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ok, now I have a question. How do I apply and/or position textures on an object in torque constructor? I can't even seem to be able to selece objects. :(
Can i Install (Activate) this with a demo version of blockland.No.
The Hallway to hell
features: walk through walls
a cage with a jail spawn in it (but i don't know what it does)
a maze like lay out plus you will have to find your own way out
But not finished yet but i will up-date it once it is finished.
Also has hidden zombie spawn so watch out! =D
That's because you used slate sea. Slate doesn't have any terrain, only an interior.Fixed got the hole map now.
1) make sure the mission editor.zip is in the Blockland folder
2) make a shortcut of Blockland.exe (the actual icon you click to play the game) to your desktop
3) go to your desktop and right click the shortcut you made, and go to properties
"4) go to the target textbox and put " -mod editor" right after what is in there, but without the quotes
5) what you entered in the target box should look like this, without the quotes:
"C:\Blockland\Blockland.exe -mod editor"
or if you have the BL folder in your program files:
"C:\Program Files\Blockland\Blockland.exe" -mod editor
--If you cannot understand this guide, the Mission Editor is not for you--
I need to know how I can add textures/terrain etc to slate levels.
so in other words, how do I add the terrain block?
That was mars.
STOP GIVING AWAY MOTHER forgetIGN EGGS!
Still, the layout looks far too much like San Andreas, and the the Admin Island is the only thing which is diffrent.
You rip off Reactor with with a map based on ANOTHER Solar system with the same shapes and stuff, now you try to make a map like Ghost's cities?
Sorry, but i do not see a good future with these.
got any pics from ingame?
if i had to choose one i would choose yours,because i like what u did with it and i especially like the admin island.
