#editor

You can always position the windows where you want

You can even merge windows to make a panel with tabs

yeah but i meant like collapse some things

or merge them together

either way send me for now all descriptions on main tabs

so i know what i am doing

design process wont start without it

I will eat now, brb

bon apetit

Now I'm back!

So I said that we could need some icons for the toolbar.

Each icon corresponds to a window, and the windows available in the editor are:

So: **Main** is the initial window, for loading/saving the level, manipulate the camera and configure the view **Scene graph** lets you see the Scene Graph, and manipulate the Scene Nodes **Beacons**: Manage the beacons, used for bonuses, crates, respawn points, merchant, ... **Ground**: Manage the ground geometry for the collision **Textures**: Manage the textures used by the models in this level **Clones**: Show the geometries that are clones, reused by multiple nodes (bonuses, enemies, etc.) **Sounds**: Manage the sounds **Hooks**: The behaviour of attached to Scene Nodes **Squads**: the enemies **Events**: for scripting **Detectors**: the shapes that trigger when A/O pass through **Pathfinding**: Setup pathfinding **Marker**: Place points in the level for scripting purposes (like teleport character there, Roman spawning, ...) **Cinematic**: Cutscenes (incomplete, so can be hidden) **Collision**: check collision between shape nodes (cannot edit, more of a debug feature, so can be hidden) **Lines**: Edit lines **Localization**: Modify language text + font **Objects**: List of all objects **Misc**: other stuff

Objects can be hidden as well

And maybe it would be possible to merge the clone and scene graph window?

like a "Geometry" Window

Objects might still be useful if you want to insert an object reference to things such as the Asterix Game Manager by using drag drop, instead of having to scroll way down in the combobox of the objref.

But it's probably the only use case, and alternatives would be better.