There are 9 commands in the command list.
1.Put parts
2.Range select
3.Paste
4.line
5.Rectangle
6.Fill rectangle
7.shift
8.message
9.text
In addition, there are two commands that are not in the command list.
10.Delete
11.Parts shift mode
Place the part on the map.
Click anywhere on the map screen. Then the selected part will be placed on the map.
Select an area in the map by specifying a range.
First, select the starting point. Select the start point coordinates on the map and click.
Then select the end point coordinates and click.
Then, the [Cut], [Copy], [Export], and [Reselect] commands are displayed.
If you select [Cut] or [Copy], the data of the selected range will be saved in the memory. Then, in the case of [Cut], the data in the selected range will be deleted.
Select [Cut] or [Copy] to switch to [Paste].
Select [Export] to open the Export window.
Select [Reselect] to return to the point where only the start point was selected.
If you right-click with only the start point selected, the start point will be canceled, and if you right-click with nothing selected, it will switch to [Put parts].
Paste the data saved in memory with [Range select] on the map.
Select the coordinates you want to paste from the map screen and click.
Straight to put the parts.
First, select the starting point. Select the start point coordinates on the map and click.
Then select the end point coordinates and click.
The parts selected in the parts list are put in a straight line.
Draw a rectangle on the map with the selected parts.
First, select the starting point. Select the start point coordinates on the map and click.
Then select the end point coordinates and click.
A rectangle will be drawn on the map with the selected parts.
Draw a filled rectangle on the map with the selected parts.
First, select the starting point. Select the start point coordinates on the map and click.
Then select the end point coordinates and click.
A filled rectangle will be drawn on the map with the selected parts.
Shifts the entire map in any direction.
Shifts allow you to later adjust the position of the entire map.
However, be careful if you have set [Loop] to [Off] in the Map setting.
If [Loop] is set to [Off], data on the wall at the edge of the map may be lost.
You can record messages on the map, such as signboards and NPC words.
Up to 200 messages can be registered on one floor.
Click on the map screen and specify the coordinates. A window for entering a message is displayed.
If a message has already been registered at the specified coordinates, a list of messages registered at that coordinate will be displayed.
You can select an existing message from the list and press the Delete button to delete it, or press the Open button to open and edit the message.
You can register multiple messages at one coordinate, so if you want to record a new message, click the [New] button and enter a new message.
Put text on the map.
You can enter up to 2 characters in one coordinate.
However, if you enter two 2-byte code characters, they may extend beyond the squares. (Japanese, Chinese, etc.)
The size changes depending on whether the character is 1 character or 2 characters, but if the part size is 16 * 16, it may be too small.
Notice: Commas and whitespace cannot be written.
When you right-click on the parts that have been put in a map, you can delete it.
If there are multiple parts at that coordinate, a window will open for you to select the part you want to delete.
Click the part you want to delete and it will be removed from the map.
Click the mouse wheel button on the map screen to enter Parts shift mode.
[Parts shift mode] is a function to shift a part already on the map to another part.
For example, suppose you have a coordinate "Climbing stairs" is placed.
Looking at the parts list, there is a "flooring" at the top of the "climbing stairs" and a "Down stairs" at the bottom.
Left-click on "Climbing stairs" on the map screen in parts shift mode. Then, "Climbing stairs" will be changed to "Down stairs".
Then right-click on the "Down stairs". "Down stairs" is changed to "Climbing stairs".
If you left-click in the parts shift mode, the part will be changed to the next lower part on the parts list, and if you right-click, it will be changed to the next higher part on the parts list.
If more than one part is placed at that coordinate, the same type of part that is selected for [Put parts] will be changed.
For example, if [Climbing Stairs], [Dark Zone], and [Treasure Chest] are included, the treasure chest will be changed if the part selected in the parts list is an object type, and the dark zone will be changed if the part is an air space type.
When multiple parts are included, but there is no part of the same type as the part selected in the parts list. In this case, none of the parts are changed.
You can cancel the [Parts shift mode] by clicking the wheel button again on the map screen.