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Edit: Gearbox claims that it was disabled to prevent cheating in multiplayer. Lol
http://forums.steampowered.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1928577
They also made 3D Realms look extremely bad by not giving us something that 3D Realms already promised DNF will give, DukEd. Heavily modified Unreal Editor, specifically made for development of Duke Nukem Forever.
I still think one day i will be launching DukEd.exe..
When the game was nearing release in 2011, they said the editor used to build the game... was a mess. Stating that it was a miracle at all that they even managed to finish the game itself.
The editer had become such a cobbled together mess, that it was hurting development of the game more then it was helping it.
A lot of their grand plans and goals they set for the editor back when they planned to release it publically, never worked... or had to be removed or reworked to make the program useable.
George even commented that he was sad that the editor wasn't available for fans. But, that it was the best move... as releasing such a broken program wouldn't help anyone.
suspect that much of this game is held to gether with codeing equivent of string and sticky tape and they thought folk trying to mod/ tc would brin it down like a house of cards.
Word of advice.
If by someway you manage to get yourself hold of the original Duke Nukem Forever steam released demo, you will be able to noclip in it. And from what I know, you could also supposebly load levels and stuff, spawn monsters..
Gearbox has now replaced the demo with the *removed dev console Duke version*. So only reasonably hassle free way is, if you can get the old demo files from somewhere. The other not at all easy way is.. if you can re-code Unreal Editor 1 to to basically DukeEd or something. DukeEd which basically is heavily edited version of Unreal Editor for the original UnrealEngine.