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• Area layouts used in the single player module
  This will help those wishing to avoid going through every area layout to find the one they want. ...player and core resource source files] project, if you wish to modify the layouts in the [[level editor]].
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• Area layouts used in the Awakening module
  ...dule]] list is intended to help those wishing to avoid going through every area layout to find the one they want. * [[Area layouts used in the single player module]]
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• Area layouts used in DLC
  * [[Area layouts used in the Awakening module]] * [[Area layouts used in the single player module]]
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• Area tutorial
  {{Infobox area}} == Creating the area ==
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• Area/ru
  | {{Infobox area/ru}} ...g area transitions. DA will keep all of the game objects in the player’s area active. They will use physics room shells on the server to determine percep
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• Area
  | {{Infobox area}} ...g area transitions. DA will keep all of the game objects in the player’s area active. They will use physics room shells on the server to determine percep
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• Exportable area
  A layout requires at least one exportable area. This is the area that the player will be able to operate in and percieve when the layout is ...ts where a player in one exportable area can see into the other exportable area but not reach it directly.
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• Module tutorial
  *A swampy outdoor area with a small tavern in it ...to your module. For example: your module UID is "asar" so item, createre, area or any other file should begin with asar_ (asar_mysword).
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• Art
  Art Resources are, with the exception of Level layouts, only indirectly linked to what you see in game. A Model has to be applied === Level/Area layouts (Art Resource) ===
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• Map tutorial
  ...can travel between freely but is too large to conveniently fit in a single area. Maps allow a world to be large without having to detail every little irrel ...-defined list of map images that are available for use. That's because map layouts are defined in a 2DA ("two-dimensional array"), a binary table of data that
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• Exterior Level Manual
  ...and the difference between [[User:Languard#Dragon Age Modding Terms|Level, Area, and Map]] * Desired Width - How wide do you want this area to be in meters?
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• Level editor
  ...nce of the area. If you need the player to interact with objects within an area you'll need to use interactive [[placeable]]s instead. Note that unlike the [[Area]] editor, only two modes of camera control are currently supported: "flycam
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• Lighting
  ...unlight properties in the [[Level editor]] by clicking on the [[Exportable Area]] Properties button in the toolbar (next to the [[File:IconAddExportableAre Clicking on the Exportable Area Properties button will cause an Area Properties window to pop up. Scrolling down the window you will see a secti
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• Art Resources
  === Level/Area layouts === You can download the source files for all the level layouts in the main campaign from here: [http://social.bioware.com/project/1331/#fi
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• Level tutorial
  To light an area with basic lighting, do the following: Create a new room by right clicking on "New area" under "Room World". Then left click on the new room to select it.
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• Area layout visual index
  ...lists the [[Area layout|area layouts]] included with the Toolset. The area layouts are grouped by common prefix. File:Combat.jpg|'''combat'''<br/>Open Combat Area
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• Door
  ...is the door's 'hinge') and corresponding attachment points throughout the area will become visible. There are two types of doors: Area Transition Doors and Room-To-Room Doors
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• Area layouts used in the single player module
  This will help those wishing to avoid going through every area layout to find the one they want. ...player and core resource source files] project, if you wish to modify the layouts in the [[level editor]].
  11 KB (1,876 words) - 12:57, 17 August 2012
• Area layouts used in the Awakening module
  ...dule]] list is intended to help those wishing to avoid going through every area layout to find the one they want. * [[Area layouts used in the single player module]]
  2 KB (383 words) - 07:59, 7 December 2013
• Lighting Tutorial
  ...ked lights and static props. Everything you place in the level editor (NOT area editor) must necessarily be unable to move in-game. ...odel of the appropriate shape (doesn't matter which model) right above the area you want to darken and adjust the model properties to set Export To Game as
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• Resource palette
  |[[Image:IconArea.png|link=Area]] || [[Area]] || [[Image:IconPlaceable.png|link=Placeable]] || [[Placeable]] |[[Image:IconAreaList.png|link=Area list]] || [[Area list]] || [[Image:IconPlot.png|link=Plot]] || [[Plot]]
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• Designer Resources
  ...the creature's template from your database until you'd removed it from the area layout first. ...delete the creature and then undo your area checkout you'd wind up with an area layout referencing a deleted creature template.
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• Area layouts used in DLC
  * [[Area layouts used in the Awakening module]] * [[Area layouts used in the single player module]]
  407 B (61 words) - 14:17, 17 August 2012