UT University course

[Dr.Flay]

I have no idea how well known these tutorials are, but as I have not found any reference to them, I'll post here.
It is a good collection, very well presented and easy to follow.

Creative Games project produced at Salford University, MSc Creative Games.
http://www.creativegames.org.uk/MSc_Cre ... orials.htm
http://www.creativegames.org.uk/MSc_CreativeGames/
*EDIT*
I just found a large document there called "Unreal_Manual.zip" (It is in German)
http://www.creativegames.org.uk/MSc_Cre ... amedesign/

[Creavion]

Nice stuff. Can`t believe most of the shit is still working. Unbelievable after over 10 years...

[Dr.Flay]

I know what you mean. I'm actually not even sure how I found it now.
Just in case it disappears any time soon, I have accessed the pages via the "Web Archive" service, so it should always be available (once it is assimilated).
I cannot find a way to the tutorial from the front page, so I am guessing this is just for the students that did the course.

http://liveweb.archive.org/http://www.c ... orials.htm
http://wayback.archive.org/web/*/http:/ ... orials.htm

[EvilGrins]

Cool!

Been trying to figure out recently how to edit water into a map. Probably really simple...

[Dr.Flay]

2 of the best resources that are still being updated are here
http://utdatabase.99k.org/docs.html
http://unrealtournament.99.free.fr/utfi ... Tutorials/

[Creavion]

Ha, like medor you are somehow a "I find rare stuff" guy. Just what we need. Seriously!

[Dr.Flay]

I'm playing "catch-up" after playing UT2K4 for a long while (melee weaponry and an RPG mutator have me so addicted).
Now I've decided to get my hands dirty with the editor at this late stage, I have found lots of resources have been lost to...err
umm, I'll be diplomatic and call it a "Planetary" shift and children in the "Playround" not tidying up after creating a mess.

The "Wayback Machine" at the Web Archive has obviously been indispensable, as long as I have some documentation or URLs to start from.

One of the downloads available at utdatabase.99k.org saved me a lot of tutorial hunting. "The Complete Unreal Editor Reference Guide" is a huge collection in one CHM file.
Lots of useful tutorials in it from the legend "Gopostal"
Very very handy to have 1 file open with lots of info on different subjects.

Looking for an all-in one tutorial on the extra brush builders and editor addons now.