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pyBZEdit is the name of a [[BZW]] map editor written in the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Python_%28programming_language%29 python programing language]. It is somewhat platform independent and can be made to run on most systems. | pyBZEdit is the name of a [[BZW]] map editor written in the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Python_%28programming_language%29 python programing language]. It is somewhat platform independent and can be made to run on most systems. | ||
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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
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== Replacement by blender == | == Replacement by blender == | ||
The current accepted method of graphically editing [[BZW]] maps on Linux is using the [[BZWTools]] plug-ins for [http://blender.org blender], as they provide a full 2.0 compliant editing system on a large number of platforms. | The current accepted method of graphically editing [[BZW]] maps on Linux is using the [[BZWTools]] plug-ins for [http://blender.org blender], as they provide a full 2.0 compliant editing system on a large number of platforms. | ||
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[[Category:Map Making]] | [[Category:Map Making]] | ||
[[Category:Map Editors]] | [[Category:Map Editors]] | ||
