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Welcome
to the Tutorials,
Wolfer. It's possible
that you are here first
time, and maybe you have
visited the old Dome
tutorials before.
Anyway, no matter,
because everything has
changed since old
tutorials that
Parafriction
managed...
In
the new Dome, we've got
Coding Tutorials,
Graphics, Sound,
and Level
designing plus
utilities to download.
You can see that we've
added overall Game
design and famous level
designing. Every
tutorial, no matter in
which section is it, is
very good explained and,
hopefully, bug-free.
Generally, these
tutorials are split to
Basics, Advanced, and
Hardcore. You can take
this in the way I do:
Basics are must,
Advanced can be, and
Hardcore... if you are
really ambitious or want
to make a real good
add-on.
Okay,
now I'm going to tell
you a story. To be
honest, everything with
the editing started
about ten years ago, in
1993, after the
releasing of MapEdit
and cool
Wolfedit. That
started the series of
add-ons that we now call
"old-school", without
source code changes and
lots of new graphics.
Two years later, id
Software released the
source code of old
Wolfenstein. That
started another series
of add-on, which leaders
are Project
Totengraeber, Chokage,
Beyond Wolfenstein and
others.
Changing
the code is not as hard
as editing the hexes,
but it may be a tough
sport to beginners, or
if you simply don't know
what to do. And here we
come, with extensive
tutorials for complete
beginners, and experts
too. Feel free to surf
here, use these
tutorials, and don't
forget to send us a
feedback e-mail :). And
remember: if you find a
bug, then just e-mail
us! It's really
important... let's say
that you do this for
sake of the community
:).
Okay,
enough kidding. Let's
get to hard work, man!
Jump to the selected
tutorial:
Code
Editing
With extensive
step-by-step tutorials
learn editing the
code!
GFX
Design
Design your own sprites,
walls and other ingame
graphics!
Audio
Tutorials
Record & use your
own sounds in your
add-on!
Level
Design
Design incredible levels
with our
help!
Utilities
Download finest, useful
utilities
here!
Martin
Krysiak,
Tutorials
Director
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