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= StaticObject EditMode =

Static Objects are one of the pillars of level building in the LevelEditor. An actual complete map file share in static objects is around 80%. A proper set of pieces will allow you to create all sorts of rooms and ambients.

The creation window is a bit more complex than the ones we have seen previously. In detail, its composed of:

''' The Set picker: this ComboBox is used to select the current piece set. Sets should map to directories under the static_objects directory in redist.

''' The Object picker: this ListBox will show all objects inside the set picked previously. Category headers will show grayed out. Clicking on an entry will select a static object file to be used in following placements.

''' Thumbnail: shows a little picture so you can see how the object looks like.
''' BB Size: size of the objects bounding box (when scale is (1,1,1))
''' Polygon count: number of triangles of the object model.

''' Scale settings: this sets the scale for the object on creation. Can be set to a fixed or a random value, the latter defined by a range given by both scale inputs, min and max.

''' Rotation settings: this sets the rotation for the object on creation. Can be set to a fixed or a random value, the latter defined by a range given by both rotate inputs, min and max.

More on Static Objects [[:hpl2:tools:editors:level_editor:static_objects|here]].

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-''' The Set picker: this ComboBox is used to select the current piece set. Sets should map to directories under the static_objects directory in redist.
+''' The Set picker: this ComboBox is used to select the current piece set. Sets should map to directories under the static_objects directory in redist.'''
-''' The Object picker: this ListBox will show all objects inside the set picked previously. Category headers will show grayed out. Clicking on an entry will select a static object file to be used in following placements.
+''' The Object picker: this ListBox will show all objects inside the set picked previously. Category headers will show grayed out. Clicking on an entry will select a static object file to be used in following placements.'''
-''' Thumbnail: shows a little picture so you can see how the object looks like.
+''' Thumbnail: shows a little picture so you can see how the object looks like.'''
-''' BB Size: size of the objects bounding box (when scale is (1,1,1))
+''' BB Size: size of the objects bounding box (when scale is (1,1,1))'''
-''' Polygon count: number of triangles of the object model.
+''' Polygon count: number of triangles of the object model.'''
-''' Scale settings: this sets the scale for the object on creation. Can be set to a fixed or a random value, the latter defined by a range given by both scale inputs, min and max.
+''' Scale settings: this sets the scale for the object on creation. Can be set to a fixed or a random value, the latter defined by a range given by both scale inputs, min and max.'''
-''' Rotation settings: this sets the rotation for the object on creation. Can be set to a fixed or a random value, the latter defined by a range given by both rotate inputs, min and max.
+''' Rotation settings: this sets the rotation for the object on creation. Can be set to a fixed or a random value, the latter defined by a range given by both rotate inputs, min and max.'''
-More on Static Objects [[:hpl2:tools:editors:level_editor:static_objects|here]].
+More on Static Objects [[HPL2/Static Objects|here]].