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UI ‐ Project Explorer

CocoaMix86 edited this page Dec 14, 2025 · 1 revision
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The Project Explorer is found on the right side of the application. This section houses all the files currently in your project/custom level.

Buttons

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Button Type Action
1. Filter Toggle Allows you to filter the explorer for specific file types (.leaf, .lvl, etc). Use the dropdown next to the button to pick the types to filter.
2. Refresh Click Reloads the files and folders in the Project Explorer, pulling in updates, in case you made changes externally.
3. Collapse All Click Collapses all expanded folders.
4. Expand All Click Expands all folders and subfolders.
5. Open file on single click Toggle By default, you have to double-click to open files from the Project Explorer. With this enabled, files will open with a single click instead.

Search

The explorer can be filtered via the search bar. It supports partial matching, but not wildcard * ? searches.
Search will auto-expand folders it finds matches in.
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File Management

Action Example Info
Double-click a folder Expands/collapses it.
Double-click a file Opens the file as a new tab in the active workspace.
Right-click project name image Able to add new files and folders to your project here. Also a shortcut to open the Windows folder directly.
Right-click a folder image Some same options as Project. Able to also cut/copy/paste/delete/rename folders.
Right-click a file image
  • Open Raw Text - opens a text view of the file instead of in its normal editor.
  • Open Externally - opens the file with the default app associated with it in Windows.
  • Find References - shows all the files that reference this file.
  • Duplicate - creates a copy in the same location and appends a (2) to it.

Additonally, files and folders can be dragged into other folders to organize them. Ctrl+left mouse or Shift+left mouse works to multi-select.

Misc

Project Explorer can be unpinned from the side, which will hide it as a tab along the left side like so:
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If both Project Explorer and the Properties panels are hidden, it does grant some extra horizontal space for the other open tabs.
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If you close the Project Explorer completely, it can be restored from the View menu.
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