#Dungeon designer free code

If you wish to save the map you've created, all you have to do is click the 'Turn into image' button and an image will appear below it. Note that when the draggable pieces and/or labels are toggled on (and thus visible on the map) you won't be able to select the squared pieces below, the draggable pieces and the labels are placed using an overlay which blocks you from accessing what's below. This method makes sure there's no risk of losing all your data in case your browser data is wiped, for example, but it does mean keeping track of your downloaded file. Now you can use the 'Choose file' field to upload your dungeon data and use it in the future.

#Dungeon designer free code

Simply click the 'Save local' button to have the code create a text file with all the dungeon code in it, then click on the download link to download it directly to your computer. It's also possible to save your dungeon data locally. Do note that if you changed the map size you will have to change it again before loading the map. When you want to load your map you simply click 'load map' and it'll input all the map pieces back into their original positions. You can close your browser after you've clicked save, it'll still be there when you open it again. This only works if you don't use incognito mode and only if you use a modern browser (so no IE7 for example). This will save the map with all the pieces, including draggable pieces, locally in your browser. It's possible to save your map and get back to it later, you can do so by simply clicking the 'save map' button. Change map size: Scroll down to below the map, simply insert the values you wish to change the map size and hit apply. Toggle label borders: The borders make it easy to see the boundaries of the labels and to move them around, but once you're done you can toggle them off by clicking this button. You can drag it around, resize it and type anything you want in it. Add label: Simply click the 'add label' button to add a label to the map. This makes lining them all up much easier. When grid snap is on, all draggable pieces will snap to an invisible grid. Toggle Grid Snap: You can toggle grid snap on and off by clicking the corresponding button. Then click the 'delete draggable' or 'delete label' button respectively to remove it. Delete draggable/label: To delete a draggable piece or a label, click it to select it, its border will turn blue. Toggle resize: Toggles the ability to resize draggable pieces or labels, this allows for further customization, and for customization with more precision. You have to turn of these layers to access the bottom layer, which is the regular grid map. Toggle drags/labels: Toggle the visibility of the draggable pieces or labels on and off using the 'toggle drags' button.

This piece can be dragged around and resized. Now click on any of the pieces in the menus to add a piece to the map. Dragging pieces: Tick the 'Enable draggable pieces' check-box. To reset an individual square back to a blank piece, click on it so it has the blue highlight and click the 'reset piece' button. This doesn't reset the draggable piece, click 'reset drags' for that. Resetting: To reset the whole map, simply click on the 'reset map' button. This can help with getting a better view of everything, but the grid can help in some RPG game system as well. Toggle grid: You can enable and disable the grid by hitting the 'toggle grid' button. Mirror: You can mirror an image by selecting it and clicking the mirror button. Now click on one of the rotate buttons ('rotate 90', 'rotate 180', 'rotate 270', 'reset') to rotate it. Rotating a piece: Click on whichever piece(s) on the map you wish to rotate (including draggable pieces) so it has the blue highlight again. Do note that some of the larger wall segments are in the large prop section, these too work better as draggable pieces. It's easiest if you use this feature just for the walls, and save the props for the draggable layer. Then click on any of the props or wall segments to replace the blank image with the piece you've selected. Adding a piece to the map: Click on one or more pieces of the grid map to select it, the borders will turn blue. Simply click the required wall segments to create the layout, then add various props to furnish each room, save it or print it, and you're done. With this dungeon creator you can very easily create the layout of a dungeon, as well as any other type of building your imagination allows.