reported such problems as far as Im aware so either you got a weird pc or bad drivers or you do other stuff wrong and are blaming the wrong thing

it cannot be an ATI driver problem because my laptop runs the editor with no problems. Im using the a few weeks old drivers tho. hmmm.

Buy nvidia and take the ATI card back! hehe

http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Mapping_for_games

http://udn.epicgames.com/Two/WebHome

It's not your drivers. I just went through the same exact thing, trying to get terrain to behave.

http://www.planetunreal.com/architecton ... part6.html

This is an outstanding tutorial for getting your terrain up and running. The UDN tutorials are missing some important steps and instructions surprisingly enough.

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In order to determine what size you should set XSize and YSize, divide the size of the room by the default scaling of 64. For instance, if we had a room that was 32000 x 32000 x 32000, we would divide 32000 by the default scaling of 64: 32000 / 64 = 500. Therefore, we'd set XSize and YSize at 500. For our purposes, our room is 4096, so 4096 / 64 = 64.

This is very important to making sure that your terrain works. It might seem a bit complicated, but follow it step by step and I guarantee it will work. Then apply the same values to the different sized terrain zones you will need.