Re: [Super-tux-devel] LevelEditor testing

[C R. <zra...@mi...>]

What is FlexLay - same as Windstille or something different?

Ratchet

On May 5, 2004, at 10:18 AM, Ricardo Cruz wrote:

>
>  I just want to make a small note.
>  The way I see the built-in leveleditor is to be a simple way, yet=20
> powerfull
> enough, to create levels by ordinary users. More advanced level=20
> designers are
> encouraged to use FlexLay, that as just seen its first version=20
> released.
>  So, I think we should not waste too much times in implementing fancy=20=

> stuff.
>
>  Stuff that the leveleditor is missing:
> - keep enemies in platform option (maybe the best thing is to split=20
> enemies,
> this way we could have enemies with different shoe colors, as someone
> suggested);
> - also (dunno if it has already been implemented) there should be =
arrow
> buttons to allow people to scroll Tilegroups/Objects;
> - it would also be cool to run the leveleditor from the command line=20=

> and
> specifying a given file, just like we do with the normal games.
>
>  Bugs:
>  It is not possible to load levels that do not have an info file. We=20=

> should
> get rid of these info files and create a top-level one, IMO.
>
> Ricardo Cruz
>
> Em Quarta, 5 de Maio de 2004 15:48, o Tobias Gl=C3=A4=C3=9Fer =
escreveu:
>> Am Mi, den 05.05.2004 schrieb Ingo Ruhnke um 12:13:
>>>  - removing enemies and tiles should be seperated, as it currently =
is
>>>    one ends up deleting both, could make it hard to edit level
>>>    geometry and its also an issue if two enemies are close together,
>>>    since they will be deleted both then, just a minor issue however,
>>>    not really important
>>
>> I thought long about it. All solutions to this problem (I don't think
>> it's a bug) are a bit more complicated for the user. You would have =
to
>> select an explicit object to delete for example or to decide between
>> a Object and a Tile rubber or something like that. Moreover if you
>> get used to this editor you'll automatically develop your techniques
>> to deal with such issues.
>> In longer terms I till consider a better seperated solution thought.
>>
>> Greetz...
>>
>> Tobias Gl=C3=A4=C3=9Fer
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