Which has had some success running in WINE using the PlayOnLinux Steam install.ĭennaton also recommends everyone to read these instructions before downloading. Select the “editor_beta”, download it and restart Steam. Your game should now update to the beta version with the editor in tow.
Players can download the editor by navigating to the game in your Steam library, right-click, select ‘Poperties’ and head into the betas tab. For Windows users, the long-awaited editor is available now in beta form and can be installed immediately by restarting Steam, accessing the game's properties, and selecting 'editorbeta' from the drop-down beta menu accordingly. So patience is a must, as per usual.įor those who are interested in trying it out either way. According to the developers, the editor is powerful, having already created a starting guide to help creators learn the basics, with more in-depth content and a video to follow.ĭo keep in mind, the Level Editor is only available in Windows PC. We're seeing if we can make it work get it usable for normal people.
Like, of course, everyone is asking us for an editor, so of course we're trying to do it. There is no Steam Workshop support, so the regular file-sharing methods will have to be used to get custom levels out there. Hotline Miami faithful have been clamoring for one since before the original even came out, and the obvious desire hasn't fallen on deaf ears.
Currently still in beta, allows player to #create #levels similar to the ones already found in the main game. #Dennaton has made the Hotline Miami 2 Level Editor available to download.
