Edit Menu
The icons (left to right) in Tile mode are: New Open Save Print Freshen REZ file ... probably only used by the game developerz Launch (Gruntz!) Cut Copy Paste Undo Zoom in ... alwayz ghosted ... feature is not implemented Zoom out ... alwayz ghosted ... feature is not implemented Tile mode (Display planes) ... displayed here when in Object mode Grid lines Object mode ... displayed here when in Tile mode World view ... does nothing noticeable in Object Mode ... openz a dialog box in Tile Mode. Help topics ... useless ... the link is broken (in Vista), and the contentz often wrong, anyway
Undo (Ctrl+z) (or Toolbar Icon, arrow pointing backward)
This feature is used to undo the last action. Important: Not all actions can be undone (e.g. block copy). Therefore, make sure to always save your level before making any major changes.
Cut (Ctrl+x) (or Toolbar Icon, pair of scissors)
This feature is used to remove an object from the level. The object will be moved into the clipboard so the Designer can paste (Ctrl-v) the object to a new location.
Copy (Ctrl+c) (or Toolbar Icon, 2 overlapping sheets of paper)
This feature is used to copy an object from the level. The object will be copied into the clipboard so the Designer can paste (Ctrl-v) the duplicate object to a new location.
Paste (Ctrl+v) (or Toolbar Icon, Paste jar and sheet of paper)
This feature is used to paste an object from the clipboard.
Object Mode (Ctrl+M) (or Toolbar Icon, lookz (remotely) like a motor scooter)
When in Tile Mode, pressing Ctrl+M (or "Edit | Object Mode") will enable Object Mode. While in Object Mode, you can add an object by double-clicking in the area where you want to place the object. When you double-click, a dialog box will appear. Use the dialog box to add an object with a specific logic and image set.
Tile Mode (Ctrl+M) (or Toolbar Icon, three offset rectangles)
While in Object Mode, pressing Ctrl+M (or "Edit | Tile Mode") will enable Tile Mode. Tile mode is the default mode when opening the editor. If you think of tiles as being similar to bathroom tiles or wallpaper, you’ve got the basic idea. Tiles are placed together so that they create structures or patterns. To display the tile selection window you can press Ctrl+T while in Tile Mode (or "Tile | Selection Window").