Archive: 12 posts

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Heyyyy everyone, ive had LBP for about 2 weeks now, i found the site lbpforum.net, then found this one... This site seems more active and resourceful, so i registered! Looking to make new LBP friends, to roam around with, and hang out. Am currently working on my first build.

2009-09-24 17:04:00 Author: gHetto-Pie Posts: 3

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Welcome! Check out the Finding Other Happy Gadderssection to meet othert players who'd love to hang out. Also - the tutorial and help sections are invaluable for tips and tricks for creators. Since your just getting started it's a great place to learn what not to do and how to avoid beginner mistakes. Have fun!

2009-09-24 17:41:00 Author: Morgana25 Posts: 5983

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what would some beginner mistakes be?

2009-09-24 17:59:00 Author: gHetto-Pie Posts: 3

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Playing the wrong game? That could be a beginner mistake?

2009-09-24 18:17:00 Author: Unknown User

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Hello, welcome to LBPC. I'm not really sure what beginner mistakes would be but there are lot's of lovely people here who can give you loads of advice. I am sure they will be along shortly! Have fun. Icey

2009-09-24 20:18:00 Author: IceMaiden Posts: 1057

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HI! its always nice to see new gadders. what would some beginner mistakes be? for LBPC? asking obvious questions i suppose... if you need to know anything about LBPC, then check the button that says "site guide" just below all those tabs, and the site nav bar. if you cant find it just follow this link:https://lbpcentral.lbp-hub.com/index.php?t=p=81138#post81138

2009-09-24 20:29:00 Author: mattbru77 Posts: 143

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Beginner's mistakes I'd say are keeping dark matter visible or not cleaning up the edges of your shapes, putting in puzzles that can break your level if someone messes them up or gets an object destroyed. You know, stuff you learn not to do after some practice.

2009-09-24 20:57:00 Author: Morgana25 Posts: 5983

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Welcome to LBPC Be sure to ask if you need help with anything, and enjoy your stay

2009-09-24 21:21:00 Author: Burnvictim42 Posts: 3322

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Hey there and welcome! Don't panic about mistakes, that's how you learn. HOWEVER, do not make the big beginner mistake I made which was as follows: Background: After completing the entire game I lost ALL my saved game data after some nincompoops at Playstation helpline gave me some bogus info. 1. Had some problems opening a level I'd made. 2. PS helpline said delete the LBP game data and then use the game disc to re-load the game - but do not delete LBP save game data.[/I] 3. Did that. Started to re-load the game but a corruption message came up... it said the game was corrupt and if I proceeded I may lose all data. Massive panic! 4. Called PS helpline back - BIG MISTAKE - and they said 'there's nothing you can do but delete your LBP save game data and start the entire game again. Thanks for nothing, helpline!!! 5. Deleted LBP save game data and had to spend hours and hours redoing everything - including levels I'd already created : ( WHAT I SHOULD HAVE REALISED AND WHAT PS HELPLINE SHOULD HAVE KNOWN: From time to time Media Molecule send online LBP version updates with assorted improvements. These version updates were the reason my saved game was supposedly "corrupted"... the original game didn't recognise the improvements and new features and so said the saved data was corrupted. If that happens, go ahead and load the game because if your PS3 is hooked up to the internet you'll get a message pop up on your screen saying something like "A software update for LBP has been found". Just download the update and your save data should be back as good as new. I only found this out because it happened to me TWICE and the second time i decided to stuff the helpline advice and re-load the game anyway. hopefully you will never find yourself in that situation : )

2009-09-25 09:54:00 Author: BabyDoll1970 Posts: 1567

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Hi and Welcome to the best forum on the LittleBigPlanet. I'm sure you'll have lots of fun here.

2009-09-25 11:12:00 Author: mistervista Posts: 2210

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I remember my first time. A little castle, walking vegetables, and lots of electrical obstacles. The critics ate it up. Well, they kinda chewed it up and spit it out. But people here are nice and don't do that. You should have lots of fun. Welcome!

2009-09-25 16:00:00 Author: Kefkaas Posts: 86

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Welcome! Glad ya made it! ...hmmm, if you are talking about mistakes in create mode. There are plenty of tips and tricks in the tutorials as Morgana mentioned. However, I think for me is realizing how the tools really work and cause untold massive mistakes. So my best recommendation is don't always create directly in the level. Create stuff in a workshop or two where you can play with an object and capture and pull it into the level. Another tip is label your logic stuff. I use the letter stickers. It is time consuming, but can really save you later on and help you identify issues or make changes to tweak bits. Smaller levels isn't usually a problem, but larger ones can get quite complicated and labeling helps me avoid the "what the heck is this for?" moments. Have fun!

2009-09-28 15:39:00 Author: jwwphotos Posts: 11383

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