Retro level editors

Sword of Moonlight: King's Field Making Tool
Not sure about cutscenes, but judging by screenshots, everything else should fit your definition of extensive.

>>2926078

SoM is a great example. I've been playing around with it lately, but like you said, I don't know about cutscene support. It looks like you can give NPCs basic dialogs and specify whether they're standing or sitting, but can't do much else with them.

Then again, the series never had particularly elaborate cutscenes.

>>2926069

What game is that?

These might not fit your interests due to genre, but I've dabbled with level editors for the following games:

Thief 1, 2 and 3
Duke Nukem 3d
Quake 1
Doom

I know the thief 1 and 2 editors came bundled. Others may be fan creations, but they're top notch editors.

>>2926310
Tomb Raider Chronicles. PC version.

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>>2926460
>Duke Nukem 3d
I think they included Build with DN3D because I remember spending quite some time with it.

hum looks like the software SketchUp is retro @Last Software made it in 1999

having played with duke's build, coreldraw since mid 90s, and some very basic cad.

something intuitive like sketchup was way ahead of its time, and its only fair to compate it another software from the edge of the century, halflife 1 editor, being as thorough as it needed to be, would had been awesome if accompanied by a similarly intuitive interface, at least to make simple maps to be later edited in haldlife worldcraft

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Incentive Software's 3D Construction Kit. There were no textures back then.

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>level editors
Was about to say Stunt Island and Stunts had some fun level editors, but then I saw what you're looking for.

>>2926069
Neverwinter Nights has a toolset that can do all of that, though I'm not sure if it counts as "retro".

>>2926069
that TR editor, and the still very active fanbase of Doom and Build hints at something that modern engines miss. You don't need to be a 3D modelling professional to produce appealing levels with these tools. The limitations of the engines play into the hands of beginner and hobbyist level designers, allowing them to focus on the actual flow and gameplay of the levels, and doing rapid cycles, instead of having to deal with the inherent complications of freeform 3D modelling and resulting model complexity

>>2928695
Tank controls in TR are completely justified because it has a proper behind-the-character camera, unlike some other games that get flak for tank controls.

>>2929017
Tank controls are never justified.

Ever.

And neither is your existence for supporting them. So go kill yourself.

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>>2929123
Wew lad you sure showed him.

>>2926069
Revenant had a world editor as well.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UU2TCIf1k0U

I can't remember how old this game is but i think its around the cut off point for retro but there is the now open source Runesword 2 http://runesword.sourceforge.net/index.html
I could never get into it but it seemed heavily geared towards adventure creation.

>>2929123
>>2928695
take your shitposting back to /v/. Tank controls are a remenant from when people were still trying to figure out movement for 3 dimensional objects that didn't look jarring as fuck. Tank controls are bad but complaining about them in old games is retarded like you clearly are.

>>2929185
I thought I told you to kill yourself? You tank controls enabling piece of nigger shit.

I don't mean to detract from OPs thread since there's more of an interest for PC games and modding, however I'm curious what games on consoles supported some form of level editor like Wrecking Crew and Excitebike? They don't need to be specifically NES games, just retro consoles that had games with level editors.

>>2929327
Battle City. Also, I think there were some shmup creators, don't remember the titles.

Unreal, of course.

>>2929327
some on NES: Mach Rider, Nuts n Milk, BANANA, Lode Runner

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>>2926069

Lode Runner's level editor will always be my favourite.

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>>2929362
Dezaemon is a level editor that came with games.

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>>2926069
Unreal had UnrealEd, though it was buggy as fuck and required a fix to even start on most systems. Thankfully you can patch the game for a much better version these days. Can do all of what you said.

>>2929123
Tank controls work well with RE style games with fixed camera and stationary scenes, regular controls don't work well there.

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Tank 1990

>>2927959
I've been watching Stunt Island videos all evening since this post. Stunt Island is awesome!

>>2926069
oh shit I used to play with that editor back when I was in middle school, I thought I was some sort of awesome hacker.

It was way better than actually playing the game

Re-volt baby!

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