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--- m1:tools:editroid [2025/06/18 08:21] – felixwright
+++ m1:tools:editroid [2025/07/01 08:47] (current) – [Editroid Guide] felixwright
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 ====== Editroid ======
-Editroid is a level editor for the game Metroid. It allows editing the contents of screens, re-arranging screens on the map, editing items, palettes, the building blocks screens are made from, and more. It includes a built-in assembler for managing projects that include changes to the game's engine and to allow screen-load routines that can customize behavior or trigger changes for specific rooms.
+Editroid is a level editor for the game [[m1:|Metroid]]. It allows editing the contents of screens, re-arranging screens on the map, editing items, palettes, the building blocks screens are made from, and more. It includes a built-in assembler for managing projects that include changes to the game's engine and to allow screen-load routines that can customize behavior or trigger changes for specific rooms.
 The most recent full release of Editroid is 3.7.
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 ===== Editroid Guide =====
-  * [[m1:basics:editroid|Crash Course]] - For your first time with Editroid
+  * [[m1:manuals:editroid|Crash Course]] - For your first time with Editroid
   * Data Structures FIXME - Detailed information on how the game world is built and how Editroid works with it.
-  * Doorways And Scrolling - Because things are never as easy as they should be
+  * [[m1:basics:doors|Doorways And Scrolling]] - Because things are never as easy as they should be
   * Projects FIXME - Details on using the built-in assembler to do nifty things that Editroid doesn't support out of the box