Guest Liam the Bard Posted April 8, 2001 I know we have a few wolf fans around. Does anybody have that editor for wolfenstein(wolfedit I think)? I looked but all the links r broken. Anybody who does, I would appreciate it if you could email it to me zipped. I know wolf editing is probably dead and nobody would download levels but I'm looking for new ways to entertain myself so pleeze don't bother me about it. Thanx in advance. 0 Share this post Link to post
Vorpal Posted April 8, 2001 Oh man, this brings me back... I have a few editors, I forget which one I used to use though. I have mapedit.zip, mapedit7.zip, and wolfed21.zip 0 Share this post Link to post
esco Posted April 9, 2001 Yo, I gots several editors for wolfenstein: mapedit wolfedit and the single BEST editor in existance, da almighty.... FLOEDIT! Just go to www.av.com and do a search for any of the above 3 (floedit is da bomb, and can do anything. You should download dat one!), and then go to the sites dat turn up! If you gots any problems and needs more help, post it here, and I'll gets back to ya asap! Hope dis shit helps, dawg! Peace out! 0 Share this post Link to post
TheProphet Posted April 9, 2001 MapEdit 8.4 is the most popular Wolfenstein Editor. You can get many utilities from the popular Wolfenstein 3D site: http://www.wolf3dbunker.com 0 Share this post Link to post
esco Posted April 9, 2001 Yo, try floedit kid! It's not too well known, because it's harder ta find. But, it be definately a much more useful and versatile tool than mapedit! 0 Share this post Link to post
AdamW Posted April 10, 2001 Vorpal said:Oh man, this brings me back... I have a few editors, I forget which one I used to use though. I have mapedit.zip, mapedit7.zip, and wolfed21.zip One of the many strings to my internet bow is (to switch metaphors flawlessly...watch me fly!) my Official Wolfenstein 3D FAQ Maintainer hat. Oh, yes. I used to use mapedit. IIRC, Wolfed was something slightly different - it edited the vswap.wl1/vswap.wl3/vswap.wl6 file, which contained the graphics files (wall textures, sprites and so on), so you could also modify them. It was basically a unified vswap browser and basic graphic editor. There was also a program meant to be a sound editor, which never sodding worked as far as I could work out. Expect the next version of the wolfenstein faq whenever hell freezes over. /me out... 0 Share this post Link to post
