VermelGen Screen Shots

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General Screen Shot This is the basic editor. On the left is the editor tree and the right a series of shortcut buttons to the commonly used nodes. This is almost identical to the original beta version, but note the addition of a status bar on the bottom.

Pixel Editor Here you can see the main texture editor window. Note how similar to the old paintbrush it is. On the left side are the control buttons which act the same as the new flush style buttons used in the latest MS-Windows applications.

Extrusion Editor - Cross Section In this window you can create the cross section of the extrusion. Simply putting the cursor over the line, left click and drag and you can add new vertices in. To delete just select the delete button and select the node. Everything is mouse sensitive. As the mouse passes over a vertex or edge it will change highlight colour. Also note that you can dynamically change the colour scheme used in the editor (this is not the default). Unfortunately, due to the security restrictions of the Browser we cannot write this config to disk and reload it next time that you start the editor.

Extrusion Editor - Spine The spine editor shows similar features to the cross-section editor. The top left window allows you to rotate and scale each vertex of the spine while the other three are for editing the spine. In the bottom left window you can see an active edge with the cursor placed over the top of it.

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	General Screen Shot This is the basic editor. On the left is the editor tree and the right a series of shortcut buttons to the commonly used nodes. This is almost identical to the original beta version, but note the addition of a status bar on the bottom.
	Pixel Editor Here you can see the main texture editor window. Note how similar to the old paintbrush it is. On the left side are the control buttons which act the same as the new flush style buttons used in the latest MS-Windows applications.
	Extrusion Editor - Cross Section In this window you can create the cross section of the extrusion. Simply putting the cursor over the line, left click and drag and you can add new vertices in. To delete just select the delete button and select the node. Everything is mouse sensitive. As the mouse passes over a vertex or edge it will change highlight colour. Also note that you can dynamically change the colour scheme used in the editor (this is not the default). Unfortunately, due to the security restrictions of the Browser we cannot write this config to disk and reload it next time that you start the editor.
	Extrusion Editor - Spine The spine editor shows similar features to the cross-section editor. The top left window allows you to rotate and scale each vertex of the spine while the other three are for editing the spine. In the bottom left window you can see an active edge with the cursor placed over the top of it.