The easiest way to do this is to select all other objects in the Heirarchy view, and then pressing delete. We can see that we now have our new scene open by checking the Editor's window title:įor the purposes of this tutorial, let's start by removing all objects from the scene except for the Terrain, Pile Texturer, and Time Of Day object. Place your new scene in the Scenes folder, and name it My First Level. Let's create a new map by saving a copy of this scene, so click "File -> Save Scene as.". The easiest way to do this is to start from the Example Scene, so load start by loading it up (You can find it in Scenes/ExampleScene.unity).
Congratulations, you just exported your first map! The exporting process now starts, and after it completes you will get a Export Completed message. You will get a warning that we are working in the ExampleScene, but just ignore this for now and click Ok. To export this level, click "Ravenfield Tools -> Map -> Export Open Scene as Map". Double click the ExampleScene file to open it in the editor: To set up the tools, follow the instructions on the Ravenfield modding page Īfter setting up the modding tools, you can try exporting the example scene bundled with the tools! You can find the example scene inside the Unity Editor located in Scenes/ExampleScene.unity. We have a map-maker channel dedicated for map making support. If you run into any problems with this guide or the Ravenfield tools, the fastest way to get help is to ask in the Ravenfield Discord chat. The tools will be extended with support for custom Weapon and Vehicle creation in the future.Because both official and custom levels are made in the Unity Editor, you get full power over your map!.The tools are designed to be easy to work with, even if you only have little-to-no experience with the Unity Editor.The tools run as a Unity Project inside the Unity Editor, giving you the power of the flexibility of the Unity Editor's level editing capabilities.The Ravenfield Tools are a collection of art assets, scripts, and prefabs that allow you to create your own Ravenfield maps.
Here's a brief introduction to what the Ravenfield Tools are: My intention is to ensure that any custom content created with the tools will continue to work with all future updates of the game, but I can't make any promises that this will be the case!
Please note that the Ravenfield Tools will be updated together with the game, which means functionality might sometimes temporarily break. Thanks for checking out this guide and your interest in creating custom maps for Ravenfield! While you read this introduction, you can download the Ravenfield tools and other things you need from the Ravenfield modding page :
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