Re: [GD-General] Level Editors

[gekido <mi...@ub...>]

are you looking for .map support specifically?

if this is a requirement, then i might suggest you take a look at the
genesis 3d editors potentially.

most of the genesis 3d editors (and there are a half-dozen or more) can
export & import .map files if this is the format you are looking for
specifically, after which you could use your own bsp compiler to create the
bsp for your own engine format...

just an idea.

there are 3 editors provided with the realityfactory installation package
(available from the main site http://rfactory.uber-geek.ca), all of which
are free for commercial use - if you are only using the tools, then i can't
see there being any logo/licensing issues, you aren't initializing the
engine itself, so no need for the g3d logo, etc...

there are several others available as well that aren't included with the rf
install - i'm sure a google search will find them for you

mike w
www.uber-geek.ca

----- Original Message -----
From: "Ivan Galic" <dea...@ga...>
To: <gam...@li...>
Sent: Saturday, January 18, 2003 9:56 AM
Subject: [GD-General] Level Editors


> Hi!
>
> I know there was some discussion about level editors here, and someone
> mentioned QERadiant. I have downloaded it, as well as all the plugins and
> the source, but just to find out that it's not free for commercial use. I
> thought it was GPL...
> Does anyone know of a free 3d level editor(it doesn't need to be complex,
> but should support basic stuff)? We're creating a small game(shareware
> level) and  can't afford an expensive license for one of the proffessional
> tools, and we'd like to avoid writing our own editor if possible. So,
we're
> looking for something free, preferably open source(GPL would be fine), or
> very cheap.
>
> Thanks.
>
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