Really cool, great idea.

Thanks! This will help me out alot with my maps!

@Kayabiko @kiflon
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/app/206190/discussions/0/864971139146390709/

kiflon, I would love to know that too!

Where do you get PointEdit 1.6 from? great map by the way!

oh ok

@SorbCubed
I used PointEdit 1.6, a fan-made level editor

how do you get all those cool decorations?

@sorE
Should come up with some more of these, glad you liked them :)

This one was more challenging than Satellite Station. Keep up the good work :)

ok, thanks

Some staircases and alternative elevator's dont work properly, just place one right above the other, and if it doesn't work I don't know how to fix it, sorry

did i say doors? oh god, i meant staircases

You are likely just placing doorframes, you have to add dores to the doorframes.

one more thing, my alternate doors seem to not work, why?

oooh thanks

@SnazzyDangle
You put a Zone Resizer and then put a normal zone in the middle of the zone resizer and then the zone resizer will treat that zone as a bigger or smaller zone.

thanks dude,you helped me a lot, i'm off to make the 3rd episode of the francis case...oh one more thing...do the zone resizers actually adapt to the size of the place, if not how to they work?

@SnazzyDangle
You put them in the same zones.
However this doesn't allow anything to connect with anything.
Certain things will by default connect with another certain things, like:
Cameras will automatically connect to Alarms, Movement Detectors will Automatically connect with Doors, Lightswitches will automatically connect with lights...

ooh,so if i want o connect something i put them close together?

@SnazzyDangle
It works just like the normal editor, the circuits will connect themselves, except PointEdit provides the ability to create ONE custom connection by placing the "Source Maker" and the "Reciever" that can be found in the Circuits tab!

well it helped a little bit but my real problem is that tricky wiring, i dont have any idea how to do it

@SnazzyDangle
It's pretty simple and self-explanatory, upon running the app you will have a grid with a yellow square - the yellow square is the level that the player will play.
Up above there should be a bar with "Decorations, Walls, Circuits... etc" and from that you should be able to open menus and add identities to your map.

After you are done editing it, you save the level in your Game Directory Folder, inside the "Levels" Folder, and then you should be able to open it from ingame! It's kinda hard to explain any simpler then this :s

Good Luck!

no, i mean i'm really having dificulties with the mechanics of the editor, so if you could know of a tutorial article or something..it would be great

@SnazzyDangle
What are you having difficulties with?
It should just be a download-and-run thing

though even if you wont or dont feel like it, i wanna ask you something..could you tell me how to use pointedit? because i cant seem to get it right

Greetings fellow human, i'm making a kind of "novel" of levels in gunpoint and i would apreciate if you checked it out(that spam though) :P

Feel free to play it, and comment on the level for future improvements!