You can find all the tools on the left side bar but this tool is normally selected by default. To move the camera choose the "Camera Movement" tool. To stay on top of things we have to know how to navigate through the void.
You also have the possibility to change each separately into render modes as well but I don't recommend you to do that because it's kind of useless and wastes performance. The three smaller windows on your right screen are by default for Top (T), Front (F) and Side (S). By default it's the "rmode1" which means you see your map as wire framed view. Personally, I prefer the 1:3 layout where the larger one is for realtime preview (stopped time) with different displaying rendering modes. Here you choose "Viewports" > "Configure.".Ī new window with different layouts will show up. For changing the window layout you go for "View" on top line a dropdown menu will appear.
Your layout may look different when SDK runs for the first time. We close the window with "Textures" because we don't need it for now.
Just some minor changes has been made to the 2.5 engine version. Note: For those who has already worked with the UED 3.0, known as Unreal Engine 2.0 Editor (UT2004), or higher before, this may look similar. You should be able to see the following screen: Due to its complexity it may take a while until it runs for the first time. Therefore we hit the Killing Floor SDK in "Tools" section that says "Ready to play". Now we want to start it for the first time. Well, you recieved your Killing Floor SDK. Other resolutions may show your layout way different than my screens do.Īnd please, don't hang me for wrong spelling or grammar. The screenshots were made with my PC displaying with 1366x768. You probably need a lot of practise to be able creating your own maps built from scratch. Note: Before you start the SDK please bear in mind that you won't get into the editor after 10 minutes. When the download has finished, the Killing Floor SDK will appear as "Ready to play" in your tools directory. It will work like updating your Killing Floor game. Hit next to install the current selected file. A double click on the entry "Killing Floor SDK" will open a window with some information like needed HDD space and download time. Right after this step a list with all available tools appears. To get this programm you'll need switch into your Steam "Library" and select the section "Tools". It is something like additional software for free that allows you to create several new contents. First of all, you need to install the Killing Floor SDK.
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