Puzzle Maker Pro – Mazes 3D Isometric – Height Map Editor

Description

The Height Map Editor is an Add-on for Puzzle Maker Pro – Mazes 3D Isometric. (It will not work on its own).

Create your own 3D landscape, using a built-in map, a random map or a flat isometric map to start with.

Raise or lower individual cells, level entire rows or columns, while the built-in AI will make sure it’s still a good 3D map for a maze.

You can save and load presets to re-use the maps or make copies that can be edited.

Ease of Use

It’s easy: Click the button “Height Map Editor” to start, and click the button “Use Height Map” when you’re done.

Everything you do to edit the height map has an immediate visual result. If you don’t like the result, there’s always the Undo button.

Free Demo Version

Experience the power Of Puzzle Maker Pro – Mazes 3D Isometric – Height Map Editor With our free demo version. Please note that puzzles And solutions In the demo version will be watermarked. You can test all features and puzzle types.

If you want to try out the Time Saver Add-On, please contact support.

Note: Sales for Puzzle Maker Pro products are final. We strongly suggest to test compatibility with your Windows PC configuration before purchase.

Tutorials

Tutorials for this product:

• Height Map Editor Tutorial
• Getting Started with Mazes 3D Isometric
• All tutorials for Mazes 3D Isometric

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Using the Height Map Editor

Mazes 3D Isometric overview

Puzzle Maker Pro Features and Functions

Create Your Own 3D Map

Create your own 3D map for your 3D isometric mazes

Built-In Maps

Use one of the built-in maps to get started

Random Map

Or use a random map, or even the flat isometric grid, to start creating a 3D map

Raise / Lower blocks

You can raise or lower the blocks (and the blocks on top of it)

Level Rows / Columns

You can set an entire row or column to the exact height of the selected cell (cube)

Two steps to change

To prevent errors, there are two steps for each change: specify the change, and “Do It” to apply the change

One-Click Mode

When you’re familiar with the Height Map Editor, there’s a “One-Click Mode” to let you edit faster

Undo

When you make mistakes, or get unexpected results, there’s an Undo option to restore your map