Hello, I am very new to JK2 Radiant. I tried out the JK2 Radiant Tutorial for Beginniners, and did well. Now, these are the questions I have:
1. How do I create doors?
2. How do I add more items to the map (ex: Reborn)
3. How do I create a hallway to another room. (From JED it is called Adjoining)
4. How do I create stairs?
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There are several more; but I won't post them till later. Or if someone wants to send me a tutorial on how to do all of the questions that I have. (e-mail: dinotopian_mercium@hotmail.com) Thank you for all your help.
-MerciuM

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It is not a question of who dies first, but a question of how.

answer to q number 1 is.... Make a door sized brush. Right click and go to func>door and it should work.

http://mapping.jediknightii.net/

http://richdiesal.jedioutcastmaps.com/main/index.html

http://planetquake.com/bubba/mapping.html

But how do I get that door to go to another room? will it connect it automatticly?

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It is not a question of who dies first, but a question of how.

i really dont want to explain, so go to mapping.jediknightii.net and look for doors, or hallways or whatever u need 007 taught me a lotttt. mapping and figuring out things just comes to u by exploring all the buttons and what they do, so just toy around with it for a few months with lesser maps and then youll probably be ready for a real map (im working on my first now who hoo)

[This message has been edited by drizzt2k2 (edited September 01, 2002).]

dude, you need to do a search for q3 tutorials. most of them should work for jo


brick phillips was here

First, look at the "Radiant Editor Resources and Links" file that came with the jk2 tools in the gamedata/tools/ folder.

Second, try any tutorials from:

http://mapping.jediknightii.net/tutorials.htm
or
try rich diesal's site.

both have great tutorials for jk2. You can also try:

planetquake.com/gothic/

Gothic revival has some basic tutorials and some easy-to-master tutorials for psuedo-gothic archi.