Terraingenerator

[Monkeyboy_McGee]

Wheee, i'm a retarded nub!

How do i load up .nw files onto the terraingenerator? Or at least, how do i view them as 3d levels?

And, going the other way:
How comes when i save levels i've done in the terraingenerator they save as "File" types, instead of "Gmap" or "NW"? And how do i open them in graal?

[WanDaMan]

There is a save as levels option I believe..

And I also believe you can get it from reinstalling graal? the setup..

[Monkeyboy_McGee]

Originally Posted by WanDaMan

There is a save as levels option I believe..

And I also believe you can get it from reinstalling graal? the setup..

I already have terraingenerator, or i wouldnt be asking the questions yet e.e

And yes, there is a box to tick saying "Generate graal levels" but even after ticking that, it just creates the "File" and nothing else =/

[Silver Knight]

It's like GraalShop if you have ever used it.
When saving you need to type in the extension into the filename.
So you would check the Save box, then as your filename put: name.gmap
Then it will actually generate the levels.
To get the terrain to show, open a level and use the loadmap command like such:
loadmap name.gmap;
Make sure and add a tiledef so you can actually see the stuff correctly.

[Crono]

you dont add the .gmap in loadmap

[Silver Knight]

I believe I do, and it always works for me.
But not quite sure, when you're in the scripting window things just flow.
Anyway, his main problem should be solved by my previous post.

[calum]

Originally Posted by Silver Knight

his main problem should be solved by my previous post.

Yes, you save it as <gmapname>.gmap

[MysticalDragon]

Originally Posted by Gerami

you dont add the .gmap in loadmap

Yes you dont add .gmap , because the line would read the .gmap part aswell.

[Monkeyboy_McGee]

Originally Posted by Silver Knight

It's like GraalShop if you have ever used it.
When saving you need to type in the extension into the filename.
So you would check the Save box, then as your filename put: name.gmap
Then it will actually generate the levels.
To get the terrain to show, open a level and use the loadmap command like such:
loadmap name.gmap;
Make sure and add a tiledef so you can actually see the stuff correctly.

Yeah, that helped lots, and whoo, its so amazing! Thanks man