Heres something which may help the base texturing of a map... It's called Cheat 'O Matic.
Basically you load up the editor, go onto terrain mode (then texture mode, which most people would use this for) and set your brush size, it doesnt matter what you set. Load up Cheat 'O Matic and select bf2editor from the dropdown menu. Input the brush size and click start then wait several minutes. After that is done go back to the editor and change the brush size and input it into Cheat 'O Matic again and press search. Repeat this untill its found the correct placement in memory.
Change the value to something like 250 (which is the new brush size) and click "set" and then go back to the editor, although the brush size looks like it has remained as it was, it hasnt. If you are doing a texture, paint the texture on and you will see the size is much larger. Keep in mind that you know how slow placing textures can be on 50, setting this to something much higher will slow it down even further, it does save time though as you don't need to be at the computer all the time placing the textures down, you can just set it to something really high click on the mouse and then go make yourself a drink.
Also, as long as you keep Cheat 'O Matic open and do not perform a new search it will stay locked on brush size so you can switch to it anytime and enter new values.
I hope this helps people out and saves time :)
Thanks to the people at the gotfrag forums, especially usr49327 and lazydog1978
Here is a picture showing what the program can enable you to do:
Basically you load up the editor, go onto terrain mode (then texture mode, which most people would use this for) and set your brush size, it doesnt matter what you set. Load up Cheat 'O Matic and select bf2editor from the dropdown menu. Input the brush size and click start then wait several minutes. After that is done go back to the editor and change the brush size and input it into Cheat 'O Matic again and press search. Repeat this untill its found the correct placement in memory.
Change the value to something like 250 (which is the new brush size) and click "set" and then go back to the editor, although the brush size looks like it has remained as it was, it hasnt. If you are doing a texture, paint the texture on and you will see the size is much larger. Keep in mind that you know how slow placing textures can be on 50, setting this to something much higher will slow it down even further, it does save time though as you don't need to be at the computer all the time placing the textures down, you can just set it to something really high click on the mouse and then go make yourself a drink.
Also, as long as you keep Cheat 'O Matic open and do not perform a new search it will stay locked on brush size so you can switch to it anytime and enter new values.
I hope this helps people out and saves time :)
Thanks to the people at the gotfrag forums, especially usr49327 and lazydog1978
Here is a picture showing what the program can enable you to do:
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