DXHR Level Editor

[Alex]

UCC-style? I may hope you don't mean that you want an UC-style language? If coding will be possible, it will be - of course - an entire different language.

UCC is the comand-line code compiler for UnrealScript. When I talked about UCC-style compiler for DXHR I meant similar code compiler for whatever language DXHR is going to use.

And sure I would prefer and want UnrealScript over any other language. Epic's C++ based language has proven itself to be one of the best programming languages for game development. Thousands of modders in the Unreal Tournament 3 Modding Community use it every day. Not to mention DX1 modders.

As I said in my very first post, I am experienced with those things. I started modding for Unreal Engine since the days of old Unreal in 1998. Learning an entirely new engine, new language and new level editor would make me a newbie again.

I know what UCC is, I've developed a few things for Deus Ex.

And learning a new language shouldn't be that hard, not if you're a 'die hard' coder.

And mind you, I'm also a bit experienced.

[Lurker]

I know what UCC is, I've developed a few things for Deus Ex.

And learning a new language shouldn't be that hard, not if you're a 'die hard' coder.

Agreed. But I'm not a "die hard" coder. If I encounter a new 3D engine, language and level editor I need some time to learn and experiment before I get myself used to it. Sometimes it can take me months or even years.

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For example, in 1998 when Unreal came out for the very first time I knew nothing about UnrealEd. In 1999 when Unreal Tournament came out I knew how to make own maps/levels in UEd. And in 2000 when Deus Ex came out I started to learn UnrealScript a bit. Now after 11 years I think I can do pretty anything from mapping, scripting to texture art and sounds. Let's hope my experience is not going to waste in the future...

And mind you, I'm also a bit experienced.

Cool. What is your type of experience? Scripting/Coding, Level Design, Modelling or Art?

[Alex]

I know what UCC is, I've developed a few things for Deus Ex.

And learning a new language shouldn't be that hard, not if you're a 'die hard' coder.

Agreed. But I'm not a "die hard" coder. If I encounter a new 3D engine, language and level editor I need some time to learn and experiment before I get myself used to it. Sometimes it can take me months or even years.

And mind you, I'm also a bit experienced.

Cool. What is your type of experience? Scripting/Coding, Level Design, Modelling or Art?

I can do a bit of coding, but to be honest, I retired.

[Lurker]

And mind you, I'm also a bit experienced.

Cool. What is your type of experience? Scripting/Coding, Level Design, Modelling or Art?

I can do a bit of coding, but to be honest, I retired.

I see. Well, I hope to create some DXHR mods and maps if possible, just for fun.

[Shinobi]

Best of luck to ya! That's all I'm gonna say....

...oh, and, rather you than me!