BZedit for windows does not supply any copy and paste features for world objects. A feature called grouping will allow you to do what you describe, but that has yet to be implememnted.
you could open the map file in a text editor and copy the ojbects you wanted, then change there positions manualy.
There is a short tutorial on how to make maps, and how to link teleporters at www.artemisgames.com/bzedit just click on the "tutorial" button.
You may also want to the unofical BZ boards. They are bit more informal, and have a tendecny to get answerd faster then these. they are at .http://bzbb.homelinux.org/
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BZedit for windows does not supply any copy and paste features for world objects. A feature called grouping will allow you to do what you describe, but that has yet to be implememnted.
you could open the map file in a text editor and copy the ojbects you wanted, then change there positions manualy.
There is a short tutorial on how to make maps, and how to link teleporters at www.artemisgames.com/bzedit just click on the "tutorial" button.
You may also want to the unofical BZ boards. They are bit more informal, and have a tendecny to get answerd faster then these. they are at .http://bzbb.homelinux.org/
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
i need help i have made a set of steps and i want to copy and paste it all(the steps)
is it possible?
and how do u link teleporters??
What editor are you using to make the map with?
BZedit for windows does not supply any copy and paste features for world objects. A feature called grouping will allow you to do what you describe, but that has yet to be implememnted.
you could open the map file in a text editor and copy the ojbects you wanted, then change there positions manualy.
There is a short tutorial on how to make maps, and how to link teleporters at www.artemisgames.com/bzedit just click on the "tutorial" button.
You may also want to the unofical BZ boards. They are bit more informal, and have a tendecny to get answerd faster then these. they are at .http://bzbb.homelinux.org/
BZedit for windows does not supply any copy and paste features for world objects. A feature called grouping will allow you to do what you describe, but that has yet to be implememnted.
you could open the map file in a text editor and copy the ojbects you wanted, then change there positions manualy.
There is a short tutorial on how to make maps, and how to link teleporters at www.artemisgames.com/bzedit just click on the "tutorial" button.
You may also want to the unofical BZ boards. They are bit more informal, and have a tendecny to get answerd faster then these. they are at .http://bzbb.homelinux.org/
BZEdit1.5.9f6
Not familiar with BZEdit - last time I made a map, I handcoded it :D.
ok thanks do u know about the teleporters?
ok i found it i didenet read i that bit
thank again Dan
and anoutyer prob it dident explain on the website
:(
do u know how to do it?
Please put a post in the BZEDIT section at http://bzbb.homelinux.org/
It's a better place to discuss this. This forum is for help and bugs with the actual game, not the tools that others have writen.
I do know how to make links. Put a post in that board and I'll help you out.
ok thanks
dident know u can handcode it
what does it mean :P
The map is just a text file, open one in a text editor and you can see the objects.