This is where you drag & drop objects from the tool panels, and select and modify them. The color of the grid may change depending on the surface texture and square availability. The green grid shows the surface where the heroes can move. On the top toolbar (5) are all the general options for editing, and on the bottom left corner (6) you can see the current minimap (refreshes automatically when you switch tools).
On the left are tool panels for editing terrains and objects (4).
Loading the program can take several minutes, even on a fast computer.Īfter loading the program, you will see the surface of a generated base map (1), lighting icon (2) and wind icon (3). Just select “Might and Magic Heroes VII Editor”. You can launch the editor from the Uplay client, under the same button as the MMH7 game itself. Introduction to the basic editor interface You can switch between the two editor modes freely when editing a map, however this article will get you started on the basic mode functions. In the advanced mode you can access more advanced customization possibilities, such as creating your own units or even entire factions. The Heroes VII editor consists of the basic mode (which you see when opening the editor for the first time) and the advanced mode (also called the “Unreal editor”). And if you’re creating a map for the first time, our guide will help you to get started. Although the game engine is entirely new, core elements of the editor remain the same. If you’ve ever created a map to a previous Heroes game, you’ll find the Heroes VII map editor already quite familiar. The editor has an in-depth manual included, but in this guide we give you a quick introduction on how to begin making your own maps. This H7 Editor article series is designed for players who wish to create their own maps for Might & Magic: Heroes VII. Might & Magic: Heroes VII Editor – Part 1 The original article written by Lord Graa (in Czech) can be found here. This guide has been created in collaboration with.
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