tati Posted March 26, 2011 Posted March 26, 2011 Here is a brilliant Geodata Builder/Editor made by Forsaiken from the L2J Team. All credits go to him. It's free to share since he also shared it to everyone for free. Enjoy =) Since years everyone used 2D editors to modify the geo. It`s hard to modify each cell...specialy when working on an region with multiple floors. Well i ended up with the question if an 3D editor might be better... I tried Java3D first...but damn it was just slow and complicated. Then i found JMonkey (Rev2) and well it didn`t take long until the very first version was complete. But the editor used nearly 1gbyte of ram just for the region of ToI...well smth different must be used. I switched over to JMonkey (Rev 3) and finally the ram usage decreased to like 400mb! After several hours of work the editor was still ain`t working right...but good enough todo basic stuff. The first version was then shared with the L2j Dev team (non public). Well much time pased since then and i took me an heart and started to look deeper into JOGL and LWJGL. Due to the better AWT support of JOGL i tried around with it. The very first experiment was already awesome (using Immediate mode). Using DisplayList was event better! Damn time to start smth real. Some optimizations later and after porting (some) parts of the old gui (mostly rewritten), the editor was ready to be used...for public! You can download the latest version here: http://code.google.com/p/g3d-editor/ Scroll down...you will find the link there for the latest beta build :) It supports l2j geo files and off geo files (read AND write) Why am i using Google Code? Because this in an "unofficial" geo editor and only developed by me. If you like my work please donate a little (this is not a must but it would be great after so much hours of work) Hf with it :) Edit: Made a little video showing what is possible yet More info here: http://www.l2jserver.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=94&t=21432
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