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I clicked on the "Download Overload Level Editor" selection from within Steam and it tells me I already have it in my library. But when I look for it, I cannot find it. I also followed an instruction from someone else's comment to click on Play and then s
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[H1]This is broken.[/H1]
It doesn't show in my library, though Steam claims it's there. Clicking on anything (download, play) starts Overload the game, not the editor. I can't find it on my local disk, either. How do I make use of this if it's essentially
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How the hell do I access this "downloaded" and "installed" level editor?
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With the amount of pipes you place in this, you could get a PhD in Plumbing and Pipework.
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So, I've never attempted to make maps (or any content) for games before. Overload has become my *only* game, really. As such, it seemed only natural to create some content for it when given the opportunity. For someone who has never messed with 2d/3d e
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Do you remember making maps for Descent 1 or 2? Congratulations - you'll be right at home in this editor. Like those games, Overload's levels are constructed of deformed, interconnected cubes. You can create a lot of space very quickly. Complementing
