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The graphics programmer had it in there for something, but I never used it for level editing.

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How we make the .xml level file :?:

looks fun to mess around with :D
Oh and for the few other from Denmark: use "Æ" insted of "~" so Ctrl + Æ

[quote="Mr. Mister"]Do you have English set as your keyboard language, though? (it should say EN at the left of the taskbar).[/quote]

Yes.

Do you have English set as your keyboard language, though? (it should say EN at the left of the taskbar).

I have an English keyboard and alt+~ doesn't work. I've enabled dev commands like the other thread said.

[quote="electronerd"]As for the effect... good luck.
core_demo contains an object with blueprint post_process_intro, which is a quad with the intro_redtoblue material, which references the intro_redtoblue effect.
As far as I can tell, the effect is initiated by code hard-coded into the executable.[/quote]

Challange accepted. I'll release my level this very night, with the power of copy-paste!

For the constant cooldown, I think you just need to add a car_cooler object to the level

As for the effect... good luck.
core_demo contains an object with blueprint post_process_intro, which is a quad with the intro_redtoblue material, which references the intro_redtoblue effect.
As far as I can tell, the effect is initiated by code hard-coded into the executable.