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Stripix Member Posts: 132 From:SF,California, USA Registered: Mar 2001 | posted 04-14-2001 12:26 AM How many of you guys like to stay up late and make levels? I know I do sometimes when I'm not so sleepy.Also how many of you guys like the level editor? I do, because its like making your own tomb raider game. Don't you think? Another thing , is that true tomb raider is very popular in London? Just asking. IP: Logged
EnterSandman Member Posts: 72 From:Johnson City, Tennessee, USA Registered: Jan 2001 | posted 04-14-2001 01:55 AM That's about the only time I get to play with the editor...late, when the family is asleep. Yeah, it is fun creating worlds for Lara. It's even more fun, to me, to download levels that people have made. Plus, you get to meet other people from around the globe due to the TRLE forum. Pretty neat! The editor is one of the best things to come out in years. I really love it. ------------------ It's easier to get forgiveness than permission IP: Logged
billy the kid Member Posts: 36 From:Cheshire. England Registered: Feb 2001 | posted 04-14-2001 04:59 AM I've played alot of games over the years and my favorite has been TombRaider. I thought that Chronicles was a bit of a rip off at first but as I got into the Level editor a bit more I find now that I get more of a thrill making my own Lara stories. In my younger days I wanted very badly to be a cartoonist, that did'nt happen but messing about with textures within the game is a challenge. Looking forwards to messing with the Cad side of level editing. If there are any experts out there that could offer information on this I would be grateful. Billy IP: Logged

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