Sections:
    Space Hulk: C&B
    Vampire: Redemption
    Toy Wars
    X-Files Postmortem
       (or on Gamasutra)
    X-Files Episode Guide
    Battle Beasts

Features:
    Redemption FAQ

Maps:
    A Private House
    Escape Into Darkness

Tutorials:
    Doors That Open
    Chronicles With Scenes
    Publishing Expansions

Resources:
    Vampire Patch 1.1
    NOD SDK 1.1
    GenSurf

Good Hunting:
    PlanetVampire
    QERadiant.com
    Nihilistic BBS
    White Wolf
    Activision

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`Redemption FAQ`

If your question is not answered below, email me about it, and I'll do my best to help you out. Once I've answered your question, I'll add it to the FAQ. General Questions: Where can I find the NOD SDK (or the 1.1 SDK patch)? How do I use the cheats?? How do I activate the console? How do I open/extract files from a .NOB file??? How do I put files back into a nob file?? My game crashes! I get a verification error when I log on to play multiplayer. Game Play: How can I identify an object? ST Mode: How do I move props to where I want them once I've placed them? The Embrace: How do I add sky to my level? GenSurf data ends up as sectors when I import GenSurf data is crashing The Embrace! Objects turn out unlit/black when I play my level When I shift+left click to select a brush, nothing happens! I'm getting "Attempted to create in static layer. Object moved to first layer." I get twinkly lines on sector boundaries in multiplayer My objects don't appear when I play my map There's a hole in the wall where my door should be! My textures appear on the outside of brushs and not the inside! How do you add a layer of water that can be walked through? NODview: ERROR: "Problem with command line parameters" Skinning: How do I get started skinning? Q: How do I add sky to my level? A: Two things you must do: Wherever you want sky, you must have a brush there for the engine to know where to draw it. It doesn't matter what texture you use, but you must edit the surface properties of the face you want to display as sky, and check the "sky" box (in the Surface Inspector). You must also tell the engine which sky texture you want to use. The simplest way to do this is to go into the Scenes Editor (by pressing Shift-S), go to the "Sky" tab, and press the "Set Default Skies" button. Save the scene, and close the editor. Please send feedback, questions, or bugs to feedback@darklord.com.