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==  Overview ==
 
==  Overview ==
iBZEdit was planed to be one of the first fully featured ''version 2.0'' map editors, and was to support [[mesh|Mesh objects]] and [[materials]]. It was originally begun by [[BinarySpike]] with help from [[macnus]], and was done independent of the mainline BZFlag development community. A basic version was released on the [http://my.bzflag.org/bb BZFlag Forums] that could read some map features and display them.
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iBZEdit was planed to be one of the first fully featured ''version 2.0'' map editors, and was to support [[mesh|Mesh objects]] and [[material]]s. It was originally begun by [[BinarySpike]] with help from [[macnus]], and was done independent of the mainline BZFlag development community. A basic version was released on the [http://my.bzflag.org/bb BZFlag Forums] that could read some map features and display them.
  
 
== Development ==
 
== Development ==

Revision as of 23:18, 12 March 2007

iBZEdit is the name of 2 separate Apple Mac OS X BZW map editors, with a shared history. Both projects are no longer in active development.

Overview

iBZEdit was planed to be one of the first fully featured version 2.0 map editors, and was to support Mesh objects and materials. It was originally begun by BinarySpike with help from macnus, and was done independent of the mainline BZFlag development community. A basic version was released on the BZFlag Forums that could read some map features and display them.

Development

iBZEdit development was slow, and BinarySpike discontinued his involvement. The project was then restarted by macnus on his own. macnus continued to add features and created a website for the project http://www.ibzedit.com/, but also eventually discontinued his involvement.

At present the source code and a number of binary builds can be found at the iBZEdit SourceForge site.

Replacement by blender

The current accepted method of graphically editing BZW maps on Apple Mac OS X is using the BZWTools plug-ins for blender, as they provide a full 2.0 compliant editing system on a large number of platforms.