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There's a new subforum for it open over LH; I just did a quick shifty over it and it looks to be real enough  :suspect

Indeed, in an interview he says the inside industry term for doing that is 'opening the gates of hell'!  :devil I think Molyneuxs input into another BW would be pretty minimal if it happened any time soon, what with Milo and Fable III, and isn't he some kind of director at MS now?

definately the neutral Tiger

Indeed, there is an aweful lot of BW legacy floating around in there from when they started production and tried to use the original BW engine, which would still have had all the original commands implemented.

There never was a BWM editor, the models were made using 3D-S Max, and then exported to .BWM using another tool that added all their game-specific features [/nitpick]  :)

indeed, it also works if you drop a rock on it  :)

Indeed it does  :cool: Also, in BW2 the landscape morphs to match you alignment, but the alignment-based lighting they used was much more subtle than in BW. Just to mention a BW2 issue which I think played a major part: according to the credits the co-designer (There was Molyneux and Ron Millar...

Going off on a tanget from the current frame here so forgive me - I was contemplating the miracle system in BW. One thing that always would drive me spare was having to constantly cast new wood miracles over large wonders (before the first Norse one was finished at least  :yes), and I thought it...

Am I the only one who never really gelled with the creature in either versions? It's not that I couldn't train it, I always managed to get them to look after themselves, not get fat and maintain all villages in my possession and everything, and they are all pretty good at impressing other...

Looks wicked!  :D Looking forward to playing this one very much!

Sorry for taking oodles of time doing this - finally got round to it! Basically all this does is explain what each of the tools do in the lighting mode; when I've got a little more experience I'll try to put together a proper tutorial to go with this, but for now, I hope you'll be able to learn...

I've had issues with the read-only imposed when I cut and paste so make sure you extract them directly into their relevent folders, do not extract then C&P

Hi Kays I'm only just learning the challenge script language, so won't be much use to you now especially as I have quite a lot on at the moment (hence I've yet to reply to the lighting thread - I'm am working on that though  :) ), but in the future if you're still working on this I'd very...

Rightey. I've had a good look at it in light of what you said Kays and I'll make a summary here, including an overview of the controls for anyone who hasn't used it before - first: this is based in the light editing mode - mode >> edit lighting If you haven't got any lighting set up, this may...

sorry if this is late - I hope you're still reading this thread! That smearing you're seeing is the result of changing one of the 2 scales of that texture. In the texture editing toolbox, if you select that texture, you should see two sliders, labelled 'u' and 'v'. Adjusting those sliders...

I first played it when a friend had bought it, but his computer was temporarily MIA so he bought it round to my house and we had a shot at it, and I loved it so bought my own copy after hogging his for three months  :sorry

Absolutely brilliant! I hadn't tried it with any buildings on the map and it had been bothering me for ages! Very nice work indeed Kays - thanks for posting the solution!  :D

Ahh I see! I've only ever used the .sky files for transferring lighting settings from either land to land or time point to timepoint - I never thought of loading them for a script

Thanks for the reply! I'll have another tinker when I get back to it in about a weeks time (am away atm). I wonder whether it was a feature that never made full implementation since I can't seem to make it have any effect on LHS' own maps. How do you mean precisely?

A very nice site Kays - good job indeed. And nice mapping tutorial too  :happytears: I was wondering if anyone could help me out with something. In the light-editing mode of the landscape editor, there is a sort of wire-frame ball in the middle of the screen with two spheres in it (a blue and a...