Turquoise2D Editor & Engine

Editors and Tools
#1

Hi all.

I’m working on Turquoise2D editor(visual editor for Cocos2d-x). And I’m also working on my own engine Turquoise2D Engine.

The visual editor will work with Cocos2d-x, Löve2D and Turquoise2D engines.

What will you make with Turquoise2D Editor?

-Designing modern or tile based levels.
-Editing physics and shapes.
-Creating or editing your spritesheet files.
-Connecting an object to your classes.

The alpha version promotion video in here; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=76ieIQAVkjw

At this point; I need your help to keep improving my project. If you want to support the project and more detail;

Thank you.

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#2

Good luck man , it looks good .
what are you using for the editor ? Qt ?

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#3

Thank you dude.

Yep I’m using Qt for the editor.

#4

Looks good, I like how you edit collider objects.

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#5

Is it possible to design UI with it?

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#6

Yep, it’s in my plans too. And maybe a particle editor in the future…

I am glad you like it. Thank you.

I need to say that, the project isn’t similar with Cocos Creator or Level helper. If you don’t want to change your standard cocos2d-x development style, you will like that project. I’m a developer and I wouldn’t like to change my routines in the development side because of a visual editor. I like to writing code with the oldschool way.

#7

What component for the graphic editing are you using in Qt ? (middle screen)
OpenGL or The Qt Graphic Components ?

#8

I used QGraphics/QPainter methods for the scene side.

#9

what version of Qt ?
is it going to be open source ?
this is allot of work …

#10

QT part is lpgl licence.

The editor will be released with EULA.

But I will share only the first version as a open source.

I will also release the official version and updates.

#11

Nice :smiley:
Will it run i Linux to?

#12

Thanks.

Yes, it will run.

#13

Pretty good work buddy. Theme looks better and cleaner than cocos creator.
Looks like your team is working faster than cocos creator team (you added collider) :smiley: haha…

All the best.

#14

Thank you. :grinning:

#15

Wow! Is awesome, it can by used with Cocos2D-JS Version?

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#16

Wow, nice job.

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#17

Thanks.

Sorry. It doesn’t support the js version of Cocos2d-x now. But I will try the component system feature of Cocos2d-x in the editor soon.

#18

By the way, you can follow the project from the facebook page. I will be happy if you like it.

#19

I added the roadmap of Turquoise2D Editor;

#20

Hi, do you have some plan, when can we try it? :smiley: