Toggle Snap to Grid : With this on, your brushes will snap to the nearest gridline. This is covered in the brush manipulation tutorial. Select Inside : Rotates the selected brush along the y-axis.ĬSG Subtract : Subtracts the selected brush from another brush.ĬSG Merge : Allows you to merge 2 brushs, to create 1 brush.Ĭlipper : Toggles clipping. Select Partial Tall : Flips the selected brush along the y-axis. Select Touching : Rotates the selected brush along the x-axis. Select Complete Tall : Flips the selected brush along the x-axis. Z-Axis Rotate : Rotates the selected brush along the x-axis. Z-Axis Flip : Flips the selected brush along the x-axis. Y-Axis Rotate : Rotates the selected brush along the y-axis. Y-Axis Flip : Flips the selected brush along the y-axis. X-Axis Rotate : Rotates the selected brush along the x-axis. X-Axis Flip : Flips the selected brush along the x-axis. Open : This opens a previously saved map into MoH Radiant. I will go through the more useful relevant ones here.

These are shortcuts that can be used to make your life slightly easier.

Texture Toolbar - This allows you to manipulate textures.Īlong the top of CoD Radiant you will notice a long row of buttons.

Texture Window - This is where textures are displayed for you to choose.

3D Window - This is the 3D view of your map.

2D Window - To begin with this shows a 2d representation of the map (This can be changed using the options).

Height Window - Shows the 'height' or Z-Axis of your map.There are five 'sections' to the MoH Radiant main screen. I'm using layout 1 (the left most option) for this tutorial, so it may be handy for you to do the same. As stated in the previous tutorial its possible to select one of 4 different layouts for your editor.

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