I wouldn't really call bsp geometry outdated, since pretty much every realtime engine uses it. As for integration, I am going to add .wmp export, but I am not attempting to create an A6 emulator. The editor supports too many engines to try to force it to emulate all the effects of just one.

I got the exporter working now. I still have a couple things to do, but it looks like it will work well. Since my editor exports straight to .wmp, you can call the map compiler and run the map in the engine, without actually having to open the map in WED:

http://www.leadwerks.com/post/test.map
http://www.leadwerks.com/post/test.wmp

fantastic.

I downloaded the demo for 3DGs and I am amazed at the quality especially how there are no cracks in the stair section that being normally you see cracks where seperate blocks touch each other. One other thing to note is that the frame rate is also nice, I managed to get an average of 230 fps.

The reason there are no cracks is because my editor exports straight to .wmp. When a file is exported to .map and reloaded, it sometimes develops small cracks and gaps.

My editor also has tools for creating arches and curves. I didn't have to do any carving to make that little scene.

are textures exported as well?

Where can I download the exporter.

It's not ready yet, guys. I will definitely let you know when I finish.

Although I have not done it as yet, my understanding is that I can use WED to create a "map" entity which can then be used in a level as a model would be. So does your editor produce these "map" entities?

Also, can one use Maya or Max models directly, or does one need to convert them to game studio model format as for WED, or convert them to some other format?

Hey I love the tool and how mich will the program (professional version) and the
exporter cost when finished (ill defenetly buy it if it exports textures!)