This way, it would be possible for module builders to make a module in group without too much difficulty. Recent events showed that it was made easy for different users to share parts of some module using an Export/Import method. Recent events showed that a module could be packaged in a single file that could be easily installed by the player. A developer said that a cut scene could eventually call another cutscene when it ends using a script. A frame's length has not been specified yet. It is possible to add blood splatter on an NPC with a simple property and a slider. The user can set the volume and trigger off each one in the area. Music and sound can also be added during a cutscene. Users can set their own camera in 3D as well as assign the different animations and line of dialogues to the various NPCs. It will allow users to create their own cutscenes in their modules without any scripting of any kind. The cutscene editor is one of the breakthrough features of the toolset. Recent events showed that a plot variable could easily be included in a script in a simple line. Branches of dialogue can be set to appear only if a certain flag is set to true, making quest NPCs a lot easier to do. In a developer demo, it was shown that killing a team of monsters (set by the user) could automatically trigger a change in the plot without any script of any kind. Each quest flag can be triggered in a lot of ways. The Plot Editor is really simple and powerful at the same time. It is also possible to add emotion to a character when he speaks a line. Some videos of the editor also showed that it is tied to the plot editor allowing the user to easily change plot flags during dialogues. Now, the user can easily make lines that will only appear once, greetings that will only be said once per day, etc. The conversation editor uses an enhanced version of the conversation tree method that was used in Neverwinter Nights. The object can be fully translated or rotated in 3D. When placeables are placed, the user has complete freedom over its placement. The area editor is for adding in creatures, triggers, placeables, sounds, etc. This was a limitation imposed for technical reasons. The user is allowed to scale (within certain limits) visual effects (VFX) and trees/grasses, but not regular art props. The user can also create multiple water planes per level and assign them to any 3D coordinate. These same principles apply to the overhanging terrain, so using that should be done with care. The AI would also be incapable of walking underneath the bridge. A character could be driven underneath, but if the player tried to walk under the bridge by clicking, it would walk all the way around.

If the user places a bridge over a chasm the user will get pathfinding on top of the bridge, but not under it. It is important to note that you can't walk under a bridge since the pathfinding data does not support this. The user can't edit the terrain verticals directly, however. It has been confirmed that the user will be able to create overhangs. For interiors the user only places props but you can organize them into rooms.Ī senior programmer at Bioware claimed that all the interior and exterior levels in the game were made using the level editor. The relax tool attempts to balance out the UV coordinates to make it look nicer. The relax tool is used when you stretch the terrain verts out so that the terrain texels become huge. The blur tool is mostly used when the user has configured a brush to have no feathering to provide nicer transitions. There is currently a blur and a relax tool. There are a few more tools that help with texturing. Users can blend up to 3 textures simultaneously, and can have up to 8 terrain textures per level. Texturing terrain is confirmed to be as simple as painting the terrain using a brush. The confirmed brushes are raise/lower, extrude, smooth and plateau. Terrain can be deformed using an assortment of different brushes. For exteriors, the users will have a terrain mesh that they can deform, add water planes, place props, and scatter trees and grasses. Level creation is done differently for interiors and exteriors. This would allow entering buildings without any transitions of any sort. Roofs could be set to vanish when in front of player view. It is also possible to create buildings using walls, a floor, and roofs manually. The level editor allows users to create new indoor and outdoor levels for their modules. Here's a sample of what can be done by script: Recent events showed that it features tons of new functions and script templates as well. The script editor features auto-complete and a built-in help. 10.1 Increase the Memory Band XP bonus to 200%.

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