Map Editor Example created by Slammin Sam

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    Slammin Sam

    Added: 30 May 2009
    Created by: Slammin Sam
    Version: 1

    Game description: This is an example that shows you how to save and load maps. It also shows you how to create a border of walls with a simple piece of code. Download for the source file after opening. Very simple to use, eas... (more)

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    fathead

    Map Editor Example
    Added: 22 June 2009
    Created by: fathead

    Pros: It's a good simple save and load to a folder example.
    Cons: Not many cons I can think of, actually none, it's an example.

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    Slammin Sam

    Slammin Sam said 85 days ago

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    The GMK file is exported into the folder that contains the EXE when you open the EXE file.

    Ack700

    Ack700 said 86 days ago

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    HEY NO FAIR! I DIDN'T GET A GMK!!

    Slammin Sam

    Slammin Sam said 94 days ago

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    Thanks turboRamble. :P

    Penthia Pertion

    Penthia Pertion said 96 days ago

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    3/5 - just because it could only have one object. Maybe you could incorporate more objects (such as spikes, a door, and maybe a person just to get the feel of it? They wouldn't have to work). I also think that maybe you could make it so you don't have to keep pressing the mouse button to place the walls. Other than that, great example! -Penthia Pertion (AKA turboRamble)

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