Comments - Amran

Something might have happened with the two items in quotations at the end of this post, these should read:

•Open Options.cfg and modify or add the line 'CONFIG*Config.mpp' (without the quotes, and with the * replaced by an equals sign). The name Config can refer to any file where your specified controller bindings exist, eg DevConfig.mpp, or ControllerXbox.mpp.

•Voodooman also suggested setting 'CONTROLLER_TYPE' to 2 in Options.cfg as well, although I'm currently uncertain what this effects.

This document is also included with the 'Ogier Documentation (PDF & Reference Doc)' download in the Files section. I definitely recommend taking a look through this and the rest of the official documentation for anyone interested in learning Ogier!

Good to see an update for this project. Still looking forward to playing!

A really great set of docs from the development of Dawn of Darkness. Thanks for uploading these Roarkes, they are a must for creating new levels for DoD.

Worth noting that the dod.def file contains descriptions of many of the entity keys and flags. If you're not using this definition file with Radiant, you can always open it using a text editor such as Notepad to read these descriptions.

Interesting, would never have expected to see this in DoD! Will be checking it out.

There's a new version of the level uploaded now. New areas, secrets, and adjustments!

I'm currently working on an expanded version of this level. Stay tuned for future updates, or check the Steam Workshop page!

This is due to the XWC version of these files being different from the ones that come with Enclave. This should be covered in the ReadMe:

"Note that launching Enclave while these .xwc files are within its directory will cause the game to crash. For this reason, it may be preferable to create a copy of the Enclave folder specifically to use while working with the editor."

Hope this helps!

This sounds great! Nice to see an updated editor offering support for some of the classics out there.

Still working on that documentation, just got slowed down a bit by a long distance move.

The tools are fairly easy to learn and very streamlined. if You ever decide to try your hand at them, I'd be happy to help with any questions!

It would be great to see some mods for this game. I've uploaded the most recent GDK release, as well as three versions of Ogier. (The tool used for creating levels, surfaces, animations, etc)

I should have some additional documentation and example maps released soon.