Player Definition Editor
| Skin Name | |
| Blood Color | |
| Skin Type | |
| Select Token | |
| Sprite Scale |
Standing Still State
Walking State
Attack/Firing State
Injured/Taking Fire State (Optional)
Dying State
| Forward/South (Required) | |
| Southwest | |
| West <- | |
| Northwest | |
| Backward/North | |
| Northeast | |
| East -> | |
| Southeast |
| Forward/South (Required) | |
| Southwest | |
| West <- | |
| Northwest | |
| Backward/North | |
| Northeast | |
| East -> | |
| Southeast |
| Forward/South (Required) | |
| Southwest | |
| West <- | |
| Northwest | |
| Backward/North | |
| Northeast | |
| East -> | |
| Southeast |
| Forward/South (Required) | |
| Southwest | |
| West <- | |
| Northwest | |
| Backward/North | |
| Northeast | |
| East -> | |
| Southeast |
| Forward/South (Required) | |
| Southwest | |
| West <- | |
| Northwest | |
| Backward/North | |
| Northeast | |
| East -> | |
| Southeast |
| Default HP | |
| Default MP | |
| Default Armor | |
| Default Move Speed | |
| Default Weapon(s) | |
| Explosive Power | |
| Explosive Radius | |
| Spawn Cooldown Time (in seconds) |
Default Sounds
| Sees Ally | |
| Sees Enemy | |
| Death | |
| Joins Party | |
| Leaves Party | |
| Does Not Join Party | |
| Kills Enemy | |
| Taking Damage | |
| Random Banter |
Projectile/Ammo Type Editor
| Projectile Name | |
| Max Damage | |
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Travel Velocity
(-1 for instant)
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Max Range/Distance
(1 for hit/stab, 0 for infinite)
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Ammo Capacity
(-1 for infinite)
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Starting Ammo
(when first unlocking this ammo type)
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| Blast/Splash Radius | |
Appearance
Most appearance parameters will be ignored when ammo velocity is instant (-1).
| Sprite | |
| Sprite Scale | |
| Render Z Position Offset | |
| Trail Effects |
Sprite Editor
Single Direction
A single sprite texture will look the same no matter which angle the player is looking. For an animated sprite, all images must be on a single long sheet.
| Single Direction Sprite |
Multi Directional
Supply eight images, that will be shown to the player based on relative direction of the camera.
| Forward/South | |
| Southwest | |
| West <- | |
| North West | |
| Backward/North | |
| North East | |
| East -> | |
| South East |
Weapon Editor
| Weapon Name |
Hand Frames
First frame is used while walking, subsequent frames are used for firing animation.
| Fire Frame | |
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Re-Fire Frame
(For Automatic Weapons)
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| Hand Draw Position | |
| Projectile | |
| Fire Sound | |
| Drop Item | |
| Accuracy | |
| Cooldown Time | |
| Projectiles per Shot | |
| Sort Order | |
| HUD Hands Scale | |
| HUD Image | |
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Token Sprite Image
(When using My Tokens enemies/npcs download template)
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Trigger Editor
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Only works on wall tiles
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Episode Editor
Your main campaign can be broken up into episodes. When the player starts a new game, they will be presented with a list of episodes to begin with, if there is more than one episode. Otherwise, the first episode will automatically be selected.
| Episode Name | |
| Starting Map | |
| Sort Order | |
Script Editor
A script is a sequence of actions that will occur once some event triggers the script or when one or multiple flags have been triggered by the game. A script can be triggered multiple times, or set to trigger only once.
| Script Name | |
| Triggered by Flag(s) (csv) |
Script Actions:
Item Editor
| Item Name | |
| Can Stack in Inventory (RPG) | |
| Sound Effect |
Keys
Both Doors and Wall Triggers (ie switches) can be made to require keys. Here you define Keys, then you create Key items by assigning them to Powerups. Powerups can unlock a key for the map, or globally for all maps. You can assign key requirements to door and trigger tiles on the map editor.
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Collectables
Collectables are game-level items that can be used to trigger scripts or unlock particular areas of the game. For example, you can have a door or switch that will only operate if you have x number of a certain collectable. They can also trigger a script when the player collects a certain number, like gain 1 life when you collect 100 coins.
| Icon | Name | Script | Count | Remove |
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Heads Up Display
| HUD Style | |
| Background Color | |
| Foreground Color | |
| Background Texture |
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| Player View Background | |
| HUD Font | |
| Text Stroke Color | |
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HUD Font Preview
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| Some items are only applicable if they are enabled in the game settings. | |
Sound Effects
Music Tracks
Primary Game Settings
| Game Name | |
| Game Logo | |
| Game Box Art (square image, no transparency) | |
| Game Version String | |
| Game Description | |
| Ape Market Id | |
| Title Screen Background Image | |
| Title Screen Background Color | |
| Menu Text Color | |
| Menu Text Stroke Color | |
| Menu Text Font | |
| If your game does not rely on lighting or floor/ceiling textures, consider disabling those respective engines to greatly improve performance, particularly on mobile devices. | |
| Level Name/Prefix | |
| Remote Assets Manifest URL | |
Default Sounds
| Push Wall Activated | |
| Door Opening | |
| Door Closing | |
| Door Closed |
Default Music
| Title Screen | |
| Intermission Screen | |
| Story Screen |
Default Player Settings
| Default Player Skin | |
| Player Stat Style | |
| Player Inventory Style | |
| Default Camera Mode | |
| Starting Weapons |
Gameplay Settings
| Default Player Move Speed (No Skin) |
Image Import
Prepare your texture and click on the images you wish to import.
Single Texture (entire image or animated)
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or (texture frame size)
Multiple Textures (texture sheet)
Texture Generator
Choose the parameters for a new engine-generated texture
Base Color
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Texture Size
Noise Variance
Noise Size
Image Frames