Hey guys! I’ve been working on this level editor package, so I figured it would be good to let people have a look at it before I submit it to the asset store. A full description and a webplayer demo is below. I’ve got the example set up as a track editor, but it can be easily configured for any type of game. The example is what you’ll be able to create with the package.
Description:
Add nearly infinite replay value to your game by allowing your players to create their own content! Runtime Level Editor includes everything you need to quickly and easily add a level editor to your game. This package can be easily configured for any type of game, from a racing game, to a 2d platformer, to a fps.
This package can also be used during the design process to quickly and easily prototype levels at runtime.
Features:
Allow players to spawn and manipulate objects at runtime to create their own playable levels.
Objects move based on camera angle, so that they always go where the player expects them to.
Multiple parameters can be modified by players, including rotation, scale color.
Easy to understand save/load system which creates small, easily shared files.
Uses UnityGUI for painless integration into your game.
Track Editor example scene to get you started.
Full C# source included.
Planned/Work In Progress Features:
-Undo/redo system.
-More material modification, including swapping textures loading custom textures onto objects.
-FPS example scene.
-Runtime terrain editing.
-Gamepad Touch friendly control schemes.
-Full mobile support.
-Object categories and popup descriptions of each object.
-New features will be added as they are developed, and help is just a quick e-mail away.
Please note: This package has not been tested on mobile devices, and in it’s default state, is only suitable for mouse and keyboard use. A touch friendly mobile version is in the works, as well as gamepad controls, and will be added to this package when it’s ready!
Fantastic Idea. Actually I was planning to do the same. We are making a 2d game with some artist involved. We planned to make a runtime 2d art framework as same as Ubi Art Framework. But it was just planned and never carried out…
Yours seems a great solution, but it seems a runtime position tool for 3d game. My question is , do you have plan to have 2d sprite supported. and do you plan to add features like runtime asset importing, runtime physics collider editing…ect
Hey guys, sorry for the late update. Anyways, I’ve made a few minor tweaks and submitted it to the Asset Store, just waiting to hear now.
Right now, I’m only planning to do it for 3D games, although if the game is 2D but uses gameobjects in 3D space it will work, you would just have to lock the camera and objects to an axis. By default you can select which axes the player is able to move an object in, so it’s not difficult to set up. I’m planning to include the ability to assign custom textures as well.
This is the first purchase I’ve made that only took me 3 seconds to make my mind up.
I would of expected this to be priced at £50 minimum. But I think you’ve go the right idea about making this cheap enough for pretty much all users.
If you do decide to add 2d support then please make it a separate package
Although I purchased this I wont be using it for a while so I won’t be able to write a review, the reason being is I don’t want to disrupt my workflow at the moment and just focus on current tasks. Why didn’t I wait? simple, it took 3 seconds to know I must have it now before author changes his mind and increases the price
Thanks mate! I definitely want to keep this package affordable, since it shouldn’t have to cost thousands of bucks to make a great game. I’m looking forward to hearing what you think!
Hey all, I’ve done a short video showing the general setup process, and I’ve also submitted a small update which addresses a few bugs as well as adding a point&spot light prefab, fully editable by the player at runtime.
I’ve been working on getting terrain editing up and running, this video shows how it’s progressing. I’m hoping to have the full terrain editor as well as runtime object importing ready to go within the next couple of weeks.
This video demonstrates the kind of runtime terrain editing that will be part of the Runtime Level Editor package in the next update.
Terrain Tools is a powerful new feature that will allow your players to modify the terrain in their levels. Players can import alphas to use as brushes, or you can supply them with a fixed set of alphas. Players can also paint textures onto the terrain using the same alphas. A smoothing tool is in the works, as well as multi layer texture blending.
That probably won’t be ready for a while yet, right now my focus is on the terrain editing, which has been the most requested feature.
I don’t know that I’ll have it working with gestures so to speak, it will most likely end up being virtual buttons for object movement and the same sort of menus that already exist for other manipulation, somewhat simplified.
Okay small update on progress, the terrain editor is almost ready for release with the features shown in the earlier video. I’ll be looking into mobile support next, and I’m sure the basic functionality will translate to touch devices quite well, but the terrain editor might be a bit too heavy, we’ll have to see once I do some testing.
Okay, I just submitted the new update, with terrain editing, a new demo scene, lots of bug fixes, etc. I decided to raise the price to $30 as it’s a pretty hefty update and the package is getting a lot closer to where I ultimately want it to be.
