Originally posted by tisne:

I noticed that some of the items that other people can put in some of their levels aren't available in my level editor's item library. Do I unlock more items by creating more levels, or is there something wrong with mine?

Unrelated, but another question I have: when I'm testing levels I made, I can't pick up bodies, even for sleeping people. It only works if I've published the level. Is that supposed to be like that?

Hello, tisne!

1. You cannot unlock any Workshop (in-game editor) item for they are all available immediately to a customer when he purchases Party Hard. In your case, there can be two solutions:

• Maybe you don't know where to search for those items and props. Just browse in-game editor lists again closely—you may have missed something. Also, check this announcement out: maybe, you have missed some newly added items or props
  
• Other people may use various common items and props to create odd-looking things out of them. They may look like a whole prop or item, but actually be made out of other props or items. Note that you are able to save levels you have noticed those strange items on and create your own stages based on them. By doing this, you will learn what tools those people use creating their Workshop levels

2. During the level creation process (testing it, in particular) some features are unavailable. So, yes, it is supposed to be like that.

Thank you for your questions, I hope my respond is helpful. Have fun!

Originally posted by Antishyreenauchneaque:

Hello, tisne!

1. You cannot unlock any Workshop (in-game editor) item for they are all available immediately to a customer when he purchases Party Hard. In your case, there can be two solutions:

• Maybe you don't know where to search for those items and props. Just browse in-game editor lists again closely—you may have missed something. Also, check this announcement out: maybe, you have missed some newly added items or props
  
• Other people may use various common items and props to create odd-looking things out of them. They may look like a whole prop or item, but actually be made out of other props or items. Note that you are able to save levels you have noticed those strange items on and create your own stages based on them. By doing this, you will learn what tools those people use creating their Workshop levels

2. During the level creation process (testing it, in particular) some features are unavailable. So, yes, it is supposed to be like that.

Thank you for your questions, I hope my respond is helpful. Have fun! :partyknife:

I see - thank you very much for letting me know, and linking the announcement! I did double-check, and it seems like I have everything on the list. Clever people making things out of a mishmash of props does explain some things as well.

There is one thing I do wonder about, and it might possibly be the one thing I am missing. I know that in the High Crimes DLC there are some metal-looking closets the player can hide in, and I've seen them used in workshop levels. But I seem to have every other player-hiding prop except for that one. Can that also be made from a fusion of other props, or is that one supposed to be in the editor?

Originally posted by tisne:

Originally posted by Antishyreenauchneaque:

Hello, tisne!

1. You cannot unlock any Workshop (in-game editor) item for they are all available immediately to a customer when he purchases Party Hard. In your case, there can be two solutions:

• Maybe you don't know where to search for those items and props. Just browse in-game editor lists again closely—you may have missed something. Also, check this announcement out: maybe, you have missed some newly added items or props
  
• Other people may use various common items and props to create odd-looking things out of them. They may look like a whole prop or item, but actually be made out of other props or items. Note that you are able to save levels you have noticed those strange items on and create your own stages based on them. By doing this, you will learn what tools those people use creating their Workshop levels

2. During the level creation process (testing it, in particular) some features are unavailable. So, yes, it is supposed to be like that.

Thank you for your questions, I hope my respond is helpful. Have fun!

I see - thank you very much for letting me know, and linking the announcement! I did double-check, and it seems like I have everything on the list. Clever people making things out of a mishmash of props does explain some things as well.

There is one thing I do wonder about, and it might possibly be the one thing I am missing. I know that in the High Crimes DLC there are some metal-looking closets the player can hide in, and I've seen them used in workshop levels. But I seem to have every other player-hiding prop except for that one. Can that also be made from a fusion of other props, or is that one supposed to be in the editor?

You are very welcome!

About those metal-looking closet props: could you, please, screenshot those closets and share pictures with us so we can identify them? You may use this resource:

http://imgur.com/

Thank you!

Originally posted by Antishyreenauchneaque:

You are very welcome!

About those metal-looking closet props: could you, please, screenshot those closets and share pictures with us so we can identify them? You may use this resource:

http://imgur.com/

Thank you!

Thank you for the suggestion, but I don't have an imgur account, and I don't like making accounts for things that I probably won't use. I did, however, make some screenshots and put them on a hidden page of my personal blog, which I think should work just as well.

The link to that page is here. [tisne-inkwell.tumblr.com] I've also included some additional observations.

Since I know that it is a hide-player prop, I have tried searching for those words in the editor's search option, and looked throughout the Traps tabs and the Equipment Furniture tab with no such luck. It could be that it is labelled under something else, however, and I might have just passed over it without realizing.

Originally posted by tisne:

Originally posted by Antishyreenauchneaque:

You are very welcome!

About those metal-looking closet props: could you, please, screenshot those closets and share pictures with us so we can identify them? You may use this resource:

http://imgur.com/

Thank you!

Thank you for the suggestion, but I don't have an imgur account, and I don't like making accounts for things that I probably won't use. I did, however, make some screenshots and put them on a hidden page of my personal blog, which I think should work just as well.

The link to that page is here. [tisne-inkwell.tumblr.com] I've also included some additional observations.

Since I know that it is a hide-player prop, I have tried searching for those words in the editor's search option, and looked throughout the Traps tabs and the Equipment Furniture tab with no such luck. It could be that it is labelled under something else, however, and I might have just passed over it without realizing.

Okay, the mystery is unveiled. Those metal-looking closets are there in the Workshop, but the ICON is different. You can find them by the name HidePlayer1 under the dumpster icon:

http://imgur.com/a/lyfdb

The way is: FURNITURE / DECOR. First prop, that dumpster, is your goal.

We need to change the icon so players can identify this prop. And thank you very much for the finding! That was very helpful.

Originally posted by Antishyreenauchneaque:

Okay, the mystery is unveiled. Those metal-looking closets are there in the Workshop, but the ICON is different. You can find them by the name HidePlayer1 under the dumpster icon:

http://imgur.com/a/lyfdb

The way is: FURNITURE / DECOR. First prop, that dumpster, is your goal.

We need to change the icon so players can identify this prop. And thank you very much for this finding! That was very helpful. :water:

Aha! Everything makes sense now. Thank you very much for helping me find it!

Originally posted by tisne:

Originally posted by Antishyreenauchneaque:

Okay, the mystery is unveiled. Those metal-looking closets are there in the Workshop, but the ICON is different. You can find them by the name HidePlayer1 under the dumpster icon:

http://imgur.com/a/lyfdb

The way is: FURNITURE / DECOR. First prop, that dumpster, is your goal.

We need to change the icon so players can identify this prop. And thank you very much for this finding! That was very helpful.

Aha! Everything makes sense now. Thank you very much for helping me find it!

You are welcome! If you have any other questions, complaints or suggestions you want to share, this community hub is yours to comment away.

Not sure if it was answered but I can't find (are there?) the "escapes" as I call them. Jumpable windows and holes we can use to escape the police. I can't find them in Editor!

Originally posted by TRG_BR:

Not sure if it was answered but I can't find (are there?) the "escapes" as I call them. Jumpable windows and holes we can use to escape the police. I can't find them in Editor!

They are not available in the Level Editor.