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Brush builder magic

UnrealEd 2.1 (227i) and UnrealEd 2.2 (227j), for Unreal 227. With many additions, bugfixes and improvements. Ask mapping related questions, or give hints, tips and tricks.
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dustinechoes849
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Brush builder magic

Post by dustinechoes849 »

Hiya.
(Bluff.unr)
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That terrain looks great.

Could anyone gimme some tips on making terrain like this?

thanks  :D
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Re: Brush builder magic

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This one was probably made in 3ds.
To make terrains in UnrealEd, I'd suggest [url=http://www.oldunreal.com/wiki/index.php?title=BSP_Terrain_Tutorial]Bot_40's tutorial[/url].
Good luck!
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Re: Brush builder magic

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You can also build low poly terrains like this in blender.

Just a note if you don't have 3ds max like me :)



If I find the time I could make a tutorial for this.
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