Chivalry is based on the July 2012 build of Unreal Engine 3. The editor itself is basically the same as the base UDK editor. This means that most editor information for other UE3 games, and for UDK, are applicable to our game as well.

Our documentation is fairly sparse and is really only intended to supplement the mounds of information on the internet created for other UE3 editors. Here are some of those resources, as well as a few Chivalry-specific ones:

• Our own SDK chat forum is a good place to ask questions, and to read questions asked by other mappers/modders

• Chivalry Workshop Guides on Steam

• Unreal Developer Network is where Epic's official Unreal Engine 3 documentation is. Most of this is applicable to Chivalry, just remember we're currently on the July 2012 build of Unreal Engine 3.

• Unreal Wiki can be a useful resource for programmers, with lots of information on UnrealScript, and it also has limited mapping and modelling sections.

• UDK Forums 

• Hourences has an excellent resource site, from a guy with 10+ years experience in the industry.

• The Polycount Wiki has a wide breadth of information, and the forums are one of the largest game art communities

• 3dmotive is a good resource with lots of general 3D art tutorials, as well as UDK-specific ones. However, most of it is not free.

• Word of Level Design

• How to Develop a map that works - Valve
• What is Level Design? - Interlopers.net
• Leveldesign.org
• Deathmatch Map Design - The Architecture of Flow
•  Multiplayer Level Design In-Depth, Part 1: The Specific Constraints of Multiplayer Level Design
• Multiplayer Level Design In-Depth, Part 2: The Rules of Map Design
• Multiplayer Level Design In-Depth, Part 3: Technical Constraints and Accessibility
• Ben's Small Bible of Realistic Multiplayer Level Design

• Designing FPS Multiplayer Maps

• Carney's Crash Course: Map Design 101

• Instagib is a simple example mod that replaces every game mode with an Instagib-equivalent where players die in one hit
• NabsterHax' example mod on the forums is designed to teach developers how to create a Chivalry mod
• Chivalry Medieval Warfare: TK Punishment Mod uses .uci files to reduce code duplication when extending from Chivalry classes
• The Swords & Jetpacks mod on GitHub is a simple Chivalry mod converted from a UDK mod (see the commit history)