World in Conflict features a "what if?" story, where the Cold War didn't exactly end as we know it, and the Soviet Union hadn't collapsed, instead invades the U.S. Resource gathering has been replaced by "tactical aid" credits that you can spend on calling in reinforcements, WiC now also sports a first-person view mode, and is, of course, multiplayer enabled.Get the World in Conflict v1.200 Map Editor off WP 40mb)
World in Conflict v1.200 Map Editor:
Features
- New popup style object property system
- Render terrain extensions to ground feature added
- New Single player/Multi player mode added (affects visible units and gameplay editor)
- Auto generate python file for single player use
- Road intersection system added
- Export heightmap to LWO added
- Deploy mask editor added to gameplay map
- Resolution editor added
- Import ground texture operation added
- Splatting mask edit tool
- Detail texture override edit tool
- 16 k splatting working
- F1 triggers help menu
- Ability to visualize the real ingame path maps
- New remove brightness and alpha mask button on terrain extension
- Shading only ground texture rendering feature added (renders color textures first if cached textures not found)
- Perimeter points can have custom sizes (fetched from wiced.juice)
- Hold ctrl to change object height 10x the normal speed
- Improved surround fade command (now does fade between tiles with different resolution as well), renamed to border fade
- New terrain cut out tool added (accessible through the mask edit tool)
- New editor for the mood system (in the environment tool)
- New editor for the bloom system (in the environment tool)
- New sleeker progress bar
- Better problem reporting
- Camera follows ground flag in settings dialog now saved between sessions
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