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| − | [[Image:World Editor icon.jpg|thumb|Windows]] |
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| − | [[Image:Warcraft III World Editor icon.jpg|thumb|OSX]] |
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| − | '''''World Editor''''' is a powerful tool that allows to manipulate almost every aspect of Warcraft III. It can be used to edit maps, to create fan maps or even create fan campaigns. The Technical Support team of [[Blizzard Entertainment]] does not support the editor and can't answer the doubts. |
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| − | ==Editors== |
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| − | [[File:World Editor ROC.jpg|thumb|The ''World Editor'' loading screen.]] |
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| − | [[File:World Editor.jpg|thumb|The ''World Editor'' loading screen.]] |
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| − | ===Terrain Editor (F3)=== |
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| − | The Terrain Editor is the editor of the map, in this option the user can modify the terrain and can place the units, doodads, cameras, regions and move or modify them. |
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| − | ===Trigger Editor (F4)=== |
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| − | This is the most advanced and powerful portion of the ''World Editor''. The Trigger Editor allows you to take complete control of every aspect of the game. It is a simplified programming language designed to be accessible to novices, but powerful enough to satiate the desires of more advanced users. |
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| − | ===Sound Editor (F6)=== |
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| − | The Sound Editor allows you to import and export sound (.wav) files and music (.mp3) files and then play these sounds through triggers in the Trigger Editor. |
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| − | ===Object Editor (F7)=== |
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| − | The Object Editor let the user modify all the statistics, art and names of all the units. Also allows to create own custom units. |
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| − | ===Campaign Editor (F5)=== |
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| − | The Campaign Editor, as the name says, allows the users to create his/her own campaign. |
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| − | ===AI Editor (F8)=== |
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| − | The Artificial Intelligence Editor allows the user to make the computer players do what he/she wishes, to activate the AI a trigger must be made. |
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| − | ===Object Manager (F8)=== |
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| − | The Object Manager manages and cross-references all doodads, units, items, regions, and triggers currently in the user's map. |
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| − | ===Import Manager (F8)=== |
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| − | The Import Manager let the user import many kind of files to the map. For images the format .tga must be used, for sounds and music the formats .wav and .mp3 must be used, can also import fan made models and skins. |
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| − | ==Notes== |
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| − | [[File:A typical start location.jpg|thumb|A typical Start Location.]] |
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| − | *For a list of the units from the ''World Editor'' see: [[Warcraft III units]]. |
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| − | *A unit used for ''World Editor''-only purpose is the [[Start Location]], it just determine the place that the player will have the camera when the game start; but the camera can be changed with a trigger. |
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| − | *The first time the ''World Editor'' is opened a [[peon]] says, "Ready to work!". |
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| − | **The following times the ''World Editor'' is opened, "royalty" music is played. |
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