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https://github.com/Ohmnivore/AdventureEdit/releases

AdventureEdit

AdventureEdit is a 2D sprite-based editor I'm writing for a game I'm working on. The game in question doesn't use tiles, just sprites, so I tried the GLEE2D editor. Unfortunately it generates very bulky XML files, and lacks something akin to Ogmo's entity system. To me, AdventureEdit is a clone of Ogmo Editor (in terms of functionality) adapted to sprite-based games. It combines Ogmo's entity system with a quick and intuitive image system. The UI is also very similar to Ogmo's.

Should you use this?

Use at your own risk. I'm now working on my game so I won't be working on this for a while, so it'll be in an unfinished state for a months or two. The UI, while generally mimicking Ogmo Editor, differs in many places. It might also sometimes be unintuitive. Furthermore, AdventureEdit is pretty young so bugs are to be expected. I will soon provide Windows and maybe even Linux binaries, but you can easily compile the project yourself for Windows, Linux, and Mac targets. Compilation requires the dev version of flixel, flixel-ui, and flixel-addons, as well as systools.

TODO

• Fix entity property window rendering

Features that may be added in the future

• Add node tool
• Remove node tool
• Sprite scaling
• Sprite color tinting
• Set sprite origin
• Roatate sprite
• Flip sprite vertically and/or horizontally

Keyboard shortcuts

Name	Keys
Tools
Add tool	1
Remove tool	2
Select tool	3
Move tool	4
Resize tool	5
Add Entity tool	6
Level
Edit level properties	Ctrl+l
New level	Ctrl+n
Open level	Ctrl+o
Save level	Ctrl+s
Save level as	Ctrl+Shift+s
Close level	Ctrl+w
Edit
Undo	Ctrl+z
Redo	Ctrl+y
Cut	Ctrl+x
Copy	Ctrl+c
Paste	Ctrl+v
Select all	Ctrl+a
Deselect all	Ctrl+d
View
Toggle grid	Ctrl+g
Center view	Ctrl+Tab
Move view	Hold spacebar + move mouse
Zoom in	Mouse wheel
Zoom out	Mouse wheel