1. Level design Modeling Lighting Script programming (optionally) Creating a computer game

2. Level Design WED is the editor for creating the virtual worlds. The WED manual is divided into three parts. Basics Function (Menu and User Interface) Map Design Example: A Basic Shooter

3. Modeling Two ways to add models to move or copy your own ".mdl " files into your project directory. go to the Object menu and select Load Entity.

4. Lighting How impressive the level will look depends on the lighting. Lights and shadows are an important feature and a powerful tool of GameStudio's A6 engine.

5. Tips of Using Lights Rarely use Pure White Lights. Use Soft Lights. Use a Basic Level Ambient. Try Not to Use Sunlight

6. Script programming C-Script Editor: to create your own scripts for 3D GameStudio. SED: to provide syntax highlightning, code completion and other features.

7. C-Script has all features of a modern object oriented programming language. a simplified version of the professional programming language C++. C-Script Workshops will be very helpful for new programmer (on the GameStudio download page).

8. SED Menu. Configuration. User Interface. Editing. Network debugging.

9. Detail Instructions and Further Assistance http://www.3dgamestudio.com. http://www.arcadestudio.com/. http://groups.msn.com/3DGameStudioWork shop. http://www.conitec.com/. http://www.3drad.com/. http://www.ambrosine.com/resource.html

10. Tornado

11. Thunder

12. Crane

13. Control the 0.8 ton steel claw of a 240 ft. Task is to grab items from the ground and place them elsewhere. Realistic behavior of crane, cable and claw is controlled by a very short script using Gamestudio's physics engine.