A little information

[Killbook]

Some information on the Capture Creator that can be very helpful.

• In Raid, you'll have to fight your way into your opponents' base and steal a
• package, then deliver it back to your base to score points. Reach the target score,
• or deliver more packages than your opponents do in the allotted time to win the
• match.

• Balanced Time Limits allow you to control the pace of your Capture. Your
• Job will end when any team meets their Target Score, but if the Time
• Limit is reached before any team has achieved this then the match will
• end and the winner will be the team with the most points.
• When you choose to create a Capture from the main Creator Menu, you will be given the option of which type of Capture it is you want to create: Contend, GTA,
• Hold and Raid. Each game type has its own particular feel and as always thebest way to learn them is to experiment.

• GTA mode tasks players with stealing target vehicles located all around the
• map, before bringing them back to their respective bases. Each team must
• fight to steal more vehicles in the allotted time than their opponents.
• In Contend, teams must fight to bring Capture Object(s) back to their
• respective bases, and once the package is captured it respawns and is up
• for grabs again.
• In Hold, teams must collect and store as many packages as possible in
• their base. Packages can either be found on the map, or stolen from the
• opposing team’s bases. Reach the target score, or hold the most packages
• when the time runs out, to win.
• Team Vehicle: here you can choose to have players on individual teams
• respawn in certain vehicles. If you leave this setting as the default ‘None,’
• players will respawn on foot.
• Player Carry Limit: this determines how many Capture Objects individual
• players can hold at any one time. Changing this can dramatically change
• how your Job plays out.

• Alter settings like the maximum Wanted Level, time of day, weather,
• density of both Trafc and Pedestrians, Lobby Radio, Capture music,
• and whether ambient gang members and emergency services are
• present or not.

• If you are creating a GTA type Capture, using very large Capture Vehicles
• (the Phantom Truck, for instance), then ensure your Capture Point is large
• enough to accommodate several of these. Otherwise, GTA Capture Points
• can easily become clogged.
• If you are creating a Raid type Capture, then you will be forced to place
• Capture Objects inside Team Capture Points. This game mode is
• specically about the defending and attacking of bases.
• Contend type Captures allow the user to create a contest between teams
• ghting over the same package. Team Capture Points in GTA Captures
• work exactly like Contend Captures.

• Team Capture Points in Hold type Captures work a little differently. In
• Hold, the user can place Capture Objects inside or outside of Team
• Capture Points. Capture Objects placed inside a Team Capture Point are
• automatically counted towards that team’s score. The one limitation on
• where the user can place Capture Objects in Hold is that they cannot
• place enough Capture Objects inside a Team Capture Point to meet that
• team’s target score.
• In Hold, GTA and Contend the user can choose whether Capture Objects
• can be collected by all teams, or any mix thereof (06). This should allow
• for some interesting designs. The one thing to keep in mind if choosing to
• create a Capture like this is that a package which is not active for team 1
• will not be blipped on the radar for players on team 1, making it hard for
• them to defend.
• When creating a GTA type Capture make sure to place all of your Capture
• Vehicles before placing normal vehicles. Your vehicle allowance is used up
• by both Capture and normal vehicles, so you can go over your allowance
• before placing a single Capture Vehicle.

• You can set your Actor up to respawn. You can give them no respawns,
• unlimited respawns or a set number of respawns. The Actor will attempt to
• respawn near where you placed them, out of sight.
• Actors can be friendly to one team but hostile to another. They can also
• actively ght other Actors placed. This is done using their Relationship
• setting. If an Actor is ‘Friendly’ to team 1 and ‘Hostile’ to team 2, they will
• not target players from team 1 and will attack players from team 2. Actors
• who do not share the same relationship group will attack each other: an
• Actor Friendly to team 1 and Hostile to team 2 will attack, and be attacked
• by, an Actor Hostile to team 1 and Friendly to team 2.
• You can place Actors inside vehicles. Just place an Actor on top of a
• vehicle to place them in it. The rst Actor placed will enter the driver’s
• seat, the second will enter the passenger’s seat and so on. The Actor will
• drive according to their Patrol Range. If you want to remove all Actors
• from a given a vehicle, hover your cursor over the vehicle and press
• Triangle/Y.
• You can place Capture Objects on Actors. To achieve this place a
• Capture Object on top of an Actor. Users can only place one Capture
• Object on each Actor. This can be used in conjunction with placing Actors
• inside vehicles: place the vehicle, place the Actor in the vehicle then place
• the Capture Object on the Actor inside the vehicle.

• If you have set your Actor’s Patrol Range to ‘Stationary’ you can give them
• an Idle Action. The Actor will then play your chosen animation (such as
• ‘Smoking’) until they begin to move

• Actors set with the Defensive Combat Style and placed with their weapon
• option as Unarmed will cower on the spot.

• Combat style determines whether an Actor attempts to use cover or not. If
• set as Aggressive they will try to either charge their enemy or will stand in
• the open and attack. If Defensive they should immediately and, and stay
• in, cover.

• Actors can either be set to stand still, wander freely or patrol within a
• range. All of these are set within the Patrol Range option. Reducing Patrol
• Range to its very minimum sets the Actor to ‘Stationary’. Actors set up
• this way will stand still until aggravated, at which point they will engage
• you in combat naturally. Increase the Patrol Range to the maximum and
• they will be set to ‘Wander’. These Actors will move around the map freely.
• Lastly is a variable Patrol Radius. This limits the Actor to wandering within
• the patrol range set by the user. An Actor will stop wandering or patrolling
• within a range when aggravated, and will then enter combat.

• Accuracy and Weapon choice are as straight-forward as you might
• expect. One thing to remember though, an Actor with high accuracy and
• armed with a heavy sniper is a killing machine!

• Inside each category there are numerous Actor models for you to use.
• Navigate through the Type option to view Actors from a specic category.
• Each individual Actor type has 3 pre-set looks, or you can leave Actor
• Variation as Random to generate a different-looking Actor each time the
• Job is played.

• Up to 20 vehicles can be placed in your Capture (10). This also includes placed
• Capture Vehicles in GTA Captures. Users are limited to 5 different models of vehicle.
• Placed vehicles do not respawn once destroyed
• Vehicles from every class can be placed. For the Rockstar Created Captures
• we have only placed vehicles appropriate to the area but you are free to
• place them however you see it.

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[JackyT]

Black on dark blue... nice

[Chekoloco]

WOW!!

 

[Shootinalloveryourface]

Aye?

[Hotfuzz128]

Good tips. But change the damn font.

[DiveGummi]

The bullet points are weird

[AlexSniperBullet]

... Theres already a thread for this. http://gtaforums.com/topic/700390-capture-creators-bugs-and-features/

[Ciaran]

http://gtaforums.com/topic/700390-capture-creators-bugs-and-features/