Level Flow
Load another level, open level settings, jump into solve mode, edit scene layers, or clear the current scene.
Editor reference
Right Side Level Menu
The right-side menu controls whole-level actions: loading and saving workflows, library objects, clusters, import/export, selection modes, grouping, view helpers, and debug tools.
What it controls
The level-level toolbox
This menu is different from the bottom selected-object toolbar. It works on the whole level, the current selection, or saved library data.
Selection Modes
Turn on drag selection, select or deselect every object, connect objects through chip or trigger-zone logic, and edit physics-line points.
Reusable Builds
Open saved library objects, save selected objects, save a multi-object cluster, or save an existing object group for reuse.
Transfer Tools
Copy selected property categories between objects, export a level as JSON, or import level JSON from text or the clipboard.
Control icons
Every right menu option
These are the options exposed by the right-side Level Settings menu and its compact two-column view.
Load Level
Opens the user level list so another saved level can be loaded into the editor.
Level Settings
Opens the level settings menu for general settings, objective, time, physics world, gravity, physics line defaults, filters, scene, and background settings.
Solve Level
Switches from create mode into solve mode so the level can be tested as the player will experience it.
Scene Layers
Opens scene layer settings for organizing visual depth and scene-object layering.
Select Objects
Turns on drag-selection mode. Object touch is redirected to the selection processor so multiple objects can be selected together.
Connect Objects
Starts connection mode and asks whether the connection should be made for chips or trigger zones.
Select All / Deselect All
Selects every object in the scene, then changes into Deselect All while everything is selected.
Edit Line
Enters physics-line edit-point mode for the selected physics line. Other level actions are disabled until line editing is closed.
Library Objects
Opens the saved user library object list, including saved single objects, groups, and clusters.
Save Object
Saves the selected object or selected objects into the user library. With multiple objects selected, the dialog can save them as a cluster.
Group Objects / Break Group
Groups valid multi-selection into one group object. When a group is selected, the same button becomes Break Group.
Copy Properties
Copies selected property categories from one selected object, such as physics, filters, animation, trigger data, chip data, advanced path, color detail, and more.
Paste Properties
Pastes the previously copied property categories onto the selected destination object, when that object supports the category.
Create Groups
Assigns selected objects to a named create group, either by creating a new group name or adding them to an existing create group.
Show Grid
Toggles the editor grid and refreshes it to match the current scene scale.
Hide Connections
Toggles chip and trigger-zone connection line visibility so dense logic scenes are easier to inspect.
Debug Draw
Toggles Box2D debug drawing for physics inspection.
Debug Log
Opens the editor debug log for errors and diagnostic messages.
Export Level
Builds a JSON export for the loaded level, its objects, and object joints, then shows a copy-to-clipboard control.
Import Level
Opens an import text panel where level JSON can be pasted manually or read from the clipboard.
Compact View
Collapses the expanded right menu into a compact two-column icon layout while keeping the same actions available.
Clear Scene
Asks for confirmation, then removes all objects and resets the current level/editor state.
Library Objects
Reusable saved objects
The library is for objects and machines you want to reuse across levels without rebuilding them from scratch.
Open Library Objects
The Library Objects button reads saved records ordered by newest first and displays them in the object list with their generated thumbnail.
Object Name Filter
The library filter panel can filter saved objects by name, making large personal libraries easier to search.
Object Type Filter
Saved objects can be filtered by generated type group: PhysicsLine, ColorObject, BevelObject, CustomTube, Particle, Primitive, or Complex.
Property Type Filter
Saved objects can also be filtered by gameplay property labels such as Bomb, Magnet, TriggerZone, SceneObject, Gun, Collectable, AdvancedPath, Laser, Target, Goal, ShapeShifter, Magnetic, and OneSidePlatform.
Sort Options
The library can sort by Newest, Oldest, or Name.
Joints Are Read Too
After library objects are loaded, their joint data is read so saved machines can recreate their connections when placed into a level.
Save Object
Saving objects, groups, and clusters
Save Object opens a dialog with Object Name, Group Name, and, when multiple objects are selected, a Save as Cluster option.
Single Object Save
When one object is selected, the object is saved with its object config, generated 150x150 thumbnail, object name, group name, created date, and joint flag.
Automatic Group Name
If the Group Name field is empty, the game creates a useful group label from object properties such as Bomb, Magnet, TriggerZone, SceneObject, Gun, Collectable, AdvancedPath, Laser, Target, Goal, ShapeShifter, Magnetic, OneSidePlatform, PhysicsLine, ColorObject, Particle, Primitive, or Complex.
Save as Cluster
When multiple objects are selected and Save as Cluster is enabled, the game saves one cluster header plus one member record per selected object.
Cluster Center
The cluster stores a calculated center point and each member stores its offset from that center. This preserves the layout when the cluster is placed again.
Cluster Thumbnail
The cluster icon is rendered from the combined bounds of all selected objects, so the library item visually represents the saved mini-machine.
Groups Save As Groups
If a selected object is already inside a group, the parent group is saved. Group saves include the group header, child records, group offsets, group bounds, and supported joints.
Joint Data
Normal joints and additional joints are saved with the library object when they exist, so connected builds can be reused instead of rebuilt.
Success Refresh
After saving completes, the library is read again so the new object, group, or cluster appears in the saved object list.
Grouping tools
Group Objects and Create Groups
The right menu has two different grouping ideas: physical/editor object groups, and named create groups.
Group Objects
When two or more valid objects are selected, Group Objects creates a single group object with child offsets and shared group controls.
MovieClip Groups
A group can also become a MovieClip. Its children can be played as frames, including groups made entirely from vector or scene objects.
All-Vector Group Animation
If every child is a vector or scene object, the group can work as a purely visual animation with no physics child. This is ideal for indicators, signs, character poses, and machine state drawings.
Break Group
When an existing group object is selected, the same menu option becomes Break Group and warns that group settings will be lost.
Create Groups
Create Groups assigns the selected object or selected objects to a named create group stored in level settings data.
Create Mode
In the Create Groups popup, Create makes a new group name and assigns the current selection to it.
Add To Existing
If create groups already exist, Add To Existing lets the selection join one of those group names instead of creating a new one.
Clean Group Data
The create-group system removes duplicate ids, merges duplicate names, syncs object ids from object configs, and removes empty groups.
Animated groups
Create a MovieClip from grouped objects
MovieClip animation starts from the right-side group workflow: select the frame objects, group them, then tune playback from the selected-object toolbar.
Use Group Objects First
Select the objects that should become frames and choose Group Objects. The group stores child offsets, bounds, and group behavior.
Vector Frames Are Valid
The frame children can all be vector/scene objects. A physics child is optional and only needed when the animated group should also behave as a physical object.
Tune In Toolbar
After grouping, use Play Group As MovieClip, Include In Movie, Movie Frame Duration, Focus Mode, and transition controls from the selected-object toolbar.
Save The Finished Animation
Use Save Object while the group is selected to store the animated group in the library. Use Library Objects to place it again later.
View and debug
Keeping complex scenes readable
These options help when a machine has many objects, joints, lines, triggers, and logic connections.
Show Grid
Use the grid while placing, aligning, and comparing object positions. The grid updates to the current scene scale.
Hide Connections
Hide chip and trigger-zone connection lines when the logic overlay is blocking visual inspection of the machine.
Debug Draw
Use Box2D debug draw to inspect collision bodies, physics shapes, joints, and sensor behavior.
Debug Log
Open the debug log when a copied property, import, group operation, or object refresh reports an editor error.
Compact View
Compact View hides the expanded panel and shows the same actions as small icons, keeping more screen space for the level.
Clear Scene
Clear Scene is destructive and asks for confirmation before removing objects and resetting level state.
Practical flow
When to use which option
Use this quick map when deciding which right menu action fits the current editor job.
Reuse One Configured Object
Select it, choose Save Object, name it, then reopen it later from Library Objects.
Reuse A Small Machine
Select all parts, choose Save Object, keep Save as Cluster enabled, and save it as one reusable cluster item.
Make Objects Move Together
Use Group Objects when the selected objects should become a group inside the level, with child offsets and group behavior.
Make An Animated Vector Group
Build each pose as a vector/scene object, group the objects, enable Play Group As MovieClip, then tune frame duration, transitions, and trigger or chip control.
Copy Setup Between Objects
Use Copy Properties, select the exact categories, then select the destination object and Paste Properties.
Share A Whole Level
Use Export Level, copy the JSON, then use Import Level on another install or another local level list.
Debug A Dense Build
Toggle Hide Connections, Show Grid, Debug Draw, and Compact View depending on whether you need cleaner visuals or deeper physics inspection.