Difference between revisions of "HPL2/TDD/Level Design"

Revision as of 01:59, 5 August 2020

To do: It might be better to reorganise some of the LE data into this article.

The Level Editor is the most important tool in HPL2. This is where maps are created.

A basic room - The minimum required to get a level that can load.
Lighting - Placement of lights and advanced setup of lights.
How to make water
Performance Optimization - Amnesia's performance largely relies on how a map is made.

You can also see the community-made tutorials. Particularly,this tutorial might be useful as it lists keyboard shortcuts for the Level Editor.

Making outside scenes in HPL2 is tricky. Check out this tutorial before you start that.
In Pursuit of Better Levels - Free educational book on Level Design

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 #[[:hpl2:tutorials:level_editor:tutorial_2|Lighting]] - Placement of lights and advanced setup of lights.
 #[[:hpl2:tutorials:level_editor:tutorial_4|How to make water]]
+#[[HPL2/Performance Optimization|Performance Optimization]] - Amnesia's performance largely relies on how a map is made.
 You can also see [[HPL2/Tutorials|the community-made tutorials]]. Particularly,[[:hpl2:tutorials:level_editor:level_editor_101|this tutorial]] might be useful as it lists keyboard shortcuts for the Level Editor.