The most complex and most fun part of Mazes 2D Tiles is creating your own tiles. You can use the tiles that are supplied, or buy tiles on the internet, but you can also create your own tiles. With your own tileset you can create truly unique puzzles. In this tutorial we’ll desribe how to […]
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With the Paths Add-On you can set the width of the path through the maze. By default the path width is 100% of the cell (cube) width, but setting it smaller (to 30-40%) will result in a maze that looks completely different. In the Path Options tab you can set the width of the path
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With the Time Saver Add-On for Mazes 3D Isometric you can create your mazes faster, and you can use additional layout options for the Instant Puzzle Books. Batch Creation of puzzles Here you see the following options: You can quickly add rows with your preferred settings by changing the values at the top of the
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With the Masks Add-On for Mazes 2D Tiles you can create mazes in any shape you want. This add-on supports three separate styles of mask creation: To use a mask, the first step is to select the “Use Mask” checkbox. This will let the software know that you want to use a mask. It’s also
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The Height Map Editor is an interactive tool to create your own 3D landscape. You can raise and lower individual squares (blocks) and level entire rows and columns. There is one basic rule for the height of the cells: cells in front have to be lower than cells in the back. (Otherwise there would be
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Mazes 3D Isometric was created to be interactive. The best way to learn how it works is to change the settings and click “Preview”. To get you started, or as reference, you can check out this tutorial. Mazes 3D Isometric Overview After selecting “Mazes 3D Isometric” in the drop-down menu at the top, you’ll see
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Create Isometric Mazes with Mazes 2D Tiles In this tutorial we’ll show you how to create isometric mazes with Puzzle Maker Pro – Mazes 2D Tiles. We recommend you start by reading Getting Started with Mazes 2D tiles, so you understand the basics of this program. First Steps To create an isometric maze, select “Isometric
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The video contains a short overview of the options and functions for the module Puzzle Maker Pro – Mazes 3D Isometric You can find more tutorials on the Mazes 3D Isometric tutorials page. Video tutorials can be found in the Mazes 3D Isometric Playlist.
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The video demonstrates how to create square tiles in MS Powerpoint. The actual tiles are just an example, you can create anything you want, as long as the tiles are square (height and width are equal). After drawing and editing the tiles, you save them as PNG images, using thenaming format that’s required by Mazes
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This video demonstrates how to transform a square tile into an isometric tile in Adobe Illustrator. Of course there are many ways to do this, and you can do this in most drawing and image editing programs. When you use the Tile Multiplier, you only need to draw some square tiles. However, if you create
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