1. Go to your Library.
Preview of the Library

2. Click on the "Install" button, then wait for it to finish.
Preview of the "Downloads" panel

3. Press on "Install", then choose the 2nd option called "Editor".
Preview of the launch panel

4. First, you will see a black screen.
Preview of the black screen

5. Press Esc , then choose whatever map you like.
Preview of the "Esc" control panel

6. Make sure that you have your Fn good for the Men of war functions ( F1, F2, and so on)
An example of where F Lock is located

7.Choose what map you would like to work on.
Preview of multiplayer and singleplayer maps

Preview of multiplayer maps

Preview of singleplayer maps

8. You will see the map loaded without sky/units/sounds, etc.

Preview of the empty map
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9. F2 is for the heights, colors , dimensions and nature.

Preview of the F2 control panel
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10. F3 is for the units, waypoints, camera, commands, triggers, etc.

Preview of the F3 control panel
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11. F4 is for editing the FX of your mission, alike: sounds, music, etc.

Preview of the F4 control panel\
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12. F6 is for changing the weather and for the sky looking.

Preview of the F6 control panel
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13. F9 is for the ability to change the alliance of the units.

Preview of the F9 control panel
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14. Set up a sky from the F6 tab to make the map realistic and more colourful.

Preview of the map with a sky setted
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15. Then press F3 and put some units (whatever you wish).

Preview of the units who are going to fight
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16. Then put some other units opposite the "Player 0" and change the team to "Player 1".

Preview of "Player 1"
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Preview of "Player 2"
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17. If you don't want any unit to retreat, tick the "no retreat" box.

Preview of the "no retreat" box
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18. You need to put waypoints in order to have a conflict area (where they will fight).

Example of waypoints
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19. Firstly, select player 1 and press CTRL+T.

Preview of the tag panel for "Player 1"
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20. Name the squad however you want. (example: ger for Germans)

Preview of the chosen tag for "Player 1"
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21. Go to waypoints and name it whatever you'd like to, then put random waypoints to the other team by "Add a waypoint". Then go to triggers , and name it however you'd like to, then Other ➣ actor_to_waypoints and put waypoint 0, then select the tag you've put for "Player 0".

Preview of the trigger panel
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22. You may do the same thing for "Player 1" (do the same stepts above, just put a different tag).

Note: When you're going to put waypoints for "Player 1", make sure to select in the trigger at "Waypoint" the first point you have selected (such as -> "Player 0" from the point 0 to the 5th point -> "Player 1" from 6th point until the last point of it).


Preview of the triggers after both of the teams have been waypointed and tagged
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23. If you want the units to move fast, or slow, you can do that by the following trigger: make a new trigger ➣ actor_state ➣ put the tag at "selector" ➣ speed ➣ whatever you like. The fastest one is "Bow".

Preview of the actor_state panel
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24.If you want a music during the battle, make a new trigger ➣ Scene ➣ Music and put whatever you'd like to.

Preview of the music panel
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25.If you want to move your units, press F1 and you can move them.

Preview of a unit moving
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26.Press Start , located at the right corner, down.

Preview before the battle
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27.You will see that both "Player 0" and "Player 1" are following the waypoints. If you didn't give waypoints for "Player 1", only "Player 0" will follow their waypoints, while "Player 1" won't follow anything.

Preview during the battle
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Preview after the battle
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28. If you want to end the battle, just press "Finish" in the down-right corner, and the map will respawn as it was before the battle.

Preview after pressing the "Finish" button
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Note: You may change the players during the fight from your numerical side part. (0-9)
Example of a numerical side part