StartingMetal - How much metal the player starts the game with.StartingCrystal - How much crystal the player starts the game with.StartingCredits - How many credits the player starts the game with.InGameName - The name of the race as displayed in-game if it belongs to the AI.This will be how the race is referenced in the editor only. Select a player from the left, and all of their editable options will appear in the box on the right.įor this simple guide, we'll focus on the following options: Even if you want to make a two player map, you'll probably still want to edit the names of the players. On a new map, you already have NewPlayer0 and NewPlayer1. To modify the number of players in your game go to the Edit menu and select "Players.", this will open up the Player editor tool. Save early and often to make sure you don't accidentally delete something you've spent hours tweaking and customizing.īefore you get started adding planets, phase lanes and more stars, you will want to decide if this is going to be a 2,4,6,8 or 10 player map. Warning: The editor has no undo feature, so be careful when you move elements or make any changes.
You can get a copy of the tools from the Sins of a Solar Empire website on the Downloads Page located here.ĭownload the example map that accompanies this tutorial here To start, make sure you have the Galaxy Forge tool downloaded to your PC. Galaxy Forge is a stand-alone tool that does not use the main game to run.
Galaxy Forge is a WYSIWYG editor, so placing planets, phase lanes, stars and more is as easy as a few clicks of the mouse. Do you want a multistar map with strategic choke points and no pirate base? No problem, just create it in Galaxy Forge and load it in the game. You can build a map to your exact specifications. Part of the Forge Tools suite used by Ironclad Games to develop content for Sins of a Solar Empire, Galaxy Forge is a map editor tool that allows you to place stars, planets, travel lanes and more.
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