Basic Tools

With this tool you can place blocks or ramps on the map. To do so, simply left click on one of the faces of a block/ramp that has already been placed on the map. You can also remove existing blocks with this tool by right clicking on them.

The paint tool can be used to change the color or a texture of an existing block. Use left click to paint a block. Use right click on a block to use its color/texture for painting.

You can use your own textures, but they need to meet specific criteria:

• All textures need to be a square of the same size.
• All textures need to have the same number of color channels (RGB/RGBA).

Using this tool, you will be able to rotate ramps that have been already placed on the map. Use left click to rotate the ramp, use right click to rotate on the opposite direction.

Advanced Tools

The select tool is a powerful utility that can be used to apply an operation to multiple blocks at a time. The blocks that will be affected are marked by the yellow cursor.

The selection cursor can be moved by using the arrow keys on the numpad. It can also be moved by clicking on a block.

You can change the scale of the cursor by using the arrow keys on the numpad while holding the Ctrl key.

After clicking the move selection button, the blocks that were inside the cursor will follow the cursor movements. Click the button again to stop moving the blocks.

In the edit selection sub menu you can choose between the typical edit operations: copying, pasting, cutting, etc.

The rotate selection sub menu can be used to rotate the blocks that are inside the cursor.

In the rotate selection sub menu you can also find the mirroring selection utility. This tool should be handy in order to create symmetric maps or sections of it.

You can fill, replace or paint all the blocks inside the cursor by using the fill selection sub menu.

Game Object Tools

The Game Object Tools can be used to place or edit different types of game objects on the map. Depending on what game objects you include, you can completely change how players will interact during gameplay.

With this tool you can place game objects on the map. To do so, simply left click on one of the faces of a block/ramp that has already been placed on the map. You can also remove existing game object with this tool by right clicking on them.

The select tool can be used to change the properties or type of an existing game object. Use left click to select a game object.

Game Object Types

Respawns mark specific points where players will appear when the game starts or after they die.

• Orientation: Dictates the angle the player will look at, once they appear in this location.
• TeamID: Only players with the same TeamID will be able to respawn at this location.

Weapon crates hold weapons which player can pick up during a match.

• Respawn Time: Dictates how many seconds have to pass for this weapon to appear again after being picked up.
• Weapon ID: The type of weapon that this crate holds.

You can find more information about the weapons in the game's page.

Healthpacks can be used by players to restore their health and shield.

• Respawn Time: Dictates how many seconds have to pass for this healthpack to appear again after being picked up.

Flag Spawns mark the location where each teams flags will appear, when playing Capture the Flag game mode.

• Flag Spawn A: Marks where a BLUE team flag will appear
• Flag Spawn B: Marks where a RED team flag will appear

IMPORTANT: You'll need to place at least one Flag Spawn (either A or B) in order to be able to play Capture the Flag game mode in that map.

This Game Object doesn't have any properties.

Domination points mark specific locations which the player need to capture in order to earn points in the Domination game mode.

IMPORTANT: You'll need to place at least one Domination point to be able to player the Domination game mode in that map.

• Scale: Dictates the size of the area where player's will need to stand in order to capture the point.

Player Decoys can be used as tool to compare the player's size to a section of the map.

IMPORTANT: This object is temporary, it won't be saved on the map data. You'll have to place a new one each time you load the map in the Editor.

This Game Object doesn't have any properties.

Grenades can be picked up by players during a match.

• Respawn Time: Dictates how many seconds have to pass for this Game Object to appear again after being picked up.

Killboxes mark specific locations where a player would be killed upon entering.

• Scale: Dictates the size of the area of the Killbox.

Teleports can be used by players to warp to specific locations. A player will be teleported when they step on a Teleport - Origin and will be moved to a specific Teleport - Destination.

• Channel ID: A number which is used to identify which Teleport - Destination will a player be warped to, when they step on this Teleport - Origin. If two or more Teleport - Destination share the same Channel ID, one of them will be chosen at random.
• Orientation: Dictates the angle the player will look at, once they appear in this location.

Camera

Select Tool