Going from 1.x to 2.0 usually means you reworked and significantly changed the dungeon, for example you added several new rooms or completely changed most of the encounters.Going from 1.0 to 1.x (such as 1.1, 1.2.) usually means you fixed or tweaked something, for example a wall wasn't placed correctly or you forgot to place a monster.1.0 means the Dungeon is ready to be played.0.x means the Dungeon is still being worked on and is not ready (example: 0.1, 0.2.).(4) Version Number is something you should use to indicate whenever you update your dungeon.If you are on Steam, you can also upload your dungeon to the Steam Workshop very easily by clicking on the 'Publish' button.

json files next to your own (click 'Browse files' to open it), or if you're on Steam simply click Browse Workshop and find dungeons you like there. If you want to play other people's dungeons, simply put their.Save and done! Dungeon is ready play and / or share (the dungeon can be found in 'Browse Files', it's a simple.You can link multiple dungeons by making your exit point towards another dungeon.Make sure you add at least one entrance and one exit!.Add gadgets to make your dungeon interesting - gadgets are everything that your party can interact with, such as doors, monsters, treasure chests, traps.Drag and drop rooms into the editor to create the layout of your dungeon.

Put down the general information of your Dungeon, such as the Dungeon Title and Description.

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