Welcome to the Ballex² Mapping Tutorial

This tutorial is divided into three sections: Start, Advanced, and Script.

Start

The Start section will introduce all the basic functions and operations in BME Pro.

Reading Suggestions:

• Every chapter here is important. Please try not to skip any part.

• It is recommended to practice the operations in the map editor as you read the tutorial to better understand how BME Pro works.

• After mastering all the content in this section, you will be able to replicate most of the layouts found in the official levels.

Advanced

The Advanced section will cover some of the advanced features and operations in BME Pro, including the use of systems for meshes, textures, and materials.

Reading Suggestions:

• The topics in this section are largely independent. You can look up and learn the specific content you need while mapping.

• Some content may involve knowledge of other software. For example, the mesh system will involve operations in modeling software, so please ensure you have a basic understanding of related topics.

• After completing this section, you will be able to create complex items and decorations, and build maps with a unique style.

Script

The Script section will introduce the scripting system of BME Pro, including in-game scripts, editor scripts, and the road generator script system.

Reading Suggestions:

• The scripting language used by BME Pro is JavaScript. This tutorial does not include a JavaScript tutorial. Please ensure you have a basic understanding of JavaScript syntax.

• Please make sure you have a code editor installed on your computer, such as Visual Studio Code.

• Before using scripts, it is recommended to download BME Script Typings to add BME Pro's code completion features to your editor.

• After completing this section, you will be able to write scripts to create maps with unique mechanics and even customize your own BME Pro editor.