Doom Builder 2

Doom Builder 2 is a Doom level editor with full support for Doom, Doom II, Heretic, Hexen, Strife and all the popular source ports. Popular features include lots of customizability, prefabs, advanced drawing code, and a 3D mode which lets you browse and edit your textures, and align them, in real-time. A script editor is also included for engines that support scripting. This product is developed by Pascal "CodeImp" vd Heiden and is free software, licensed under the terms of the GNU General Public License. The project was first released in May 2009, as the latest update was released on June 1, 2012. It has been confirmed by CodeImp on Doomworld Forums that Doom Builder 2 is no longer in development, as stated in a post made on January 17, 2019.

Doom Builder 2 is a complete rewrite of Doom Builder, with no code in common.

Forks
Several forks of Doom Builder 2 exist:
 * Doom Builder X, created by anotak, a continuation of DB2, in design and spirit. Bugfixes, optimizations, and tweaks to keep DB2 up to date with new formats. It received the Codeaward at the 2018 Cacowards.
 * Doom Builder 64, created by Samuel Villarreal (Kaiser), supports mapping for the Doom64 EX engine but dropped compatibility with the other map formats.
 * GZDoom Builder, created by MaxED, is an extension of DB2 with support for many advanced ZDoom and GZDoom features, such as 3D floors, slopes, models, voxels, TEXTURES definitions, etc. It can still be used for non-ZDoom editing as well, with the appropriate configuration files, so it can be used as a complete replacement of the normal DB2.
 * 3DGE Builder, forked from GZDB, by Coraline (Chu), is a modified version hacked to only support EDGE, vanilla, and Boom mapping. All other port capability, as well as all GZDoom-based functions and defs, have been stripped and are in the process of being fully replaced with languages and functions native to only 3DGE's advancements. The program is tailored to EDGE, but can still be used as a replacement to DB2 for vanilla and Boom mapping as those configs still exist. The program has the most recent version of glBSP for node building, as opposed to the other forks, built from EDGE's Git repo.
 * GZDoom Builder-Bugfix, forked from GZDB, offers continued maintenance and update after MaxED stopped working on GZDB.
 * Ultimate Doom Builder (UDB), forked from GZDB, is the continuation of GZDoom Builder-Bugfix after the latter outgrew its original purpose of being a maintenance release. Boasting ZScript support, Visual attentuated lights and spotlights support and Doom 64's sector lighting support, UDB comes in a native 64 bit build thanks to the efforts of StrikerMan780 and has various bugfixes, performance optimizations (Courtesy of anotak), better Linux compatibility (Courtesy of dpJudas & Talon 1024) and 3D mode performance improvements (Courtesy of dpJudas).
 * As such, UDB requires more modern hardware than GZDB-Bugfix. Alongside Windows 7, 8 or 10, a 2.4 GHz CPU or faster is required, with multi-core being recommended. On the graphics front, UDB requires a graphics card that has atleast OpenGL 3.3 support. If GZDB-BF works, UDB may not. But, if the latest GZDoom works in 3D mode, UDB will, too. Because of this, GZDB-BF will not automatically update to UDB.
 * Zone Builder, forked from GZDB, is a modification tailored to the exclusive support of Sonic Robo Blast 2.