2.0 Creative Maps

[Bertoldo Beyer]

ArcGISMaps for Adobe Creative Cloud enables innovative professionals to access and design with data-driven maps inside Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop. Quickly find and add geographic content to your work as editable vector layers and high resolution images.

Create an exciting narrative with unique visual designs by pulling map layers as vector files or image artwork into Adobe Illustrator or Adobe Photoshop. Alternatively, export your design maps and layouts as Adobe Illustrator Exchange (AIX) files. Access and use the extension based on your functional needs and budget. Learn more about functionality that's available with ArcGIS Maps for Adobe Creative Cloud.

In Fortnite there was a map I was playing on for a while called BHE 1v1 Build Fights that was really good for practicing. Since one can easily die quickly in a build fight, and it takes maybe 20 minutes of collecting items and powering up leading up to such a showdown, a practice map is really the only way to get better.

This map was perfect for this, offering unlimited lives, ammo, and building supplies, to face off against other players building and shooting non-stop. But now I can't find it because the Creative Mode lobby area (or whatever it's called) changes frequently.

The whole navigation schema for finding a Creative Mode map is a cluster screw, since one has to fumble around a purely decorative 3D environment to navigate to a map (looks pretty, but gets annoying fast). Still, one would at least expect there to be a way to join a user-hosted map using a code or bookmark system or something. There was a code that was displayed at the top of the screen while playing: BHE 8064-****-**** I'm not sure if it's a public code for joining, or something specific to me (hence the asterisks).

go to one of the portals in creative and interact with one of the consoles next to the portals. there is a tab there called recent. go to that and you should find. if that doesn't work, search for 1v1 BHE creative codes in the internet. once you get a code, enter it in the code tab and you can play it. if you find a cool creative like this that you like, make sure to mark it as favourite so that you can easily use it any time (its like saving it).

Esri just wrapped up its second ArcGIS Maps for Adobe Creative Cloud (Maps for Adobe Creative Cloud) competition, and the submissions were beautiful. Each qualifying map was made with Maps for Adobe Creative Cloud. Our talented judges have tallied the results, and I'm pleased to announce the winners.

This map is so clean and legible. The colors are pleasant and clear and most importantly, there's not too many of them, which is a trap that I think is very easy to fall into, especially in a map like this that has to convey so much information... This is a map I would find useful for understanding and navigating a place I'd just moved to, as well as a map I'd enjoy hanging on my wall.

This map is neat and legible and illustrates a unique subject in an interesting way. The map color palette is very diverse without looking discordant and it gives the street map a pleasant tapestry of hues.

The collection of maps this year's Maps for Adobe competition received was gorgeous. Although there's not enough space to list them all in this post, I wanted to share with you all a few more of the stunning maps entered this year

If you would like to get started with Maps for Adobe Creative Cloud, check out this recent Esri Press publication, Mapping By Design. I included many tutorials for map designers to get to know this new mapping tool, which can be integrated with your ArcGIS Pro workflows.

Could Fortnite Creative 2.0 be the future of Fortnite? With the debut of the Unreal Editor For Fortnite add-on, community developers and map-makers now have access to all the possibilities of coding within the Unreal Engine, plus all the accessibility of island creation in Fortnite. The customization of this new tool is unparrelled, to the point where some map-makers have already created replicas and homages of their favorite games, from Coconut Mall to the original Chapter 1 Fortnite Map.

Even if you don't intend to get into the nitty-gritty of Unreal Editor For Fortnite by creating your own islands, you can experience this stunning collaboration between Unreal and Fortnite first-hand. Dozens of talented Fortnite creators have already published their projects and demos for public play in Fortnite, and this is only the tip of the iceburg.

Want to check out what all the fuss is about? Check out the map codes below to see the full power of Fortnite Creative 2.0 at play, and explore what Fortnite creators have been up to in Unreal Editor For Fortnite.

Chances are you might have played some version of Prop Hunt in the past, a game in which players disguise themselves as props in a high-stakes game of hide-and-seek. Well, what if it was the props' job to hunt you?

Prop Haunters is a spooky Fortnite Creative map where the object is not to "eliminate all props" but rather to find and destroy all the Spirit Shards before time runs out... or the Haunters disguised as props eliminate you.

Ready for an action-packed classic escape heist? In Dungeon Prison Escape, you'll have to sneak, fight, and even platform your way through a maze of medieval dungeons and castle rooms to escape the grounds and earn your freedom.

Have you ever wanted to play Golf With Friends but with your Fortnite squad? Well, now you can in Golfnite! This mini-golf Creative Fortnite map lets you compete against your friends as a golf ball, ping-ponging your way through creative obstacle courses. With eighteen new holes released for the new summer edition, Golfnite has hours of mini-golf chaos in store.

Need some practice with your builds? 1v1 Build Fight is the perfect place to warm up before you squad up for Battle Royale. This blank canvas is the best spot to face off against a single opponent while practicing your quick-build skills. With minimal map structures, there is minimum delay, which means there won't be any blaming "lag" for missing your shots.

Experience the viral roguelite parkour course while ascending through all your favorite landmarks from seasons' past. Inspired by the game Only Up, this Fortnite creator map challenges you to climb from the ground all the way into the stratosphere by scaling floating objects and structures. Fall, and you are back to square one.

Ready for a heavy dose of nostalgia? The team behind AtlasCreative has recreated the original Fortnite Chapter 1 Season 3 map with the power of Fortnite Creative 2.0. All the Points of Interests you once knew and loved, but with the graphical superiority of the Unreal Engine.

Epic Labs has clearly been hard at work in the anticipation of Unreal Editor For Fortnite's launch. You can find a handful of astounding Creative islands created by Epic Labs to showcase the capabilities of UEFN, including this fantastical journey through a mysterious forest to encounter its guardian dragon. This is a solo experience, but certainly not one to skip.

If you loved the Perfect Match levels of Fall Guys, then Color Switch from Creative 2.0 will be right up your alley. Appease the whims of a tantruming Peely, by rushing to step on the color squares he indicates before the time is up. Fail to stand on the correct color, and you'll plunge to your demise.

Speaking of nostalgia, if you fancy a trip back to 2013, take a spin around this retro Fortnite Creative 2.0 arcade. Choose from an assortment of whacky characters - including Dragons Tony and Dangalf - and see how far you can progress through the soaring side-scroller from years' past.

Ever dreamed of being a Power Ranger? Well, now is the time. Choose your ninja color and face off against enemy ninjas with special Spin Attack and Elemental Ball weapons that harness the power of the elements!

This control zone map designed in UEFN is reminescent of many First Person Shooter levels of yore, complete with a sepia-toned grittiness that feels like home. Face off against enemy players in a deserted oil refinery to maintain control over three capture points and come out the victor.

If you are looking for a competitive way to test run the new Creative 2.0 features, take Reclamation for a spin. This 5v5 sci-fi game mode pits you against an enemy team to be the first to gain control of drill sites.

Rather than gunning down your opponents, in The Divide: Squad Assault, your goal is instead to out-do them. Each team spawns on a separate island with its own Boss. The first team to beat the final boss wins!

The classic Escort the Payload game mode has entered the Fortnite Creative 2.0 scene. Whether you are on the attacking or defending team, maintaining your position and control over the payload is crucial to winning this 5v5 battle.

Embrace your inner superhero vigilante in this vibrant cyberpunk mini-mode. Glide and hook-shot your way across platforms of hovercars and trucks, and fight against the bots guarding the transport vehicles.

Experience all the rush and panic of Battle Royale, but mini. This battle royale is located on a miniature island, with less players but plenty of chaos and fun. Put into such close quarters, its kill or get killed.

Who will win control of the fort? Team red or blue? In this map, the world is split quite literally in half. Eliminate opponents on the enemy team and wrestle control of the fort in your team's hands!

Survival in Fortnite takes on a whole knew meaning with this Creative Map, Operation: Sandstorm. Build up your base and defend it against massive hordes of zombies using tanks, planes, and more. If you thought that was enough, the harsh desert landscape is also out to get you in this intense survival mini-mode.

If you are big fan of Prop Hunt game modes, than this might be the map for you. Enter one of Atlas Hiding Game's four hugely oversized rooms, and find the perfect hiding spot amongst giant bowling pins, pool noodles, and couch cushions.

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