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How to Build Terrain Nodes for Dungeon Siege

By Jim Farris (Xaa)
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Before we begin, this tutorial presumes the following:

  1. You already have GMAX installed, and it works.
  2. You already have the DSTK installed, and it works.
  3. You already are familiar with editing gas files and creating tank files, and either have Tank Viewer/Tank Creator, or are using the Siege Editor.
  4. You are already familiar with the NNK and file naming system used in Dungeon Siege.
  5. You already have Paint Shop Pro or Adobe Photoshop installed, and are very familiar with how to use it.
  6. You already have PSD2RAW and RAW2PSD, and know how to use them.
If you do not meet the above 6 criteria, please read another tutorial, this guide will just frustrate the hell out of you. I am not going to answer questions that pertain to these areas, nor will this tutorial cover them in any way.

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