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Objects

2009-04-28T21:34:22Z

Kapu:

[[Image:Static_object.gif|thumb|125px|An example of a textured and untextured static object.]] '''Objects''' are most of the items in [[classic]] [[Tomb Raider Games]] (Tomb Raider I - V), with the exception of level 'blocks'. Lara herself is an object. In Tomb Raider I - III Lara is made up of three objects called ''LARA'', ''LARA_SKIN'', and ''HAIR'' (with the exception of TRI), while in Tomb Raider IV and V Lara is made up of four objects called ''LARA'', ''LARA_SKIN'', ''LARA_SKIN_JOINTS'', and ''HAIR''.

There are a lot of different kinds of objects. They are generally in two classes: static or movable.

==Static Objects==
Static objects include the following:
* furniture
* plants
* architecture
* et cetera...

==Movable objects==
The following are examples of moveable objects:
* Lara
* Baddies
* Pushable objects
* Vehicles
* Inventory objects
* et cetera...

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Objects

2009-04-28T21:33:54Z

Kapu:

[[Image:Static_object.gif|thumb|125px|An example of a textured and untextured static object.]] '''Objects''' are most of the items in [[classic]] [[Tomb Raider games]] (Tomb Raider I - V), with the exception of level 'blocks'. Lara herself is an object. In Tomb Raider I - III Lara is made up of three objects called ''LARA'', ''LARA_SKIN'', and ''HAIR'' (with the exception of TRI), while in Tomb Raider IV and V Lara is made up of four objects called ''LARA'', ''LARA_SKIN'', ''LARA_SKIN_JOINTS'', and ''HAIR''.

There are a lot of different kinds of objects. They are generally in two classes: static or movable.

==Static Objects==
Static objects include the following:
* furniture
* plants
* architecture
* et cetera...

==Movable objects==
The following are examples of moveable objects:
* Lara
* Baddies
* Pushable objects
* Vehicles
* Inventory objects
* et cetera...

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[[Category:Level Building]]
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Doppelgänger

2009-04-28T21:32:58Z

Kapu: /* Gallery */

{{Infobox Enemies
| Name = Atlantean Lara Copy
| Image = Baconlara.jpg|300px
| Occurrence = * [[Tomb Raider]]
** [[Atlantis]]
* [[Tomb Raider Anniversary]]
** [[Lost Island - The Great Pyramid]]
* [[Tomb Raider Underworld]]
** [[Croft Manor]]
** Andaman Sea
** [[Arctic]]
| Type = immortal enemy
| Classification = [[Mutants]], [[Atlantean]]
| Distinctiveness =
'''Atlantean Lara Copy'''<br>
[[Tomb Raider]]/[[Anniversary]]: The creature copies all of Lara's moves, so Lara is safe unless she attacks it. This ''enemy'' cannot be killed by conventional means. It must be tricked to fall down a shaft hidden below a trapdoor.<br>
'''Doppelganger'''<br>
[[Tomb Raider Underworld|Underworld]]: It cannot be killed, as it is very agile.<br>
[[Beneath the Ashes]]: The end cutscene implies that it can be controlled using words inscribed on the Thrall Artifact.
}}

'''Atlantean Lara Copy''' (also known as '''Bacon Lara''' by the fans due to its looks) is an [[Atlantean]] copy of [[Lara Croft]].

The Lara copy is first encountered in the [[Atlantis]] / [[Lost Island]] part of [[Tomb Raider]] / [[Tomb Raider Anniversary]]. It has the red skinned, hairless appearance of all [[Atlantean]] "mutants", but is noticeably female. It mimics Lara's movements exactly, like a mirror image. It is unaggressive, and cannot be killed by conventional means, as any damage done (caused by Lara shooting at it), is inflicted on Lara as well. So if the Lara copy is killed this way, Lara dies too. Lara manages to outsmart the Atlantean by tricking it into a pit of lava covered by a trapdoor.

In [[Tomb Raider]], it seems to shoot bullets - although it has no guns, the same animations are used for it as for Lara. However in [[Tomb Raider Anniversary]], it appears to shoot fireballs, presumably generating them in a similar way to [[Natla|Natla of Atlantis]].

There are differences between Lara and the Atlantean copy; one is that "Bacon Lara" does not have the equipment Lara does, like guns or backpack. More obviously it does not have hair, skin, clothing or shoes.

According to the documentation released with [[Tomb Raider Anniversary]] the Lara copy is "''a hideous creature with no skin'' which ''mysteriously shares the exact physical characteristics of Lara Croft. Possessing only the most basic primal instincts, the creature mimics the actions of its adversaries. Lacking conscience, reason, and any kind of soul, the doppelganger is at once both very dangerous and also quite vulnerable.''" On the face of it, this makes the Lara copy from [[Tomb Raider]] an almost completely different being to the self-directing Doppelgänger that appears in [[Tomb Raider Underworld]] (see below), and it seems unlikely that the game designers planned that the Lara copy from the first game would eventually develop into the Doppelgänger[http://209.85.229.132/search?q=cache:_wwqBdFkRGcJ:www.tombraiderforums.com/showthread.php%3Fp%3D3380879+doppelganger+for+imaged+from+lara+during+the+events+of+TR1&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=2].

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==The Lara Doppelgänger from [[Tomb Raider Underworld]]==

In [[Tomb Raider Underworld]], [[Natla]] and [[Amanda]] sends a doppelgänger to Lara's mansion to retrieve the [[Wraith Stone]]. The doppelgänger destroys [[Croft Manor]], shoots [[Zip]] in the leg and kills [[Alister]]. Later, in the Andaman Sea, Lara is about to free Natla when Amanda stops her. The doppelgänger throws Amanda into the depths of the ship so Lara can free Natla, therefore allowing her to open the way to [[Helheim]]. In Helheim, the doppelgänger stops Lara from killing Natla. Ready to kill Lara, Amanda appears and uses the power of the Wraith Stone to throw the doppelgänger into the void of Jormungandr's poison, [[Eitr]].

Unlike the Atlantean Lara copy, the Doppelgänger can scale tall walls, can move superhumanly fast, can use equipment (for example, to blow up the Croft Manor), can understand English and can fight with no need to mimic Lara's movements.

Outfit:
* Leather waistcoat with zippers
* Leather pants with a double buckled belt and dual pistol leg holsters
* Black boots and black fingerless biker gloves

==[[Lara's Shadow]]==
In the exclusive Xbox 360 downloadable content, Lara's Shadow allows us to play as Lara's [[doppelgänger]].

==Fan speculation==
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One possible explanation for existence of the Atlantean copy of Lara is that it is a trap specifically designed by the [[Atlantean]]s and/or [[Natla]] to trick Lara into killing herself, or at least make it impossible for her to pass. However, given that Natla probably assumes that Lara has been killed after diving from the cliff outside the [[Sanctuary of the Scion]] and that the [[Atlantean]]s have never seen Lara before, it seems unlikely that the mutant would be hatched on the off chance that Lara would show up. Although the mutant mimics Lara's movements - maybe it has just hatched and is learning or "programming" itself by copying the first thing that it sees - it doesn't resemble Lara particularly in [[TR1]], and its encounter with Lara may just be an unfortunate accident.

==Gallery==
<gallery>
Image:Atlanteanlara.jpg|The Lara copy in [[Anniversary]]
Image:Atlanteanlara2.jpg|Again, in [[Anniversary|TRA]]
Image:Doppelganger arcticcircle.jpg|In [[Tomb Raider Underworld]]
Image:Screen010 nm.jpg|A render of the Doppelganger from [[Tomb Raider Underworld|TRU]]
</gallery>

{{Tomb Raider Enemies}}

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Objects

2009-04-28T21:30:24Z

Kapu:

[[Image:Static_object.gif|thumb|125px|An example of a textured and untextured static object.]] '''Objects''' are most of the items in [[classic]] Tomb Raider games (Tomb Raider I - V), with the exception of level 'blocks'. Lara herself is an object. In Tomb Raider I - III Lara is made up of three objects called ''LARA'', ''LARA_SKIN'', and ''HAIR'' (with the exception of TRI), while in Tomb Raider IV and V Lara is made up of four objects called ''LARA'', ''LARA_SKIN'', ''LARA_SKIN_JOINTS'', and ''HAIR''.

There are a lot of different kinds of objects. They are generally in two classes: static or movable.

==Static Objects==
Static objects include the following:
* furniture
* plants
* architecture
* et cetera...

==Movable objects==
The following are examples of moveable objects:
* Lara
* Baddies
* Pushable objects
* Vehicles
* Inventory objects
* et cetera...

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[[Category:Level Building]]
[[de:Objekte]]

Objects

2009-04-28T21:29:31Z

Kapu:

[[Image:Static_object.gif|thumb|125px|An example of a textured and untextured static object.]] '''Objects''' are most of the items in [[classic]] Tomb Raider games (Tomb Raider I - V), with the exception of level 'blocks'. Lara herself is an object. In Tomb Raider I - III Lara is made up of three objects called ''LARA'', ''LARA_SKIN'', and ''HAIR'' (except for TRI), while in Tomb Raider IV and V Lara is made up of four objects called ''LARA'', ''LARA_SKIN'', ''LARA_SKIN_JOINTS'', and ''HAIR''.

There are a lot of different kinds of objects. They are generally in two classes: static or movable.

==Static Objects==
Static objects include the following:
* furniture
* plants
* architecture
* et cetera...

==Movable objects==
The following are examples of moveable objects:
* Lara
* Baddies
* Pushable objects
* Vehicles
* Inventory objects
* et cetera...

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[[Category:Level Building]]
[[de:Objekte]]

Objects

2009-04-28T21:28:51Z

Kapu:

[[Image:Static_object.gif|thumb|125px|An example of a textured and untextured static object.]] '''Objects''' are most of the items in [[classic]] Tomb Raider games (Tomb Raider I - V), with the exception of level 'blocks'. Lara herself is an object. In Tomb Raider I - III Lara is made up of three objects called ''LARA'',''LARA_SKIN'', and "HAIR" (except for TRI), while in Tomb Raider IV and V Lara is made up of four objects called ''LARA'', ''LARA_SKIN'', ''LARA_SKIN_JOINTS'', and ''HAIR''.

There are a lot of different kinds of objects. They are generally in two classes: static or movable.

==Static Objects==
Static objects include the following:
* furniture
* plants
* architecture
* et cetera...

==Movable objects==
The following are examples of moveable objects:
* Lara
* Baddies
* Pushable objects
* Vehicles
* Inventory objects
* et cetera...

<br clear="all">
[[Category:Level Building]]
[[de:Objekte]]

Objects

2009-04-28T21:25:27Z

Kapu:

[[Image:Static_object.gif|thumb|125px|An example of a textured and untextured static object.]] '''Objects''' are most of the items in [[classic]] Tomb Raider games (Tomb Raider I - V), with the exception of level 'blocks'. Lara herself is an object. In Tomb Raider I - III Lara is made up of three objects called ''LARA'',''LARA_SKIN'', and "HAIR" (except for TRI), while in Tomb Raider IV and V Lara is made up of four objects called ''LARA'', ''LARA_SKIN'',''LARA_SKIN_JOINTS'', and "HAIR".

There are a lot of different kinds of objects. They are generally in two classes: static or movable.

==Static Objects==
Static objects include the following:
* furniture
* plants
* architecture
* et cetera...

==Movable objects==
The following are examples of moveable objects:
* Lara
* Baddies
* Pushable objects
* Vehicles
* Inventory objects
* et cetera...

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[[Category:Level Building]]
[[de:Objekte]]

File:Static object.gif

2009-04-28T21:23:16Z

Kapu: uploaded a new version of "Image:Static object.gif": An example of a textured and untextured static object.

An example of a textured and untextured static object.

Objects

2009-04-28T21:20:24Z

Kapu:

[[Image:Static_object.gif|thumb|125px|An example of a textured and untextured static object.]] '''Objects''' are most of the items in [[classic]] Tomb Raider games (Tomb Raider I - V), with the exception of level 'blocks'. Lara herself is an object. In Tomb Raider I - III Lara is made up of two objects called ''LARA'' and ''LARA_SKIN'', while in Tomb Raider IV and V Lara is made up of ''three'' objects called ''LARA'', ''LARA_SKIN'', and ''LARA_SKIN_JOINTS''.

There are a lot of different kinds of objects. They are generally in two classes: static or movable.

==Static Objects==
Static objects include the following:
* furniture
* plants
* architecture
* et cetera...

==Movable objects==
The following are examples of moveable objects:
* Lara
* Baddies
* Pushable objects
* Vehicles
* Inventory objects
* et cetera...

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[[Category:Level Building]]
[[de:Objekte]]

Objects

2009-04-28T21:18:52Z

Kapu:

[[Image:Static_Object.gif|thumb|125px|An example of a textured and untextured static object.]] '''Objects''' are most of the items in [[classic]] Tomb Raider games (Tomb Raider I - V), with the exception of level 'blocks'. Lara herself is an object. In Tomb Raider I - III Lara is made up of two objects called ''LARA'' and ''LARA_SKIN'', while in Tomb Raider IV and V Lara is made up of ''three'' objects called ''LARA'', ''LARA_SKIN'', and ''LARA_SKIN_JOINTS''.

There are a lot of different kinds of objects. They are generally in two classes: static or movable.

==Static Objects==
Static objects include the following:
* furniture
* plants
* architecture
* et cetera...

==Movable objects==
The following are examples of moveable objects:
* Lara
* Baddies
* Pushable objects
* Vehicles
* Inventory objects
* et cetera...

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[[Category:Level Building]]
[[de:Objekte]]

File:Static object.gif

2009-04-28T21:16:46Z

Kapu: An example of a textured and untextured static object.

An example of a textured and untextured static object.

Objects

2009-04-28T21:01:41Z

Kapu:

'''Objects''' are most of the items in [[classic]] Tomb Raider games (Tomb Raider I - V), with the exception of level 'blocks'. Lara herself is an object. In Tomb Raider I - III Lara is made up of two objects called ''LARA'' and ''LARA_SKIN'', while in Tomb Raider IV and V Lara is made up of ''three'' objects called ''LARA'', ''LARA_SKIN'', and ''LARA_SKIN_JOINTS''.

There are a lot of different kinds of objects. They are generally in two classes: static or movable.

==Static Objects==
Static objects include the following:
* furniture
* plants
* architecture
* et cetera...

==Movable objects==
The following are examples of moveable objects:
* Lara
* Baddies
* Pushable objects
* Vehicles
* Inventory objects
* et cetera...

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[[Category:Level Building]]
[[de:Objekte]]

Objects

2009-04-27T01:37:52Z

Kapu:

'''Objects''' are most of the items in [[classic]] Tomb Raider games (Tomb Raider I - V), with the exception of level geometry. Lara herself is an object. In Tomb Raider I - III Lara is made up of one object called ''LARA'', while in Tomb Raider IV and V Lara is made up of ''two'' objects called ''LARA'' and ''LARA_SKIN''.

There are a lot of different kinds of objects. They are generally in two classes: static or movable.

==Static Objects==
Static objects include the following:
* furniture
* plants
* architecture
et cetera...

==Movable objects==
The following are examples of moveable objects:
* Lara
* Baddies
* Pushable objects
* Vehicles
* Inventory objects
et cetera...

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[[Category:Level Building]]
[[de:Objekte]]

Objects

2009-04-27T01:36:43Z

Kapu:

'''Objects''' are items in a level except for the building blocks in the [[Classic]] Games (Tomb Raider I - V).

'''Objects''' are most of the items in [[classic]] Tomb Raider games (Tomb Raider I - V), with the exception of level geometry. Lara herself is an object. In Tomb Raider I - III Lara is made up of one object called 'LARA', while in Tomb Raider IV and V Lara is made up of 'two' objects called 'LARA' and 'LARA_SKIN'.

There are a lot of different kinds of objects. They are generally in two classes: static or movable.

==Static Objects==
Static objects include the following:
* furniture
* plants
* architecture
et cetera...

==Movable objects==
The following are examples of moveable objects:
* Lara
* Baddies
* Pushable objects
* Vehicles
* Inventory objects
et cetera...

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[[Category:Level Building]]
[[de:Objekte]]

Objects

2009-04-27T01:25:06Z

Kapu: /* movable objects */

'''Objects''' are all things in a level except for the building blocks in the [[Classic]] Games (Tomb Raider I - V).

There are a lot of different kinds of objects. They are generally in two classes (static and movable).

==Static Objects==
Static objects include the following:
* furniture
* plants
* architecture
et cetera...

==Movable objects==
The following are examples of moveable objects:
* Lara
* Baddies
* Pushable objects
* Vehicles
* Inventory objects
et cetera...

<br clear="all">
[[Category:Level Building]]
[[de:Objekte]]

Objects

2009-04-27T01:23:44Z

Kapu: /* Static Objects */

'''Objects''' are all things in a level except for the building blocks in the [[Classic]] Games (Tomb Raider I - V).

There are a lot of different kinds of objects. They are generally in two classes (static and movable).

==Static Objects==
Static objects include the following:
* furniture
* plants
* architecture
et cetera...

==movable objects==
* Lara
* enemies
* pushable objects
* vehicles
...

<br clear="all">
[[Category:Level Building]]
[[de:Objekte]]

Objects

2009-04-27T01:23:25Z

Kapu: /* Static Objects */

'''Objects''' are all things in a level except for the building blocks in the [[Classic]] Games (Tomb Raider I - V).

There are a lot of different kinds of objects. They are generally in two classes (static and movable).

==Static Objects==
Static objects include the following:
* furniture
* plants
* architecture
* etc.

==movable objects==
* Lara
* enemies
* pushable objects
* vehicles
...

<br clear="all">
[[Category:Level Building]]
[[de:Objekte]]

Objects

2009-04-27T01:23:15Z

Kapu: /* Static Objects */

'''Objects''' are all things in a level except for the building blocks in the [[Classic]] Games (Tomb Raider I - V).

There are a lot of different kinds of objects. They are generally in two classes (static and movable).

==Static Objects==
Static objects include the following:
* furniture
* plants
* architecture
* ect.

==movable objects==
* Lara
* enemies
* pushable objects
* vehicles
...

<br clear="all">
[[Category:Level Building]]
[[de:Objekte]]

Objects

2009-04-27T01:22:36Z

Kapu: /* static objects */

'''Objects''' are all things in a level except for the building blocks in the [[Classic]] Games (Tomb Raider I - V).

There are a lot of different kinds of objects. They are generally in two classes (static and movable).

==Static Objects==
Static objects include the following:
* furnitures
* plants
* architecture
...

==movable objects==
* Lara
* enemies
* pushable objects
* vehicles
...

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[[Category:Level Building]]
[[de:Objekte]]

Room Editor

2009-04-27T01:21:30Z

Kapu:

The '''Room Editor''' (Windows: '''winroomedit.exe''') is the heart of the [[Level Editor]]. With it you build the map for your level.

The Room Editor is used to create environments, texture the scenery, place [[Objects]], set [[Triggers]] and more.

==What the Room Editor is NOT==
The Room Editor ''cannot'' create new objects, retexture them, or mix objects from various [[WAD]]s. These operations can be performed with one of the countless [[Levelbuilding Tools]].

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Room Editor

2009-04-27T01:21:10Z

Kapu: /* What the Room Editor is NOT */

Room Editor

2009-04-27T01:21:03Z

Kapu:

Room Editor

2009-04-27T01:20:57Z

Kapu:

Room Editor

2009-04-27T01:20:27Z

Kapu:

Portal:Level Building

2009-04-27T01:17:37Z

Kapu:

The main article for this topic can be found at [[Level Building]].

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<div class="headline">Level Editor</div>
The [[Level Editor]] was first released in winter 2000, as an addition to [[Tomb Raider Chronicles]], the fifth game of the series. Since then the level builder community has grown rapidly. New tools were created that for example allow usage of custom objects and high resolution textures. The biggest advancement are the [[Next Generation Level Editor]] and [[trep]].<br /><br />
[[Image:Roomeditor.jpg|225px]]<br />
* [[Level Editor]]
* [[The Next Generation Tomb Raider Level Editor|Next Generation Level Editor]]
* [[TREP]] (Tomb Raider Engine Patcher)
* [[Levelbuilding Tools]]

<div class="headline">Custom Levels</div>
Since the release of the Level Editor over 2000 Custom Levels have appeared for download on the internet. Most of them are listed on TRLE sites like [[trle.net]] or [[Laras Levelbase]] where they can be downloaded and reviewed. You can find everything from badly done single-room levels to huge, impressive level series that introduce new gameplay elements and perfect textures and lighting, some of them can compete with the original games. Gamers who can not be bothered with the installation routine for the Level Editor will now find help in two independent tools, the [[Level Manager]] and the [[Level Player]]. Some of the newer and bigger games even make an installation unnecessary, as all one needs to play the level comes with the download.<br />
[[Image:Cl himalayanmysteries.jpg|thumb|225px|left|Himalayan Mysteries by Titak]]<br clear="all" />
* [[Custom Levels|Main Article]]
* [[:Category:Custom Levels|All Custom Level Articles]]

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<div class="headline">Level Building</div>
For new level designers it is recommended to rebuild the tutorial level described in the Level Editor manual. Only a few level builders were able to learn what they did without the manual. It is not received well by the level building community when a new designer asks questions that are answered in the manual in a forum. Besides the official manual there are many tutorials written by fellow level builders on the internet.

For the start it's important to learn the basic functions of the [[Room Editor]], with [[prj]] project files, with wads and familiarize oneself with the basic terms like [[square]], [[click]], [[trigger]], [[OCB]] etc.

<div class="headline">Tutorials</div>
{{mainarticle|Level Building Tutorials}}
Various websites about the Level Editor offer level building tutorials.
* [http://www.trsearch.org/Tutorial.php Tutorials on TRSearch.org]
* [http://www.skribblerz.com/tutorials.htm Skribblerz Tutorials]

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