didn't knew lol. will see later... 

maybe also an idea for sounds of player dying, jumping and dashing? like not only background music...

also a cool idea to set up background color to every level separately like vfx and size? also background music level (not-game) dependant would be cool...

Weird idea but maybe you could make a pseudo cutscene system by letting developers prerecord Source engine demo type gameplay and then play it back as a level with text and descriptions or whatever.

i'd like it too...

My problem with it is, that in the end-screen, you see how many collectibles you collected. To simplify that (not show the amount of different collected collectibles), and some other things, like flag opening logic, and i made them not cloneable.

i thought more of pp converter to .exe . apk and so on…

One way to make it easier to convert to other platforms/engines could be the ability to export the game data into something that can be read by other platforms, like, for example:

• A JSON or a YAML with all the data: easy to implement, but the graphics may have to be represented in an akward way;
• A PNG containing the graphics, plus a set of Tiled-compatible TMX and TSX files: would require more implementation work, but would load on Tiled without any additional effort, and many engines have plugins for importing those, or may even be able to work with them out of the box.

The idea would be that, if someone ever wanted to migrate their game to other engine, it would be as painless as it could possibly be. Of course, the various behaviours would have to be implemented from scratch on the target engine.

thx. well the bug here is that the blue/red tiles should be placeable on paths at all, as the collisions are not implemented for that. so that's the thing that i should prevent for the time being

can't you make secret levels with custom doors?

but yeah, red/blue (or maybe green/yellow or something) switches could be made to persist whole game - like coins...

thx! :) glad they like it.

Honestly i don't think that mobile controls for the tool will happen because the tool is made with desktops in mind mostly. But the expoeted games can be played on mobile phones.