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Download Pixel Gfx Editor - Straightforward and lightweight application which enables you to focus and create two-dimensional images, with access to basic tools. Sep 09, 2010 This video teachs how to get the graal level editor but does NOT teach how to use it.

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commented Jan 4, 2020

java.util.prefs is missing from native image. This API is present since Java 1.4, so I think it should be supported. Tested with 19.3.0.2 on mac and linux.

macos: Umdnj-robert wood johnson medical school program cardiology fellowship texas.

linux:

Open

commented Jan 4, 2020

After investigating this rather seems to be an issue with the substrate VM: gluonhq/substrate#237

I will close this here.

closed this Jan 4, 2020

Many people have asked me 'David K? can you teach me to make levels?'.

Usually my answer is to just try, then ask for critiques later.

If you want to make levels,
and you are not a LAT on any server,

There are two ways to get it.

1. Go to www.graalonline.com

3. Scroll down some and click 'Create your own world'

4. Under the creation page, click Level Editor 'Need to have a Gold Membership'

'I have a classic account and cannot access this.'

The second way is via Graal client.

If you do not see the start bar click the little arrow on the right

Then, click the start button.

You should see this menu, now click Install Packages.

assuming you have Windows you should see the Level Editor.

Now I am doing this online so there may be a great difference,

I believe you start off with the top left corner of the tile-set.

What I like to do first is make the luscious grassy plains into

a nice bearable green ground. So I don't have to strain my eyes..

I then, which I started doing this year, create a mini tile sheet,

These are almost all the tiles I will be using.

This small tile-sheet probably took me 1-2 hours off and on working on it..

'Either the tile-sheet does not have the top left corner shadow, or I cant find it.'

We are starting with the basic house.

Now you can use something like this .. but its pretty boring.

Basic house I happened to create.

Raised up several tiles.

Expanded left from the top.

Again, raised up from the top.

I expanded the right side out, and added some windows.

Added a longer rooftop tiling.

Decided it needed a chimney.

Added rooftop to chimney location.

Added a second chimney.

Added roof stones to the top.

Unsure what to do next for the house, I started with the scenery.

Added bushes two tiles below the roof.

The reason I did two tiles below the roof is because the roof

is 2 tiles above the ground, this creates a 3D and realistic relation between

Still unsure what to do with the house, added more scenery.

Again, with the bushes slightly cut off at the bottom of the house and

above the bush, it shows the bush is hiding that one tile.

Changed up the left side a little bit.

Added a 2nd story to the house, and grass.

Still unsure about the house, I added a second story.

Again working on the landscape.

Moved the chimney and added more landscape.

Hopefully you will notice that there is something wrong with the grass.

Everyone seems to forget this in their levels.. DO NOT!

I however, wait until the scene is done to add them in.

Again, not finishing it, but adding in a similar dirt tiles and a few grass pieces.

Imagine you owned a house, you wouldn't want a cliff, bush,

or odd grass ridges right in front of your door.. make a walkway.

Also, I personally think if you don't use both grass tiles,

excluding if one half is blocked by something, it looks bad.

More grass detail, and a small patch of dirt.

I have a small transition between grass and dirt.

Some people may not like this, but without editing the tile-set,

this is the best way to do it without just making a whole ridged patch.

I also filled in the corners of the dirt tiles.

Added a farm, and swamp type land.

I added some farm patches, and fencing.

Added and inside ridge and fencing.

Left below the house, I added an inside grass ridge

to show the grass going down, not a lot of people do this.

Redid the inside ridge, and added water on the right.

Everyone makes mistakes, and if you look closely to the last picture,

one area needed two corner pieces but only one empty tile to do it.

I had to redo the ridge and make it so the corners could be in place.

I redid the right side, and more detailing.

I wanted to have a transition of water kind of

flowing down the ridge, but without a custom corner tile,

I could not do this.. so I redid the right side.

Added the dirt detailing.

Now, you don't have to do a house like this,

'I am probably the only one who does this'

House 1

Basic boring house you may find on servers like classic.

House 2

This house shows a transition leading up, I don't

think it is that great, but I like the chimney better.

House 3

Same as house 2, but with details on the left room.

I still don't really like it, but it is to show something you can do.

House 4

Sadly I created this before house 2 and 3,

House 5

and added a roof to the left side, and I could

House 6

Now I could have done many different things to the house,

but informative house outside tutorial.

Make a small tilesheet to work from, it is helpful.

'you can even save it as a level, and make a copy of the level

Try to give it a 3D look. add an extra story or two if you have to.

'optional' Try not to do half grass pieces.

Depending what you are going for, you may want some

grasses slash-able, and some grasses for decoration.

Mine were for looks, so most likely cannot be cut.

Try not to be to redundant with certain scenery pieces..

You don't want 20 mushrooms in one area, it unless it is a mushroom garden.

It would seem out of place. same goes for rocks, bushes, etc..

P.S. DON'T FORGET THE CORNERS

Comments

commented Jan 4, 2020

java.util.prefs is missing from native image. This API is present since Java 1.4, so I think it should be supported. Tested with 19.3.0.2 on mac and linux.

macos: Umdnj-robert wood johnson medical school program cardiology fellowship texas.

linux:

Open

commented Jan 4, 2020

After investigating this rather seems to be an issue with the substrate VM: gluonhq/substrate#237

I will close this here.

closed this Jan 4, 2020

Many people have asked me \'David K? can you teach me to make levels?\'.

Usually my answer is to just try, then ask for critiques later.

If you want to make levels,
and you are not a LAT on any server,

There are two ways to get it.

1. Go to www.graalonline.com

3. Scroll down some and click \'Create your own world\'

4. Under the creation page, click Level Editor \'Need to have a Gold Membership\'

\'I have a classic account and cannot access this.\'

The second way is via Graal client.

If you do not see the start bar click the little arrow on the right

Then, click the start button.

You should see this menu, now click Install Packages.

assuming you have Windows you should see the Level Editor.

Now I am doing this online so there may be a great difference,

I believe you start off with the top left corner of the tile-set.

What I like to do first is make the luscious grassy plains into

a nice bearable green ground. So I don\'t have to strain my eyes..

I then, which I started doing this year, create a mini tile sheet,

These are almost all the tiles I will be using.

This small tile-sheet probably took me 1-2 hours off and on working on it..

\'Either the tile-sheet does not have the top left corner shadow, or I cant find it.\'

We are starting with the basic house.

Now you can use something like this .. but its pretty boring.

Basic house I happened to create.

Raised up several tiles.

Expanded left from the top.

Again, raised up from the top.

I expanded the right side out, and added some windows.

Added a longer rooftop tiling.

Decided it needed a chimney.

Added rooftop to chimney location.

Added a second chimney.

Added roof stones to the top.

Unsure what to do next for the house, I started with the scenery.

Added bushes two tiles below the roof.

The reason I did two tiles below the roof is because the roof

is 2 tiles above the ground, this creates a 3D and realistic relation between

Still unsure what to do with the house, added more scenery.

Again, with the bushes slightly cut off at the bottom of the house and

above the bush, it shows the bush is hiding that one tile.

Changed up the left side a little bit.

Added a 2nd story to the house, and grass.

Still unsure about the house, I added a second story.

Again working on the landscape.

Moved the chimney and added more landscape.

Hopefully you will notice that there is something wrong with the grass.

Everyone seems to forget this in their levels.. DO NOT!

I however, wait until the scene is done to add them in.

Again, not finishing it, but adding in a similar dirt tiles and a few grass pieces.

Imagine you owned a house, you wouldn\'t want a cliff, bush,

or odd grass ridges right in front of your door.. make a walkway.

Also, I personally think if you don\'t use both grass tiles,

excluding if one half is blocked by something, it looks bad.

More grass detail, and a small patch of dirt.

I have a small transition between grass and dirt.

Some people may not like this, but without editing the tile-set,

this is the best way to do it without just making a whole ridged patch.

I also filled in the corners of the dirt tiles.

Added a farm, and swamp type land.

I added some farm patches, and fencing.

Added and inside ridge and fencing.

Left below the house, I added an inside grass ridge

to show the grass going down, not a lot of people do this.

Redid the inside ridge, and added water on the right.

Everyone makes mistakes, and if you look closely to the last picture,

one area needed two corner pieces but only one empty tile to do it.

I had to redo the ridge and make it so the corners could be in place.

I redid the right side, and more detailing.

I wanted to have a transition of water kind of

flowing down the ridge, but without a custom corner tile,

I could not do this.. so I redid the right side.

Added the dirt detailing.

Now, you don\'t have to do a house like this,

\'I am probably the only one who does this\'

House 1

Basic boring house you may find on servers like classic.

$\'Graal$

House 2

This house shows a transition leading up, I don\'t

think it is that great, but I like the chimney better.

House 3

Same as house 2, but with details on the left room.

I still don\'t really like it, but it is to show something you can do.

House 4

Sadly I created this before house 2 and 3,

House 5

and added a roof to the left side, and I could

House 6

Now I could have done many different things to the house,

but informative house outside tutorial.

Make a small tilesheet to work from, it is helpful.

\'you can even save it as a level, and make a copy of the level

Try to give it a 3D look. add an extra story or two if you have to.

\'optional\' Try not to do half grass pieces.

Depending what you are going for, you may want some

grasses slash-able, and some grasses for decoration.

Mine were for looks, so most likely cannot be cut.

Try not to be to redundant with certain scenery pieces..

You don\'t want 20 mushrooms in one area, it unless it is a mushroom garden.

It would seem out of place. same goes for rocks, bushes, etc..

P.S. DON\'T FORGET THE CORNERS

...'>Graaleditor For Mac(24.04.2020)

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commented Jan 4, 2020

java.util.prefs is missing from native image. This API is present since Java 1.4, so I think it should be supported. Tested with 19.3.0.2 on mac and linux.

macos: Umdnj-robert wood johnson medical school program cardiology fellowship texas.

linux:

Open

commented Jan 4, 2020

After investigating this rather seems to be an issue with the substrate VM: gluonhq/substrate#237

I will close this here.

closed this Jan 4, 2020

Many people have asked me \'David K? can you teach me to make levels?\'.

Usually my answer is to just try, then ask for critiques later.

If you want to make levels,
and you are not a LAT on any server,

There are two ways to get it.

1. Go to www.graalonline.com

3. Scroll down some and click \'Create your own world\'

4. Under the creation page, click Level Editor \'Need to have a Gold Membership\'

\'I have a classic account and cannot access this.\'

The second way is via Graal client.

If you do not see the start bar click the little arrow on the right

Then, click the start button.

You should see this menu, now click Install Packages.

assuming you have Windows you should see the Level Editor.

Now I am doing this online so there may be a great difference,

I believe you start off with the top left corner of the tile-set.

What I like to do first is make the luscious grassy plains into

a nice bearable green ground. So I don\'t have to strain my eyes..

I then, which I started doing this year, create a mini tile sheet,

These are almost all the tiles I will be using.

This small tile-sheet probably took me 1-2 hours off and on working on it..

\'Either the tile-sheet does not have the top left corner shadow, or I cant find it.\'

We are starting with the basic house.

Now you can use something like this .. but its pretty boring.

Basic house I happened to create.

Raised up several tiles.

Expanded left from the top.

Again, raised up from the top.

I expanded the right side out, and added some windows.

Added a longer rooftop tiling.

Decided it needed a chimney.

Added rooftop to chimney location.

Added a second chimney.

Added roof stones to the top.

Unsure what to do next for the house, I started with the scenery.

Added bushes two tiles below the roof.

The reason I did two tiles below the roof is because the roof

is 2 tiles above the ground, this creates a 3D and realistic relation between

Still unsure what to do with the house, added more scenery.

Again, with the bushes slightly cut off at the bottom of the house and

above the bush, it shows the bush is hiding that one tile.

Changed up the left side a little bit.

Added a 2nd story to the house, and grass.

Still unsure about the house, I added a second story.

Again working on the landscape.

Moved the chimney and added more landscape.

Hopefully you will notice that there is something wrong with the grass.

Everyone seems to forget this in their levels.. DO NOT!

I however, wait until the scene is done to add them in.

Again, not finishing it, but adding in a similar dirt tiles and a few grass pieces.

Imagine you owned a house, you wouldn\'t want a cliff, bush,

or odd grass ridges right in front of your door.. make a walkway.

Also, I personally think if you don\'t use both grass tiles,

excluding if one half is blocked by something, it looks bad.

More grass detail, and a small patch of dirt.

I have a small transition between grass and dirt.

Some people may not like this, but without editing the tile-set,

this is the best way to do it without just making a whole ridged patch.

I also filled in the corners of the dirt tiles.

Added a farm, and swamp type land.

I added some farm patches, and fencing.

Added and inside ridge and fencing.

Left below the house, I added an inside grass ridge

to show the grass going down, not a lot of people do this.

Redid the inside ridge, and added water on the right.

Everyone makes mistakes, and if you look closely to the last picture,

one area needed two corner pieces but only one empty tile to do it.

I had to redo the ridge and make it so the corners could be in place.

I redid the right side, and more detailing.

I wanted to have a transition of water kind of

flowing down the ridge, but without a custom corner tile,

I could not do this.. so I redid the right side.

Added the dirt detailing.

Now, you don\'t have to do a house like this,

\'I am probably the only one who does this\'

House 1

Basic boring house you may find on servers like classic.

$\'Graal$

House 2

This house shows a transition leading up, I don\'t

think it is that great, but I like the chimney better.

House 3

Same as house 2, but with details on the left room.

I still don\'t really like it, but it is to show something you can do.

House 4

Sadly I created this before house 2 and 3,

House 5

and added a roof to the left side, and I could

House 6

Now I could have done many different things to the house,

but informative house outside tutorial.

Make a small tilesheet to work from, it is helpful.

\'you can even save it as a level, and make a copy of the level

Try to give it a 3D look. add an extra story or two if you have to.

\'optional\' Try not to do half grass pieces.

Depending what you are going for, you may want some

grasses slash-able, and some grasses for decoration.

Mine were for looks, so most likely cannot be cut.

Try not to be to redundant with certain scenery pieces..

You don\'t want 20 mushrooms in one area, it unless it is a mushroom garden.

It would seem out of place. same goes for rocks, bushes, etc..

P.S. DON\'T FORGET THE CORNERS

...'>Graaleditor For Mac(24.04.2020)

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