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UnrealEd or the Unreal Editor, sometimes abbreviated as UEd, is a program produced by Epic Games for creating content for Unreal Engine games. It is a stand-alone program which allows level designers to create levels and import textures, sound, and other content.

UnrealEd 1: Used for Unreal Engine 1 games, including Unreal and Unreal Tournament.
UnrealEd 2: Also used for Unreal Engine 1 games, included with Unreal Tournament version 420.
UnrealEd 3: Used for Unreal Engine 2 games, such as UT2003 and UT2004.
Unreal Engine 3 Editor: Used for Unreal Engine 3 games, such as Unreal Tournament 3.

Many other Unreal Engine games included modified versions of the editor.

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-UnrealEd, commonly known as UEd, is a program produced by [[Epic Games]] which relies on the [[Unreal Engine]].  It is a stand-alone program which allows level designers to create levels for the game that corresponds with the editor.  UnrealEd comes in several Unreal-related flavors:
+'''UnrealEd''' or the '''Unreal Editor''', sometimes abbreviated as UEd, is a program produced by [[Epic Games]] for creating content for [[Unreal Engine]] games.  It is a stand-alone program which allows level designers to create levels and import textures, sound, and other content.
-*'''UnrealEd 1'''
+; UnrealEd 1 : Used for [[Unreal Engine]] 1 games, including [[Unreal]] and [[Unreal Tournament]].
-:Used for [[Unreal]] and [[Unreal Tournament]] until version 420
+; UnrealEd 2 : Also used for [[Unreal Engine]] 1 games, included with [[Unreal Tournament]] version 420.
-*'''UnrealEd 2'''
+; UnrealEd 3 : Used for [[Unreal Engine]] 2 games, such as [[UT2003]] and [[UT2004]].
-:Used for [[Unreal Tournament]] since version 420
+; Unreal Engine 3 Editor : Used for [[Unreal Engine]] 3 games, such as [[Unreal Tournament 3]].
-*'''UnrealEd 3'''
+Many other Unreal Engine games included modified versions of the editor.
-:Used from [[UT2003]] until [[UT3]].
+== See Also ==
-*'''UT3Ed'''
+* [http://wiki.beyondunreal.com/ Unreal Engine Wiki] - Large resource of editing information
-:Used for UT3.
+* [http://udn.epicgames.com/ Unreal Developer Network] - Epic's official development website
-In addition, modified versions of each (except UEd 1) were licensed to other game developers and used in various games.  Each Unreal Engine game comes packaged with its appropriate Editor.  No two editors are compatible.
-Support for each version of the Editor is supplied by the Unreal Developers' Network (UDN).