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[[File:EdMap screenshot.png|thumb|right|EdMap 1.40 screenshot]] | [[File:EdMap screenshot.png|thumb|right|EdMap 1.40 screenshot]] | ||
| − | '''EdMap''' is a DOS based level editor written by [[Jeff Rabenhorst]]. Features include: | + | '''EdMap''' is a DOS sector-based level editor written by [[Jeff Rabenhorst]]. Features include: |
* Support for [[Doom]], [[Doom II]] and [[Heretic]] | * Support for [[Doom]], [[Doom II]] and [[Heretic]] | ||
* Online help including a hyperlinked version of the [[Unofficial Doom Specs]] | * Online help including a hyperlinked version of the [[Unofficial Doom Specs]] | ||
* Shortcuts to allow fast mouse editing | * Shortcuts to allow fast mouse editing | ||
| + | * Supports texture/sprite WADs. | ||
| + | * Easy to switch NODES builder by means of editing a batch file (defaults to WARM) | ||
| + | * Expert mode that allows all map properties to be edited | ||
| − | + | Drawbacks of EdMap include a 640KB memory limit and some stability bugs - when using EdMap it is important to regularly save and keep backups of levels. | |
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| − | + | == External Links == | |
* {{idgames|id=2383|title=EdMap 1.40}} | * {{idgames|id=2383|title=EdMap 1.40}} | ||
[[Category:DOS add-on software]] | [[Category:DOS add-on software]] | ||
[[Category:Level editors]] | [[Category:Level editors]] | ||
Revision as of 22:48, 28 September 2019
EdMap is a DOS sector-based level editor written by Jeff Rabenhorst. Features include:
- Support for Doom, Doom II and Heretic
- Online help including a hyperlinked version of the Unofficial Doom Specs
- Shortcuts to allow fast mouse editing
- Supports texture/sprite WADs.
- Easy to switch NODES builder by means of editing a batch file (defaults to WARM)
- Expert mode that allows all map properties to be edited
Drawbacks of EdMap include a 640KB memory limit and some stability bugs - when using EdMap it is important to regularly save and keep backups of levels.
