Fortnite player creates custom live event in Creative 2.0

Fortnite Creative 2.0 has brought numerous new tools that help players build mind-blowing maps. Several talented creators have already used these to create and publish their custom creations, showing off what these features are capable of. However, Twitter user turtle3104 showed off his skills by creating a custom live event in the Creative mode. They used the Mothership 3D model and created an event that looks like the Last Reality invasion.

Considering how amazing Creative 2.0 is, it's just a matter of time before more players create incredible maps. The creation by turtle3104 is among the first live events created with the new tools, but it certainly won't be the last.

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Fortnite Creative 2.0 can be used to create live events, which is what the latest example shows

With so many tools at disposal, players can create amazing live events (Image via Epic Games)

With the release of Fortnite Creative 2.0, Epic Games has allowed players to import their custom 3D models and animations, change terrain, add custom scripts, change perspectives, and more.

Many creators are still learning how to use these tools, which is why big maps will take a while to come out. However, some of them have already mastered several aspects of Creative 2.0 and have published many maps.

Most of them are all about combat, but one Fortnite Battle Royale player decided to show the community what a live event would look like in Creative 2.0.

The video features the massive Mothership from The Last Reality and a couple of Abductors, which were all featured in Chapter 2 Season 7. Players also had a chance to see them during The End event at the conclusion of the second chapter.

The custom Fortnite live event also features a soundtrack, another interesting detail the creator has added. While the event lasts only two minutes and doesn't feature any interaction with players, it's important to note that it's still in an early phase.

The map will likely be published at some point and players will be able to access it through the map code. Considering that Creative 2.0 has only been out for two weeks, the early version of the event looks quite impressive and we can't wait to see what the final version looks like!