Practical Guide to Assembling the Navigation Mesh and Dungeon Segmentation Kit of Elden's Circle

This is a resource guide (not a fun mod) that introduces an alternative map editing process that fully reuses existing navmesh files. Create new experiences by creating new maps using existing nav meshes/geometry and stitching them together via joins and collisions.

Practical Guide to Assembling Navigation Mesh and Dungeon Segmentation Kits

🗺️ Resource Overview

This is a useful resource guide for Elden Circle map editors, teaching you how to reuse existing navmesh files in innovative ways.

🛠️ Core functions

• **Full navmesh reuse**: No need to create navmesh from scratch
• **Map Splicing Technology**: Combine existing map fragments through connections and collision connections
• **Rapid Development Process**: Significantly shortens development time compared to traditional methods

⚠️ IMPORTANT NOTE

Please note that this is not a "fun mod" in the traditional sense, but rather a technical resource and instructional guide.

🎯Applicable people

This guide is for those who wish to:

• **Start Now**: Don’t want to wait for the tool to be perfected before starting production
• **Quick Implementation**: Want to quickly create new areas in Elden Circle
• **Accept Limitations**: Able to accept simple areas with 60-90% navmesh coverage

📖 Study materials

Detailed HTML tutorials are included in the mod files, please check out for a complete how-to guide.

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*Using the techniques in this guide, you can create a whole new exploration experience using existing game assets! *