UT3 ED Tutorial 1-Part 1

before I get into the description this is Tutorial 1-Part 1 I had to break the tutorials down to fit for youtubes upload constraints. The entire tutorial is like 23 minutes and this segment I beileve is about 4 mins 30 seconds so you will have to watch all of them in unicen to get it all. This is the first in many tutorials I plan on posting on youtube. I will walk through ALL the main factors of UT3, so if you didnt get the tutorials with the game this should help you out. Please try and access my videos through my website if possible, www.DeMonicProcedures.embarqspace.com
tell your friends let anyone who needs help with UT3 ED know! So basically I will walk through.

Navigation
Kismet
Matinee
Bot Pathing
Level Construction
Textureing
Triggers
Cooking Maps
Particle Systems
Materials
Material Editor

All the things you need to make a basic Death Match level and be able to play it online and offline. So drop comments message me at my website or on here for questions.

(Reminder)
I am not a expert with UT3 I know the basics I am simply taking what I learned from the tutorials I watched with my game and making my own tutorials so that people that didnt get the Collectors Edition have a sho at learning the material, I hold no rights to the engine objects or anything within Unreal Tournament 3.

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[ripmowt]

where do i get the software

[kcin228]

@ripmowt This is old software, goto UDK.com and get the new stuff it is free. Check out my UDK tutorials

[SuperMagicRobot]

An imformative Tutorial but he uses key-shortcuts instead of the buttons,He also sounds like 'Big-bird from 'Sesame street' !!!!!

[kcin228]

@SuperMagicRobot Thats how I roll man big bird style.

[faucon1245]

i bought UT3 but i dont think it comes with the editor unless i have to download it seperately is that true????

[Roman8880]

find all your turials lol

[kcin228]

@adamraco No problem.

[adamraco]

@kcin228 thanks, you learn something new everyday :)

[kcin228]

@adamraco in this program red is X, Y is green and blue is Z. If you goto full screen and look at the bottom left of the screen you can see a representation of this. Where it actually titles the axis. Now in real 3D programs or 2D compositing applications, you are some what right where Y is the Up Axis and Z is the depth axis, but the colors are still the same as this program.

[adamraco]

good tutorial man :)

by and by, red is the X axis,

blue is the Y axis, and green is the Z axis :)