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[[image:Roomake_114.gif|thumb|right|320px|RoomMake on Adventure Creator 1.14]] | [[image:Roomake_114.gif|thumb|right|320px|RoomMake on Adventure Creator 1.14]] | ||
'''Adventure Creator''' was the first version of [[Adventure Game Studio]]. Unlike the more recent versions of the AGS Editor, AC was completely a suite of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MS-DOS MS-DOS] programs. In the AC era, the editor was called [[RoomMake]], which operated a bit differently from the recent [[AGSEdit]]; for example you | '''Adventure Creator''' was the first version of [[Adventure Game Studio]]. Unlike the more recent versions of the AGS Editor, AC was completely a suite of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MS-DOS MS-DOS] programs. In the AC era, the editor was called [[RoomMake]], which operated a bit differently from the recent [[AGSEdit]]; for example, you paint on ''walls'' instead of ''walkable areas''. | ||
The last version of AC was 1.14. After that, [[Chris Jones]] revamped the editor completely and the whole suite was renamed to Adventure Game Studio 2.0. The new editor was called [[RoomEdit]]. | The last version of AC was 1.14. After that, [[Chris Jones]] revamped the editor completely and the whole suite was renamed to Adventure Game Studio 2.0. The new editor was called [[RoomEdit]]. | ||
Revision as of 04:03, 8 December 2005
Adventure Creator was the first version of Adventure Game Studio. Unlike the more recent versions of the AGS Editor, AC was completely a suite of MS-DOS programs. In the AC era, the editor was called RoomMake, which operated a bit differently from the recent AGSEdit; for example, you paint on walls instead of walkable areas.
The last version of AC was 1.14. After that, Chris Jones revamped the editor completely and the whole suite was renamed to Adventure Game Studio 2.0. The new editor was called RoomEdit.