The Wonderland Board

You can download the v3.00 Editor here:
http://www.midnightsynergy.com/adventur ... tor300.zip

Unzip the contents into a fresh directory (not in your Windows Program Files directory!). Please make sure to read the fair use statement on this board first!!!
http://pcpuzzle.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=25482

Have fun!

NICE

It's been a long journey, everyone! *passes out on top of WA3 Editor*

....try changing textures on fullscreen in the editor, i got an array index out of bounds

also, it was on custom calamity if that matters

Yup... there'll be bugs alright.

I actually never use the editor in full-screen mode - I forgot that exists, even!

MyNameIsKooky wrote:It's been a long journey, everyone! *passes out on top of WA3 Editor*

hey you know that we all planned i would go first

I'll drop this here 'cause I figure people will be more likely to see it - As a warning/FYI, Glasses on NPC's still act kind of funny. The "upside" (if you can call it that) is that if it tries looking for a texture that doesn't exist, the Editor itself will let you know by going through the "Couldn't find texture" routine.

I recommend saving before fiddling with NPCs, just to be safe.

Hooray! I've been playing around with this a little and I've noticed a few things that have changed other than the obvious. For example, clicking south of the level does not seem to result in a MAV anymore, which is really nice.

One glitch I noticed though, was that in the Player, when playing custom adventures, you will always have gloves, a glowgem, and a spy-eye.

Other than that, everything is wonderful!

OH YEAH! *crawls into the editor and passes out as well*

Yes, custom adventures always gave you basic equipment (wasn't that in the old version already)?

If you transfer it to a custom hub, that is no longer the case.

No, the old editor never had the starting goodies. The one used during MoFI's development was the first one to do so.

Midnight Synergy wrote:Yes, custom adventures always gave you basic equipment (wasn't that in the old version already)?

I don't think it was in the old version, but I'm pretty sure that was the case in the hacked MoFI and PotZ Editors.

Flash magic shooters don't work. In the editor, the magic says "not used yet" or something like that, and in the player, they shoot indigo spellballs that don't do anything.

Then again, I know a Flash shooter could lead to bugs and program errors, but... I trust that if a designer wants to use one, they'll take care to be extra careful, right?

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Emerald141 wrote:

Midnight Synergy wrote:Yes, custom adventures always gave you basic equipment (wasn't that in the old version already)?

Can't this be a feature the designer can choose to enable or not? There are a few adventures out there in which finding Magic Gloves is one of the puzzle objectives, and I'd hate to see these ruined.

I agree. Even if we do use the 3.0 for only new adventures, finding magic gloves can be an objective, and there are cases where you might want the limitation of the lamp, or a darkish ambience that's dark enough to turn the glow gem on. Spy-eyes could also occasionally be game breaking.

Darn it, living in the UK means I'm late again!

But I'm here now, and I feel deliciously awesome to know that the wait is over!

the keys for editor are waxd and usual arrow keys not wasd and usual arrow keys

Sweet! Played a few adventures, now let's play with the new elements

Thank you MS, this is a revolution...

By the way, MS, was it built on 32bit OS? Bcos all WA games work fluently on 32bit than 64bit (hangs a bit)... Has anyone noticed that?

I have lots of questions as although I don't have a laptop now, I'm way too excited and curious

So I've been staying away from PcPuzzle for a while, but I decided to return for the inevitable new adventures.

I might get around to actually using this too... maybe. If I feel like it.
EDIT: I agree with other people that starting with the necessities should be optional. Not having a Spy-Eye hasn't really served as anything but an annoyance, but I remember back in the day we used to do clever things with lack of lamps and gloves, on occasion.

HURRAY!

Nobody wrote:So I've been staying away from PcPuzzle for a while, but I decided to return for the inevitable new adventures.

I might get around to actually using this too... maybe. If I feel like it.
EDIT: I agree with other people that starting with the necessities should be optional. Not having a Spy-Eye hasn't really served as anything but an annoyance, but I remember back in the day we used to do clever things with lack of lamps and gloves, on occasion.

You bet I'll still be doing that.

Thanks for the editor, MS!

Blazeknight wrote:Thank you MS, this is a revolution...

By the way, MS, was it built on 32bit OS? Bcos all WA games work fluently on 32bit than 64bit (hangs a bit)... Has anyone noticed that?

I have lots of questions as although I don't have a laptop now, I'm way too excited and curious

All Wonderland games are built against 32bit Windows systems. There is a very, very little cost on performance when running 32bit applications on 64bit processors, but it's too little to mention. Most likely you have other factors causing the lag (e.g disk I/O).

Krishiv738 wrote:the keys for editor are waxd and usual arrow keys not wasd and usual arrow keys

They have always been like that.

WOOHOO WA EDITOR!
TIME TO DOWNLOAD NEW LEVELS NOW! And maybe hubs to

The WA3E doesn't have the "plink" noise that star NPCs make.

This makes me unhappy.

Nobody wrote:The WA3E doesn't have the "plink" noise that star NPCs make.

This makes me unhappy.

There is a parameter,explore the editor first.

Yeah, but the star "plink" noise isn't on the list.

Nobody wrote:The WA3E doesn't have the "plink" noise that star NPCs make.

This makes me unhappy.

When does the plnik noise happen? As far as I hear, (or don't hear,) baby rainbow stars are completely silent.