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==Purpose== | ==Purpose== | ||
The purpose of the map editor is to provide a user-friendly way to create elements and export them | The purpose of the map editor is to provide a user-friendly way to create elements and export them as .map files into resources. | ||
==Specifications== | ==Specifications== | ||
A user-friendly GUI that allows the user to: | A user-friendly GUI that allows the user to: | ||
* create new elements | * create new elements | ||
** by entering an ID | |||
** by browsing through them | |||
* browse existing elements (and select or delete them) | * browse existing elements (and select or delete them) | ||
* test map | * test the map | ||
* load | * load, merge, and save projects | ||
The ability to move elements with | * perform frequently done tasks with as little effort as possible | ||
* using a | The ability to easily select, move, and place elements | ||
* using a free camera to click and drag elements with the camera | |||
* using a fixed camera to click and drag elements with the cursor | |||
* using keyboard to move elements along the X and Y axes | * using keyboard to move elements along the X and Y axes | ||
Latest revision as of 04:01, 19 March 2007
Map Editor Specifications
Purpose
The purpose of the map editor is to provide a user-friendly way to create elements and export them as .map files into resources.
Specifications
A user-friendly GUI that allows the user to:
- create new elements
- by entering an ID
- by browsing through them
- browse existing elements (and select or delete them)
- test the map
- load, merge, and save projects
- perform frequently done tasks with as little effort as possible
The ability to easily select, move, and place elements
- using a free camera to click and drag elements with the camera
- using a fixed camera to click and drag elements with the cursor
- using keyboard to move elements along the X and Y axes