Worldcraft Readme.txt April 8, 1999

Worldcraft is a trademark of Valve, LLC.  Copyright 1996-99. All 
rights reserved.  

Worldcraft is a graphical level editor you can use to make your own maps for 
Valve Software's Half-Life.



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1)  Installing Worldcraft 2.1

Run the setup program (wc21.exe) from the worldcraft directory.


2)  Launching Worldcraft
Worldcraft can be started by clicking the Worldcraft icon in the 
programs menu.


3)  Configuring Worldcraft

When running Worldcraft for the first time you will be prompted to configure Worldcraft options.
Use the help menu within Worldcraft for information on configuration and use. Information on setup 
and configuration can be found in the Options Dialogs portion of the Reference section.


4)  What's New in Version 2.1

    * We have added a mouse look navigation system, which works just like /noclip in the engine.
      This makes navigating in the 3D view more familiar and simple. Press the 'Z' key to toggle
      this mode on or off and use the 'A' and 'D' keys to strafe left and right and the 'W' and
      'S' to move forward and back. The original SHIFT and SHIFT + SPACE mouse controls still
      function while in mouse look mode.
     
      To disable mouse look navigation, uncheck the 'Use mouse look navigation' checkbox in the
      '3D views' tab of the options dialog.
      
    * The lights.rad file has been replaced with a default lights.rad to avoid unexpected texture
      lighting from taking place. The original lights.rad is included as valve.rad.

    * Worldcraft 2.1 can now coexist with Worldcraft 1.6 without registry conflicts.


5) For additional Worldcraft or level editing information check out:


www.halflife.gamedesign.net
www.worldcraft.com
www.planetquake.com/worldcraft/
www.gamedesign.net
www.contaminated.net/wavelength/


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Legal notices
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Worldcraft is a trademark of Valve L.L.C., copyright 1996-99, all 
rights reserved. 

Under no circumstances will Valve Software be liable for any damages 
or losses arising from the use or misuse of this software. If you use 
this software, you agree to these terms.


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