Basics of EditingScreen Views and Basic Controls

Editor Screen Functions

When you open a project to work on, the editor screen will be displayed. You can use various tools while in the editor screen to create your game. Here, we'll explain the shared basic screen displays and functions of each tool.

1Menu Bar （→See here for more information）

 

2Tool Selection Menu

Click the menu to switch between editing areas.

3Shortcut Menu

Undo	Click to undo one action.
Help	Opens this Help menu.
Project Settings	Allows the configuration of different project settings.
Test Play	Click to run a playtest of the game being created.

4Editing Areas

In most tools, the window is split into 2-3 areas, with the left-hand area displaying lists of things, such as scenes and tiles. The center and right-hand areas display detailed information about entries selected from the lists, detailed information about settings, and so on.

Basic Controls

The basic controls for this program are operated using a mouse. You can use a keyboard to input text and use menu bar shortcuts.

Left Mouse Button

Many things can be selected and/or confirmed by clicking on them, such as menus and displayed items. You can also switch between entries in a list, or drag scroll bars to operate them.

Right Mouse Button

In many cases, right-clicking in an editing area will display a context menu, with various actions available.

Mouse Wheel

When areas with Enlarge/Reduce buttons are selected (such as the preview area or editing areas), you can scroll around inside the selected area by dragging while pressing and holding the mouse wheel. You can also enlarge and reduce an area by rotating the mouse wheel while holding the "Ctrl" key.