The Official Rain World Level Edtior can be used to make your own custom maps that can be added into the game. With some time and modding experience, you can even make entirely new regions with it. It is the actual editor that the developers created and used to make all of the maps currently in the game, so it is very powerful and flexible!

There was already an early access release of the editor given out to modders, but using the editor required having an installation of Adobe Director, which is obsolete software that is hard to get a hold of. I've put together this "public ready" release of the editor, which can be run as-is without having to install any additional software. Just download it, extract it, run it, and you're good to go to start creating levels. There's also been a number of usability tweaks and improvements made to the editor based on the feedback and experiences of the modders that have been using the early access version so far.

You can download the latest version of the level editor here[ln.sync.com]


The Level Editor can be tricky to learn to use, and requires a lot of experimenting and trial and error. However, there are a number of resources available to you along your level editing journey:

• The Rain World Modding Wiki[rain-world-modding.wikia.com] has a number of articles to introduce you to working with and controlling the level editor.

• Here is a comprehensive video guide on using the level editor to make maps and regions.

• The Rain World Discord has a #modding channel where you can get support from other level creators: https://discord.gg/rainworld

• I've made an image converter application[ln.sync.com] that will convert PNG files into level editor projects. I suggest holding off on using this tool until you've made a few maps with just the level editor alone (so that you can get a feel for everything). But once you're familiar with things, this tool is very useful to speed up your workflow.

• If you make any levels with the editor, feel free to share them in this topic! RainDB also features a spotlight of some of the outstanding community-made maps: http://raindb.net/gallery