Books

[gugesbri]

As a total Nubee to modding what is the best book I can purchase to start modding in UT3.

Thanks in advance.

[DeadMeatGF]

"How to write an awesome mod of awesomeness" by Angel_Mapper - unfortunately she's not written it yet ...

Seriously, though, internet tutorials and the UDN, asking plenty of questions here and on other Unreal-focussed forums and reading existing code - both in UT3 and others' mods - that's the way forward.

[SuperApe]

Isn't Hourences latest book a UT3 guide? (Sorry, I'm no help) Yes, UDN and AngelMapper.com is a good starting point. I know ArcadiaVicennes has done some good online tuts. ( and I know there's others I should be recalling atm, but I'm lacking teh :coffee: )

[DeadMeatGF]

Isn't Hourences latest book a UT3 guide?

You may be right there - is the hard copy released yet, or is everything online?

[(C)orey]

There is a book by 3dbuzz if you insist in reading a book rather then learning from the various sources out there.

[Aalexanderrr]

Amazon.com: Mastering Unreal Technology, Volume I: Introduction to Level Design with Unreal Engine 3: Jason Busby, Zak Parrish, Jeff Wilson: Books

Keep an eye on this. It hasn't been published yet but judging by their UT2004 book, it will be great too.

[gugesbri]

Can anyone direct me to any movie tuts for UT3?
Since folks feel it the way I should go, I'll follow the forums advice.
I know its not going to be easy, but I definitely want to learn.

[doogle]

Can anyone direct me to any movie tuts for UT3?
Since folks feel it the way I should go, I'll follow the forums advice.
I know its not going to be easy, but I definitely want to learn.

www.3DBuzz.com is always good for video tutorials. I can find some on youtube too, but the quality isn't as good on there.

[gugesbri]

www.3DBuzz.com is always good for video tutorials. I can find some on youtube too, but the quality isn't as good on there.

Thanks.