UED INI file settings

The UnrealEd.ini contains all settings that will be used within UED when you launch it.
- settings for what viewports configuration used, the viewports position and size,
the rendering driver they use and so on.

- The first line you will see in the UnrealEd.ini, is the statement of the
render driver used. This will be by default "SoftDrv.SoftwareRenderDevice"
as this is the software rendering device. It shows the textures as igly as it can,
but you will most likely work better and faster with this device.
- When you switch to Hardware view, thi setting will change to "D3DDrv.D3DRenderDevice".

- There's absolutely no reason nor gain to change this manually from
"SoftDrv.SoftwareRenderDevice" to "D3DDrv.D3DRenderDevice" as this is done by
UED when you switch this option.

- Now you could do this manually if you like to use OpenGl as default startup,
and this only if your UnrealEd.ini is readonly after succesfull settings you made.
- There's only a small problem by using OpenGl as render device.
Actors are not swing up, or incorrectly, lighting is not updated as it should.
In the reverse you will see your detail textures and the lighting will show
as it would ingame, this is something Software rendering doesn't do correctly.
- You will have to chose wheter or not to use these advantages and disadvantages.

Remember to make read-only this file and back when making any changes
as the engine will try to overwrite thse when you exit UED.

If you like to change from software render to OpenGL render just do this ť
Change all tha lines from each viewport setting like this ť
- Device=SoftDrv.SoftwareRenderDevice
- change to
- Device=OpenGLDrv.OpenGLRenderDevice
Once again, remember the advantages and disadvantages from OpenGL driver used for rendering.

- This is how a viewport would look like in the UnrealEd.ini

    [U2Viewport0]            = this is the viewports name when used in the configuration choice
    Active=1                 = if the viewport is active and used or not, 0 or 1
    X=0                      = start and size positions
    Y=0                      = start and size positions
    W=890                    = start and size positions
    H=553                    = start and size positions
    RendMap=6                = render type, never touch nor change this one
    Left=0.000000            = additional position settings
    Top=-6.000000            = additional position settings
    Right=949.000000         = additional position settings
    Bottom=644.000000        = additional position settings
    PctLeft=0.000000         = additional position settings
    PctTop=-0.010000         = additional position settings
    PctRight=1.010000        = additional position settings
    PctBottom=1.010000       = additional position settings
    Device=SoftDrv.SoftwareRenderDevice = the rendering device in use

- This is how a viewport would look like in the UnrealEd.ini

    [Texture Browser]
    Zoom=128 or Zoom=100% = texture preview-thums in percentage or variable size
    [Actor Browser]
    ShowPackages=1= able to see packages to make'm and save'm
    [CodeFrame]= this is the script editor settings
    [ToolbarStates]= visible or minimised toolbar sets
    Modes=1= navigate,vertex,rotate,clip,etc 1=shown, 0=minimised
    Brush Operations=1= Clipcut,clipslice,invers markers,removemarkers 1=shown, 0=minimised
    Brush Factories=1= Cube,Sphere,sheet,cone,cylinder,etc 1=shown, 0=minimised
    [Viewports]= Viewports style and configuration
    Style=1= Floating or fixed
    Docked=1= docked to mainport or not 1=yes, 0=no

- Main menu ť View ť Advanced options ť expand to +Editor ť +Colors
I will not comment all the colors, as only few are interesting

    C_AddWire= = the ADD brush color
    C_BrushWire= = The builder brush and Pivotpoint color
    C_GroundHighlight= = Good paths (blue) lines
    C_ActorArrow= = less Good paths (red) lines and directional actors arrow color
    C_Mover= = Mover color
    C_NonSolidWire= = NonSolid Brush color
    C_ScaleBoxHi== Semi solid Brush color
    C_SemiSolidWire== Zonal brush color
    C_SubtractWire== Subtract Brush color
    C_WireGridAxis== World Axis Lines color
    C_WorldBox== UED border limits color