Super Dungeon Maker: How To Use Every Dungeon-Making Tool
Super Dungeon Maker is an indie dungeon editor game, developed by Firechick and published by rokaplay. There's no single-player campaign; it's just about building the best dungeons, sharing them online with friends and strangers, and testing out other people's!
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When you finish the tutorial of Super Dungeon Maker and start making your very own dungeons, it can be overwhelming to look at all the options available to you! We're breaking them down into understandable chunks in this painless guide.
Once you complete the tutorial dungeon, you'll be released into a small, sunny little town populated with chickens. You'll see the Dungeon-Making building as soon as you head south; it's the one furthest to the left, with a sign reading 'Hen & Fam.'
You can control your camera just like you move your character: with the WASD or arrow buttons.
Zooming, a tool not accessible when playing dungeons, can be done with the mouse's scroll wheel.
To test out your dungeon, hit the 'P' key. You'll load into the first room of your dungeon and can run around freely just like your player will be able to, until you hit 'P' again.
When you're finished (or ready to take a break), you can hit the floppy disk icon in the menu on the left to save your dungeon.
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You can undo your recent actions by pressing the 'Z' button, and you can redo things that you've undone by hitting the 'Y' button. This will work on everything, whether you're placing floors, monsters, objects, etc.
You can also add levels to your dungeon and switch between them using the menu on the right-hand side. If you want to add even more levels, just click the little '+' buttons on the top or bottom
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