I’m just curious if this is a bug in the 4.9.0 build or by design: According the this tutorial page: Create a New Level, when you click Add New and then Level, it’s supposed to pull up an option window with two choices: either an empty level, or a default level. This is not happening. Note: A new level icon (is) created, but the window with the two choices is not coming up.
On the other hand
If I go up to the file menu and choose New Level, Then I get the option for an empty level, or a default level.
Is this a bug?
advanced thanks
No one else has experienced this?
One last note: The behavior I described above is different between the latest 4.8.0 Tournament ED and the 4.9 UE4 editor.
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although both editors are not giving me the pop up to choose a empty level, or a default level as described here, when creating a new level in the asset browser - the UE4 editor defaults to a blank level with a grid. (Which is fine).
But the Tournament editor on the other hand defaults to a light level with a sky. The only way for me to get a blank level, is the load a new level from the file menu and overwrite the default map or just save a new map. None of this is a problem for me, but it’s confusing to a new user reading the Epic lesson when the editor does something else.
Hi Boss-Starstreams,
I was able to reproduce this on my end and have entered a bug report, UE-20842, to be assessed by the development staff.
Thank you .
If I may point out one more odd behavior between both the UE4 v4.9 and the Tournament editor v4.8:
- In the tournament editor, when I drag a BSP box out and change the brush size Not the scale, it creates a second additive box. For example: the initial brush size was 200 x 200 x 200, when I change it to 400 a second larger brush is created. Once I build, the new 400 x 400 x 400 brush remains and the old one is removed. This is not the case in the UE4.
- In the UE4 editor the brush size change would result in an immediate larger brush without having to rebuild.
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Thank you .
If I may point out one more odd behavior between both the UE4 v4.9 and the Tournament editor v4.8:
- In the tournament editor, when I drag a BSP box out and change the brush size Not the scale, it creates a second additive box. For example: the initial brush size was 200 x 200 x 200, when I change it to 400 a second larger brush is created. Once I build, the new 400 x 400 x 400 brush remains and the old one is removed. This is not the case in the UE4.
- In the UE4 editor the brush size change would result in an immediate larger brush without having to rebuild.
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In your editor settings>Level Editor>Miscellaneous, make sure that you have update BSP automatically turned on in your UT editor. If not, that is why you are seeing this behavior.
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In your editor settings>Level Editor>Miscellaneous, make sure that you have update BSP automatically turned on in your UT editor. If not, that is why you are seeing this behavior.
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That did the trick, thanks
By the way, on a side note: Unreal v1 the game was the first 3d game I ever played back in 1999. It left a lasting impression. When Legend entertainment made the awakening sequel, they left out the mid evil castles and magical folklore mood the original game had. It was like a completily different game even though it was suppose to be the same planet. It was unfortunate. Do you think Epic would ever consider making a remake of the original Unreal game, but with new textures and visual effect… using the same eerie music tracks however?