Changes between Version 78 and Version 79 of content/LevelHowTo

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Sep 26, 2016, 10:56:57 PM (8 years ago)

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fvultier

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content/LevelHowTo

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- 2. Decide wether you create a level for a specific '''gametype''' or a '''single player mission'''. The gametype is set in the <Level> tag.
-{{{
-#!xml
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-Other gametypes are a.g. SpaceRace or Mission.
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+ 2. Decide what '''gametype''' you want to use in your level. By using a gametype you add additional rules to your level, e.g. how a team can score points.
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+The gametype is set in the <Level> tag.
+{{{
+#!xml
 <Level
  gametype = "TeamBaseMatch"
 >
 }}}
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+Some gametypes are for single player levels, others for multiplayer levels. All available gametypes are listest in the following table:
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+|| '''gametype''' || '''singleplayer/multiplayer''' || '''description'''||
+||Deathmatch||s||???||
+||Dynamicmatch||s||???||
+||LastManStanding||s||???||
+||LastTeamStanding||m||???||
+||Mission||s||???||
+||TeamBaseMatch||m||???||
+||TeamDeatchmatch||m||???||
+||UnderAttack||s||???||
+||Asteroids||s||???||
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+If you do not want to use a game type in a single player level, do not specify the gametype attribute. If you do not want to use a game type in a multi player level, set the gametype attribute to the value "TeamGametype".
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  3. Set the level's backgroud (skybox). The skybox is an image of what you can seen on the horizon. You can add an new skybox by changing the corresponding parameter:
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