QwertyDMM

QwertyDMM is a fork of FastDMM, an alternative map editor for BYOND that is designed to be more flexible.

Features

Very specific display filters! More flexible than just object, mob, area and turf!
The ability to easily place down directional objects.
Can easily render and display icons larger than 32x32 without any hassle!
Can work with projects that utilize planes.
Prevents large diffs by minimizing changes.
Randomizes keys to prevent merge conflicts.
Requires no external dependencies! Just run a single .jar file!
Autosaving Option

Requirements

QwertyDMM requires Java 8 to be installed.

Usage

Download the latest QwertyDMM version from the releases page, or compile it yourself.
Run QwertyDMM.jar
Use the Open DME option to open an environment file.
Upon completion, use the Open option to select the desired map from the list.
Use middle mouse button or alt click and drag to move your view and scroll wheel to zoom in/out.
If you select an object and hold down control and click on a tile, and while holding your mouse button down, you move your mouse in a direction, you can specify a direction for the var.

Building QwertyDMM.

QwertyDMM uses Gradle for its dependency management!

The project uses the us.kirchmeier.capsule plugin for packing the source and dependencies into a fully runnable JAR. Use this to generate a jar, which will reside in /build/libs:

gradlew fatCapsule

In order to run the project you can replace gradle fatCapsule with gradle run, as shown below.

gradlew run

Credits

Credits and thanks to original authors and contributors:

monster860 for originally creating FastDMM, the alternative map editor for BYOND.

License

QwertyDMM is licensed under GNU GPL v3, with some exceptions which are marked as such.