Left-clicking a room on the grid will bring up a box below it. Right-clicking on a pre-existing room will delete it from that space. The user can place rooms by selecting one from the left-hand sidebar, then left-clicking a space on the grid. It also allows the user to adjust the size of the zones, edit the author's name and description of the map, and alter the camera for the 3D viewer. The editor's other functions are covered by the options at the top of the window. Underneath the list are a short description of the selected room, and a drop-down menu which will allow the user to select an event.īelow the drop-down menu are a description of the selected event, as well as a slider which allows the user to adjust the probability of the chosen event happening. The left-hand sidebar has two tabs which will allow the user to switch between editing the map and viewing it in 3D. At the top of the grid are three tabs which allow the user to switch between editing the configuration for the main facility, the maintenance tunnels and the path through SCP The maintenance tunnels use an all-white grid of the same size as the main facility's, whereas SCP uses a grid with squares that are four times as large. The grid is divided into three colors to represent the respective zones: white for the Light Containment Zonered for the Heavy Containment Zone and yellow for the Entrance Zone.Ī pink row and an orange row represent the checkpoints between the zones. The main section is represented by a grid, with each square representing a room. The editor is divided into two separate sections. It utilizes a grid-like map system, allowing users to create maps with relative ease.
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