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This is the folder you should use for the Editor, since you should never modify the files in the original game folder. It is often best to create your modded folder in a private folder, be that "My Documents" or your "Home Folder" or on a separate drive somewhere. Wherever you create it, you will need to ensure you have full permissions to read/write/delete files and create folders. The nickel tour. The Editor GUI is split into several areas: Open Image. The toolbars should be fairly self explanatory - all the buttons have tooltips telling you what they do, just hover of them for a moment before clicking. The Ball View area is Tabbed, so you can have several levels open at once, and you can switch between each view as needed. This also means you can copy and paste things from one ball to another (described in more detail later).

Understanding the World of Goo. It will help you to design Goo Balls and find your way around if you have some understanding of how World of Goo (and hence the Editor) structures the data. World of Goo builds a complete ball from 2 main XML files plus other information taken from a number of game-wide (global) files, as well as the actual image and sound files. Ball Tree Holds all the information about how the ball looks (graphics, particle effects etc), how is moves, what it can do, what the player can do with it. pretty mich everything. Resources Holds a list of all the image and sound files used in the level and gives each one an ID . This ID is then used to apply images/sounds to items in the level, rather than using their actual filename. Tree View Tabs. Each of these files is represented as a Tree View in the Tree Tabs panel. The tree begins at the top with a "root" item.

All the different objects that make up a ball are listed as children underneath the root item. Open Image. Whenever you add an item to your ball, it will be added into one of these trees. You won't need to remember which one, because when you select the item in the graphical view, the entry for it will be highlighted in the Tree, and vice versa. Properties Pane. When you select any item, a list of its properties/attributes is displayed in the panel below the trees.

Open Image. These properties cover every possible value or setting that can be applied to an object of that type. Some of these you can also change using your mouse (position, size, and rotation) by selecting and dragging objects in the graphical view. Others you will have to enter or select by hand in the properties pane. Many of these properties you will never have to touch, except in advanced ball designs. Most items have a few properties that are "essential"; these will be given reasonable default values where possible, but some of them will appear in red to indicate that you must fill something in. Open Image. Printer-friendly version Login or register to post comments.

Comments. Albino Pokey Says: Sat, 09/18/2010 - 17:41. I'll make a tutorial for a Goo Ball. lets see. 4 strands, detachable, springconst 9, looks like BeautyProduct with eyes, how about? Another Planet finally has an official release! Download chapters 1 through 3 here!

Thank you for waiting so long while I kept starting over. Login or register to post comments. Yeah, if someone could make a tutorial for goo ball editor, like the level editor one, it would be reaaaly cool =) Login or register to post comments. i finally got a goo ball open! get my first theme here: http://goofans.com/download/theme/ivygreen it is called ivygreen "SAVE THE WHALES COLLECT THE WHOLE SET!" Login or register to post comments.

What happened to the tutorial? for this and movie editor? Login or register to post comments. They were never created. Feel free to make your own. Login or register to post comments. To bad my tutorials never work. Login or register to post comments. Guess what guys!

A user named Jim2102 has made a tutorial video for the Ball editor. Its really useful! I've created so many cool levels. Go to my account to see them! Login or register to post comments. I'm trying to make a Sim version of the Ivy for a level I'm planning on making, but when I add detachable to the SimCommon, It doesn't detach and just moves the ball.

How am I supposed to fix this? Login or register to post comments. Sounds like you are missing a detach strand. Add a detach strand, give it an image and set the maxlen to around 60. This should work (look at ivy in the ball editor for reference.)