Once open you should go to Tools->Options and click on the Game Configuration tab. Once that is done were ready to open Worldcraft. Double click it and it should turn all your wad files into hlwad texture files making them usable in Worldcraft. In the textures folder there should be a file called All Wad To Hlwad. After you put textures in that folder you have to get them ready to use in Worldcraft. The folder should be in the same directory as the qentitydefs-fgd folder. Also place all your textures that you wish to use (don't worry you can add more later if you want) into the folder named textures. This should be in the directory "C:\Program Files\Worldcraft" by default. Take the FGD file and place it in the the Worldcraft folder in qentitydefs-fgd. I will assume that you have downloaded everything above and installed both Worldcraft and the Quake adapter. Some textures to get you started will help.This is available on NZ:P's moddb page here The FGD file from NZ:P which contains all of the entity names so you can add Juggernog etc.Worldcraft 3.3 and the Quake adapter are available here.I will be using Worldcraft as an example in this post but before I get into how to map we are going to need some things to help us get started. Also, will not add entities for NZP, so you will inevitably need Worldcraft, hammer or QuArK.) ( Radiant can be used with it's more vivid texture availibility to create or modify maps with more realistic textures. CoD Radiant will compile BSP, But it has to be an older version of Radiant.You may make them, but compiling to BSP will fail miserably. QuArK (Quake Army Knife) (If you use QuArK, you will need to install the original quake to compile maps.There are a few level editors that can compile into the. Thus being quakey it uses the same format of maps that quake does which is the BSP (Binary Space Partition) format. Nazi Zombies Portable is, as i'm sure you all know, on the quake engine. 5 Ok This Is Neat I Wanna Start Getting More Detailed.
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