Map Editor Tool

You can design Babylon.js maps visually using a grid editor to place walls, floors, doors, and windows. This visual map editor eliminates manual JSON editing by letting you configure grids, tiles, and spawn points directly through a browser-based UI workflow.

Yes, the visual grid editor supports placing both NPC and player spawn points on the map. It provides rotation-aware placement and coordinate mapping to accurately translate your grid-based spawn point configurations into Babylon.js world space coordinates.

You can export and import map configurations using the built-in JSON save and load workflow. This allows you to easily integrate your visually designed grids, tiles, and spawn points into your existing Babylon.js game project pipelines.

The best way to manage grid-based level design is through a visual map editor that supports rotation-aware placement and coordinate mapping. It allows you to configure grids, tiles, and spawn points for walls, floors, doors, and windows visually, avoiding manual JSON editing.

Yes, the map editor includes rotation-aware placement and coordinate guidance for configuring elements like doors and windows. This rotation logic ensures that your grid-based placements are accurately mapped to the correct orientation in Babylon.js world space.

To get started with visual map design, simply open the map editor HTML file in your browser. You can immediately begin placing walls, floors, doors, and spawn points on the grid without any complex environment setup or dependencies.