For now, just random bits as they become available. Make sure to read the image guidelines

New maps can be created in one of two ways

• Create Mission
• Import a CW3 map

Once this istor has done, the terrain can be edited, units can be added and then you're set to play!

For now, the map editor is available in-game when pressing Shift-E

The in-game editor has 4 main options:

• Terrain
• Creeper
• Units
• Overlay

• Map overlay editing tutorial (coming real soon now™)

There are also global settings that affects the flow of creeper on a map.

All decisions regarding maps, images and associated content is solely the decision of Knuckle Cracker LLC. No decision creates a precedent for subsequent decisions and any decision made may be reversed subsequently.

The aim is to provide maps that are fun to play and suitable for all audiences without being offensive to the majority of the player audience.

Do not use images that you do not have the right to use. If the image(s) require credit, make sure the credit is provided.

Prepare yourself for a shock. In 3D games, the map coordinates are stranger than you may think.

Here is a good resource:

3D Math Primer for Game Programmers (Coordinate Systems)

Also note that, in line with the underlying Unity3D engine, the game uses a left-handed coordinate system in contrast to the right-handed coordinate system you may expect.

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Giuseppe Portelli wrote a series of articles about coordinate systems comparison between Autodesk 3ds Max, Unity 3D and Unreal Engine. If you are familiar with any of those other systems, then this may be the comparison you need.

• UV Coordinate Systems in 3ds Max, Unity, Unreal Engine
• World Coordinate Systems in 3ds Max, Unity and Unreal Engine
• Basis Orientations in 3ds Max, Unity 3D and Unreal Engine
• Scales in 3ds Max, Unity 3D and Unreal Engine