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frozen-bubble-editor

FROZEN-BUBBLE-EDITOR(6) 				  The Frozen-Bubble Level editor				   FROZEN-BUBBLE-EDITOR(6)

NAME

       frozen-bubble-editor - a level editor for Frozen Bubble

SYNOPSIS

       frozen-bubble-editor [OPTION]...

DESCRIPTION

       This  editor lets you manipulate level-sets, in which you can add, remove and modify levels thanks to a mouse-oriented interface (there are
       also many interesting keyboard shortcuts). The interface is very straightforward: click on the written planches on the left an right  parts
       of  the screen to perform the relevant actions, and on the level area to change the bubble color; use the "void" bubble (or right-click) to
       remove a bubble.

OPTIONS

       -h, --help
	      show command-line options summary

       -fs, --fullscreen
	      start in fullscreen mode

       -lsFILENAME, --levelsetFILENAME
	      directly start with the specified levelset name

       -lNUMB, --levelNUMB
	      directly start the level number NUMB

       -cb, --colourblind
	      use special bubbles for colourblind people

KEY SHORTCUTS

       The following key shortcuts are available during level edition:

       F1     displays the help dialog

       p, h, left
	      previous level

       n, l, right
	      next level

       up     first level

       down   last level

       a      append level

       i      insert level

       d      delete level

       ]      move level right

       [      move level left

       j      jump to level (after j, enter level number, then Return)

       o      open levelset

       s      save levelset

       f      toggle fullscreen

       q, Escape
	      quit

       During dialogs, you may use Return to accept and Escape to cancel.

AUTHOR

       Written by Kim Joham and David Joham <[k|d]joham  at  yahoo.com>.   Integration	work  by  Guillaume  Cottenceau  <guillaume.cottenceau	at
       free.fr>.  This manual page was written by Guillaume Cottenceau.

       Visit official homepage: http://www.frozen-bubble.org/

SEE ALSO

       frozen-bubble(6)

COPYRIGHT

       Copyright (C) 2002, 2003 Kim Joham and David Joham <[k|d]joham at yahoo.com>.

       This  is  Free Software; this software is licensed under the GPL version 2, as published by the Free Software Foundation.  There is NO war-
       ranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

FBE
								 February 2, 2003					   FROZEN-BUBBLE-EDITOR(6)

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