Replay Mod - Editor

Replay Editor part II - replay editing

Tutorial #1: making a replay video of a paused replay file (entities are not moving):
1. Choose the part of the file which is going to be the beginning for your video by clicking on the replay timeline (the upper one) ("1.1" in the screenshot). Once you have done that but your chunks are not loading, press "P" twice and use the movement keys to move. Then click on the position and time keyframe buttons ("1.2" in the screenshot). If you have added the position and time keyframes, they should appear on the keyframe timeline (the bottom one) behind the yellow cursor.


2. Fly to a different place using the movement keys. Move the yellow cursor further on the keyframe timeline ("2.1" in the screenshot) and only then click on the position keyframe button ("2.2" in the screenshot).


3. You can change places as many times as you want but don't forget about the order - when you change a place, move the yellow cursor further on the keyframe timeline and then click on the keyframe buttons ("3.1" in the screenshot). If you are about to finish adding keyframes, select the end for your next video and add both keyframes at the end ("3.2" in the screenshot).


Video tutorial (everything I mentioned about 'tutorial #1' is in this video):


Tutorial #2: making a replay video of a replay file in which everything is moving:
1. Choose the part of the file which is going to be the beginning for your video by clicking on the replay timeline (the upper one) ("1.1" in the screenshot). Then click on the position and time keyframe buttons. If you have added the position and time keyframes ("1.2" in the screenshot). They should appear on the keyframe timeline (the bottom one) behind the yellow cursor.


2. Fly to a different place using the movement keys. Move the yellow cursor further on the keyframe timeline ("2.1" in the screenshot) and only then click on the position keyframe button("2.2" in the screenshot).


3. You can change places as many times as you want but don't forget about the order - when you change a place, move the yellow cursor further on the keyframe timeline and then click on the keyframe buttons.

4. Once you have finished adding all your POSITION keyframes ("4.1" in the screenshot), move the yellow cursor on the replay timeline (the upper one) to the point where you want the end for your ReplayMod video to be at ("4.2" in the screenshot). Once you have done that, move the yellow cursor on the keyframe timeline ("4.3" in the screenshot) and then click on position and time keyframes buttons ("4.4" in the screenshot).


Video tutorial (everything I mentioned about 'tutorial #2' is in this video):


Tutorial #3: making a replay video but it only has the first-person view:
1. Choose the part of the file which is going to be the beginning for your video by clicking on the replay timeline (the upper one) ("1.1" in the screenshot).


2. Press B on your keyboard to open the 'Player Overview' menu. Click on the player's name to go into the first-person view ("2.1" in the screenshot). Then press ESC on your keyboard to close the 'Player Overview' menu. Note: you can press your sneak key to go out of the first-person view.


3. Click on the position and time keyframe buttons ("3.1" in the screenshot). If you have added the position and time keyframes, they should appear on the keyframe timeline (the bottom one) behind the yellow cursor. Note: You may notice that the position keyframe has changed the color to blue. It will change the color back to green once you have left the first-person view.


4. Move the yellow cursor on the replay timeline to set the end for your video ("4.1" in the screenshot).


5. Move the yellow cursor on the keyframe timeline and then click on both keyframe buttons ("5.1" in the screenshot).


Video tutorial (everything I mentioned about 'tutorial #3' is in this video):


Tutorial #4: making a replay video with every previously mentioned tutorial in it:
If you want to make a video that has everything in it, you need to do all previously mentioned tutorials in one replay file.

Here's an example + tutorial:


(#1, #2, #3 stand for the previously mentioned tutorials - watch the video to fully understand.)