smart mapping

(.Chris.) #21

Read the first post in this topic. It’s automatically generated where you can and can’t go, I assume the only thing you have to define are areas you don’t want the player to be able to use, eg, map boundaries.

(LyndonL) #22

Haha, you don’t get things do you? :slight_smile:

(Weapuh) #23

What .Chris said is what i understood as well.

Unlike hammer where you had to set up where people could go and not go ect. What governs the SMART system predetermines where you should be able to interact dynamically via SMART you just have to say " NO SMART DONT INTERACT INTO THE OCEAN!" ect

(asmo) #24

heaven it will be if Brink gets ported to Linux :wink:

(xTriXxy) #25

:tongue: lol i knew you are here :slight_smile:

(brbrbr) #26

ambient real-life appearing/behaving environment, is good feature, in short.
point is current engines lack [efficient]support for such things. ie functional/procedural approach to create/implrement it.
except unreleased CryEngine 3, maybe.