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#1 Before February 2015

Anch
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Tips to making a great map (without pictures)

I noticed that alot of worlds are getting really similar so I decided to create some ideas that other people could use so the worlds don't seem the same

General Ideas:
Do Not
-Use boring zombie maps
-Adventures in the forest
-Those "hotel and buy pets" maps
Do
-Make zombie worlds in space or underground
-Make adventures someplace else like in an underworld
-You could use hotel worlds (like I'm doing) but don't use the rooms for people, try using them for minis!

Where they take place:
-Space
-Underground
-Inside a building/house

Art
Do Not
-Use smilies
-Use rectangular buildings
Do
-Make curved or random-shaped buildings
-Use decorations to make them more realistic

Adventure Worlds
Do Not
-Use outside worlds with trees and hills and stuff like that
Do
-Try doing them indoors, a lot of worlds are outdoors
-Make them realistic
-Don't use portals
-Use backgrounds as wallpaper for the walls (and try to use a patten)
-A very unique world that is realistic is The Square by toop

Who should help
Do not
-Use random people that you "recruit"
-People who ask you if you could help, who knows if they're a troller, or even a hacker
-Level 1 people, check their profiles
Do
-Use friends/people you could trust
-Make sure they have a bunch of blocks
-Look at the profile, and check their worlds to see how good they are. Use them to your advantage on how you will build your world

Adventure World

Last edited by anch159 (Jun 30 2013 4:15:53 pm)

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#2 Before February 2015

Jabatheblob1
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Re: Tips to making a great map (without pictures)

i agree and disagree with a few things but overall nice tips, Ps. shouldent this be in level creation?


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#3 Before February 2015

rocktheworld313
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Re: Tips to making a great map (without pictures)

Zombie worlds in space and underground? Bah!

Zombie world inside a freaking volcano. You're screwed

Last edited by rocktheworld313 (Jun 29 2013 4:27:51 pm)

#4 Before February 2015

Anch
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Re: Tips to making a great map (without pictures)

rocktheworld313 wrote:

Zombie worlds in space and underground? Bah!

Zombie world inside a freaking volcano. You're screwed

Zombies don't exist (in real life) so they could take place anywhere.

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#5 Before February 2015

rocktheworld313
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Re: Tips to making a great map (without pictures)

... what do you mean they don't exist?
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#6 Before February 2015

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Re: Tips to making a great map (without pictures)

Most buildings are rectangular, irl.   What you need to do is put stuff on top, like an antennae, or something.   Also, give the buildings some texture.   Then, you can get away with rectangular buildings, but make them all different sizes, and shapes.   A bunch of buildings that are the same size isn't fun, but a three rectangular buildings, two of them tall, one of them long, and then a dome building, that's more appealing to the eye.


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#7 Before February 2015

Anch
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Re: Tips to making a great map (without pictures)

EE is a game of freedom (sort of...) where you could build whatever you like, I'm just saying that rectangular buildings are getting boring so we should make other shaped buildings.

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#8 Before February 2015

kooldude9000
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Re: Tips to making a great map (without pictures)

Should really use some pictures...

#9 Before February 2015

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Re: Tips to making a great map (without pictures)

Jabatheblob1 wrote:

i agree and disagree with a few things but overall nice tips, Ps. shouldent this be in level creation?

ps instead of posting about how it should be in level creation report it and say 'shouldn't this be in level creation'

moved to level creation


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#10 Before February 2015

kooldude9000
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Re: Tips to making a great map (without pictures)

Moved...?
What was it previously in?

Also, what's wrong with the good old-fashioned forest adventure?

#11 Before February 2015

Koto
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Re: Tips to making a great map (without pictures)

It's almost as overused as box minis.


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#12 Before February 2015

rocktheworld313
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Re: Tips to making a great map (without pictures)

... You know what, I just had the best idea. How about where zombie is on, there are NO safe zones, it's in a forest, and the forest has box minis IN it! There's a key race in the middle, and if you make it to the very end you get to buy a hotel and pet!

... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... hey, do you think I could submit that for the Ultimate Builder's Contest? I can make it an arcade game!

#13 Before February 2015

Anch
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Re: Tips to making a great map (without pictures)

Not really forests, but like wit trees, that's what I meant, and a lot of trees are... well pretty bad

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#14 Before February 2015

rocktheworld313
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Re: Tips to making a great map (without pictures)

... how about a world where everything is made up of trees? Tree smiley!

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