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| 7s | Hello. |
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| 8s | Welcome to the Age of Empires IV guide to customizing |
| 11s | your Content Editor. |
| 14s | There's a few things you can do to modify |
| 17s | how the editor looks and feels to match how you work. |
| 21s | The first way is to resize a panel. To resize any panel, |
| 28s | hover your mouse over the border. |
| 30s | Click and drag. |
| 33s | Here we've just resized the render view |
| 36s | making much bigger so we have more room to work. |
| 40s | Second way is if you have any panels |
| 43s | you don't think you're going to need, |
| 45s | you can close them. |
| 47s | To close a panel, |
| 48s | go to the top right hand corner of it |
| 50s | and click the X button or the hide book. |
| 52s | Boom. Now it's gone. |
| 55s | To get any panel that you closed back. |
| 57s | You can go up to View |
| 59s | and you'll find a list |
| 60s | of all the panels you can possibly close. |
| 63s | There's a few more under scenario as well. |
| 66s | In this case, we closed the error list, |
| 69s | so let's get it back. |
| 70s | Go here, click the error list. |
| 72s | And now it's back |
| 76s | The third way is to minimize something. |
| 79s | To minimize the panel, |
| 80s | you can go to the top right hand corner and click |
| 83s | the little pin icon or the auto hide |
| 86s | If you click that, the panel |
| 88s | will minimize. To access a minimized panel, |
| 91s | you can have your mouse over it and it'll expand it. |
| 95s | And to revert it back to its normal place, |
| 99s | you can simply go to the top right hand corner, |
| 101s | click the pin icon again, and you'll restore it |
| 104s | to its previous size and position. |
| 107s | The fourth and final way of modifying |
| 110s | your editor is to dock and undock a panel. |
| 113s | This allows you to move any panel |
| 116s | anywhere else you want in the editor. |
| 119s | To do that, click on the |
| 123s | bar at the top of the panel and hold it. |
| 127s | And now you can move your mouse |
| 129s | and you'll notice that is now free floating. |
| 133s | And wherever you hover your mouse, |
| 134s | you'll notice a widget will appear, allowing you to see |
| 138s | a preview of where it will put the panel |
| 141s | whenever you release the button. |
| 144s | So in this case, let's move |
| 145s | the object browser to the right hand side. |
| 148s | Let's hover over here and then release. |
| 151s | And now we have an object browser |
| 154s | on the right hand side. |
| 157s | So once you have all your panels where you think you want them, |
| 162s | you can save any of your layouts by going up to window |
| 165s | and pressing save window layout. |
| 168s | It'll prompt you to name your new layout. |
| 169s | Let's name this 'Layout1'. |
| 174s | Press Okay. |
| 175s | And now this will be saved in the system. |
| 177s | No matter what map you have open, you can always access |
| 181s | your list of saved windows by going to apply window layout. |
| 185s | You'll find a list of everything you've saved. |
| 190s | Pressing Manage Window Layouts will open up a window |
| 192s | where you can delete or rename |
| 196s | any window that you've saved. |
| 199s | And finally, |
| 201s | pressing reset window layout will reset |
| 203s | all your windows back to the default settings. |
| 207s | If you click this, it will prompt you. |
| 209s | You can say yes, |
| 211s | and then everything will be reverted back to when you first |
| 214s | open the editor. |
| 215s | Now, notice that your map is no longer showing. |
| 219s | This is because it also deloaded your map. |
| 222s | To get your map back |
| 223s | simply go over to your asset explorer, find your .scenario |
| 226s | file, click it and drag it back onto your map. |
| 230s | It will reload your map |
| 234s | once it's done loading, |
| 236s | it will appear the way it did |
| 239s | when you first opened the editor. |
| 241s | Okay. Well, that's it. |
| 243s | Thanks for listening and happy modding. |