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Tools update - scene editor

Just finished up the Scene Editor.  It isn't bug-free but it's good enough, so I'm moving on.



The editor allows the user to create 'scenes', which are basically just collections of images and sound effects with X,Y, and Z coordinates so that the 'engine' will know where to draw all of the shit.


  • Static images are just that, static.
  • Animations are layers that are made from a series of still images (frames).
  • SFX layers are either standalone or tied to a specific frame of an animation.


Here's a quick video of the editor in action.


It ain't much but I imagine it'll get the job done.

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