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Star Wars Opposition Compositions

This isn't meant for singleplayer.

It's meant for Content Creators and Zeus players to save the compositions and use in their own scenarios to save time, add variation, and increase immersion during ops.

Raw Composition Folder Download[drive.google.com]


==WARNING==

I'm currently making changes to the compositions to make them more zeus friendly

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*See 'Discussions' forum for content list, descriptions, and known issues*

I'm open to suggestions and requests. I'll check back here regularly.

I'm essentially composing these things for fun, as I enjoy building these things immensely. If I didn't post them, they'd just rot in my drives never getting seen or used by anyone. If I'm putting in this much work, at the very least, I hope they provide someone with the inspiration they need to keep going.

Open in the Editor and play the scenario.
Open the Zeus interface and use the 'Add/Remove Editable Objects' to be able to manipulate them. Then use the 'Advanced Composition' module to save and be able to use them during Zeus mode in other scenarios.

Note: Set pieces probably shouldn't be spawned by Zeus as I rotate some assets in a way that don't spawn correctly when using the Ares module. In some cases, that will ruin pathing.

Highlight everything within the folder you want to save and right click. Within the dropdown menu there should be an option that says 'Save custom composition', from there you can save it under whatever name you want.

If you end up using the any pieces in multiplayer and you record gameplay, I'd appreciate a link to the video in the comments below. Seeing how they are used by players is incredibly useful feedback for me and will lead to me being able to make even better pieces in the future (and possibly edit current ones).

I'm the only one who tests them before they're posted. I try my best to make sure that they'll be balanced between both tactical and cinematic experiences (probably erring more on the side of cinematic, this *is* Star Wars after all), but things will slip through the cracks. If there's anything coding has taught me, it's that the userbase will break it in ways you would've never expected

If you have suggestions, I'd love to hear them. I'm doing this for my own enjoyment but I also want to produce sets, arenas, and levels that people enjoy using and help deepen immersion.

If you use any of my compositions, I just ask that you don't take credit for them (i.e., don't say, "I made this all by myself").

If you edit then republish my compositions to the workshop, attribute me as the original creator (i.e., "Oh yeah, these are based on Crimzonkats designs").

If you were inspired to create your own stuff, maybe just give me a little nod.

That's it. I hope you enjoy.