There isn't a whole lot you can do with this. The next tool available is the Road tool. Cliffs are used to divide up the map, so use this if you want an entire height level a certain texture. If you decide to replace one of the previously blended textures, you can replace it with another without painting over the second texture.ДҐ) Smudge Textures: Smudges the textures together, pretty self-explanatory.Д¦) Blur Textures: Blurs the textures together, again pretty self-explanatory.Д§) Fill Texture: Fills an area of the map with a single texture. Has a better effect with contrasting textures.Д¤) Replace Texture: Replaces one texture with another, this can be useful when blending two textures. You get all the same options as Add Texture.ДЈ) Uniform Texture: This blends the texture with the background texture uniformly. Once you set the options to your liking, you can hold down the left mouse button and move the cursor around the map to add your texture.Дў) Remove Texture: Essentially the same as the Add Texture, except it acts as an eraser. These are all pretty self explanatory, especially since in the bottom left corner you can get a preview of the brush with what options you are using. When you selected this tool, you can adjust the size of your brush, the increment(how much is painted at once), speed of the painting, brush shape, style, and falloff distance. (Numbers match with picture A)ДЎ) Add Texture: This allows you to paint the landscape with the selected texture. You have several options to choose from here. This tool allows us to edit nearly everything about the textures on the terrain of the map. On the left, you should already be selected with the Texture tool. This is the area we will be focusing on in this tutorial. When it loads up, you should see a large grassy map in the center with toolbars on the left and top of the screen. So you want to create a custom map for Starcraft 2? Well here is a beginners guide to familiarize yourself with the editor.ДЇirst thing is obviously to open the editor, it's found in the same directory as the Sracraft 2 game executable, so just go to where you installed the game, and you should see it listed as Starcraft 2 Editor.

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