The Dungeon Keeper 2 Editor enables you to edit and create Dungeon Keeper 2 maps. It also enables you to edit the stats of creatures and spells.
Features[]
Unlike the editor for the first game, whose interface is reminiscent of the game itself, the interface is similar to Dungeon Keeper's UnDed editor: it is a Windows GUI.
The script, including timer and flag conditions, can be modified within the editor.
This is also a stats editor: you can edit the stats of creatures, spells, shots, terrain, etc. With this, it is possible to access spells that were cut from the game.
The editor is the one used by the developers to make the levels.[1] As such, it was not fully tested for consumer use, and has features that end-users may not find suitable.[clarification needed][2] This shows; there is a bizarre inability to place Lairs and Hatcheries. To fix this, there is a fan-modified 'pro' version. There is also a release candidate version.
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| Edit hero parties |  |
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| Overwrite levels | |
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The pro version can also edit more stats, such as the creature's sex and whether it is good or evil.[3]
The documentation was planned to be translated into twelve other languages.
Links[]
- Official page
- Dungeon Keeper 2 Editor download at ModDB.
- Dungeon Keeper 2 Editor manual at Keeper Klan.
References[]
- ↑ Dungeon Keeper 2 Editor manual. section 1.
- ↑ Dungeon Keeper 2 Editor manual. section 6.
- ↑ Dungeon Keeper 2 Map Editors. Retrieved on 17 April 2023.
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