Difference between revisions of "Flex 2"
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'''Flex 2''' is a is a multi-purpose art and mapping editor for the Sega Megadrive made by [[snkenjoi]]. | '''Flex 2''' is a is a multi-purpose art and mapping editor for the Sega Megadrive made by [[snkenjoi]]. | ||
Revision as of 18:42, 20 November 2017
| Flex 2 |
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| Category: Graphics editor |
| Status: Active |
| System: Multi Platform |
| Supported Games: Sonic 1, Sonic 2, Sonic 3 & Knuckles & custom formats |
| Credits: snkenjoi |
Flex 2 is a is a multi-purpose art and mapping editor for the Sega Megadrive made by snkenjoi.
The original Flex was a web app, which gave it several limitations. A full rewrite for desktop opens up the ability to use real project files, as well as various other improvements.
Key improvements;
- project files
- sexy flexible UI layout
- custom mapping formats
- undo / redo
- ability to draw directly on sprites
- multiple heuristics for spritesheet importing
- full access to dplc/mapping data