By Giskard
By Marshall
By Dawn

these are just a few tutorials, theres a ton more info here in the forms

Edited by - BakedPotato on 02-06-2003 19:06:14

Id say the easiest way is using Sshan's 2D system editor and creator. There is a thread in utilities called 2G system editor that has a link.

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Use this program at http://81.79.18.202/ (click on the Freelancer Explorer thing on bottom left) french site, only thing not in french is the Freelancer Explorer

Yes, the French Site really works. It is updated almost everyday. It is down at the time this was written due to another update! The File is only 656 kb and is really good! Congradulations to the Designer !

The only trouble with that 2D map editor is that it doesn't complete cover everything you can edit or create while writing your own ini files.

Plus. It's harder to know what's wrong when you get an error. If you know about ini's, you know where to look for a possible mistake.

But it's up to everyone to choose what he or she wants

Once again, the frenchies are the bests (i am french)

I still can't get onto the http://81.79.18.202/ website! Could some please e-mail me the latest update to [email protected] !

I am working on a new Omicron Iota system, just I don't know how to place good coordinates for placing it on the map. Is it depended on direction of jump hole?


Für Rheinland!

Putting in the coords manually can cuase a lot of problems. The program may crash, but best thing to do is assing the spot where you want the starting jumphole, then double click out and double click into the system it leads to. Once again, use your mouse to physically place the jumphole in the spot where you want it. If the program crashes, just keep trying it again until it takes. It can be tedious, but it's the best way.

I put the "fun" into "dysfunctional."