Is StarCraft 2 graphically demanding?
SC2 is more CPU demanding than anything, you’ll need at least an i5 4460 in order to run at full CPU settings, but a GTX 750 ti should run it at ultra graphical settings regardless of resolution.
How much RAM do I need for StarCraft 2?
2 GB RAM
Windows
| Minimum Requirements | Recommended Specifications | |
|---|---|---|
| Memory | 2 GB RAM | 4 GB RAM |
| Storage | 30 GB available HD space | |
| Internet | Broadband Internet connection | |
| Media | DVD-ROM drive |
When did the Starcraft 2 map editor come out?
It was made publicly available starting in the beta in April 2010. Including modules enabling the editing of Data fields, Triggers and Terrain, the StarCraft II Map Editor improves upon its predecessor, the World Editor from Warcraft III, in every way. All our StarCraft II development tools are in your hands.
Where do I Find my models in Starcraft 2?
– Select a work directory. This is the directory where all your exported models, skins, etc. will be extracted to. – Select your SC2 folder as the list-file directory. – Select ” Base.sc2assets “. This file contains almost all art files that exist in SC2 beta.
What’s the naming convention in Starcraft 2 data editor?
The naming convention of SC2 seems to be quite the same as in WC3 – except that you do not write “Stand -1” anymore, but “Stand 01”. But basically, you can write any name for your animations that you want as the data editor of SC2 allows manual setting of the “standard” animations for actors’ models.
What are the new animations in Starcraft 2?
There are also two new “standard” animations you might add to your model: “Stand Left” and “Stand Right”, which seem to be turning/sidestep animations. You should really make those, because lots of custom maps will use keyboard unit controls that allow sidesteps, which would look weird without these animations.