Difference between revisions of "External track editors"
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At the beginning, it was mainly to create new terrains, as SHIFT+F1 feature of [[in-game_editor|in-game track editor]] was not known. | At the beginning, it was mainly to create new terrains, as SHIFT+F1 feature of [[in-game_editor|in-game track editor]] was not known. | ||
| − | Then, they became more and more "real" track editors, and some of them allowed to create funny tracks not possible to create with [[in-game_editor|in-game track editor]], like [[ | + | Then, they became more and more "real" track editors, and some of them allowed to create funny tracks not possible to create with [[in-game_editor|in-game track editor]], like [[Bugs|bug]] tracks or [[Illusion_tracks|illusion tracks]]. |
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Here is the list of external track/terrain editors : | Here is the list of external track/terrain editors : | ||
Revision as of 13:14, 17 January 2008
Due to the limitations of in-game track editor, some Stunts fans created their own track editing tools.
At the beginning, it was mainly to create new terrains, as SHIFT+F1 feature of in-game track editor was not known.
Then, they became more and more "real" track editors, and some of them allowed to create funny tracks not possible to create with in-game track editor, like bug tracks or illusion tracks.
Here is the list of external track/terrain editors :
- Track Blaster Pro (both track and terrain editor)
- Track Editor (both track and terrain editor)
- Stunts Editor (only terrain editor)
- TER3 (only terrain editor)
- Stunts Land Editor (only terrain editor)
- Stunts Map Editor (only terrain editor)
- Stunts Terrain Editor (only terrain editor)
- Stunts Scenery Generator (only scenery editor)
