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Export Console

Import Console

Activate keyboard control

Modifier: [Modifier] set to
Playfield manipulation: ↑ set to (+[Modifier] to shift playfield)
← set to (+[Modifier] to shift playfield)
→ set to (+[Modifier] to shift playfield)
↓ set to (+[Modifier] to shift playfield)
↪ set to (+[Modifier] to shift playfield)
↩ set to (+[Modifier] to shift playfield)
Frame manipulation: [New frame] set to (+[Modifier] to copy into new frame)
[Delete frame] set to (+[Modifier] to Delete all after)
[Previous frame] set to (+[Modifier] to get to the first)
[Next frame] set to (+[Modifier] to go to the last)
Palette manipulation: [Paint Piece] set to (+[Modifier] to lock)
[Next Piece] set to
[Previous Piece] set to
[1st row cycle] set to
[2nd row cycle] set to
[3rd row cycle] set to
[4th row cycle] set to
[5th row cycle] set to
[6th row cycle] set to
[7th row cycle] set to
[8th row cycle] set to

Click on an element of the palette to select it.
Click on the playfield to place that element. Some elements ("decoration") are drawn as overlay
Cliking on the playfield while the "Active ?" checkbox is ticked place a unique (per playfield) active piece. It can then be moved at will in the Field manipulation area.
Checking "Advance after click" will do the same as clicking on the "New copy" button.
Rectangular fill fills a rectangular area of the selected element. The area is determined by two clicks.
Recursive fill works like the paint bucked of your average image editor.

Clicking on the export button will produce a string in the appropriate console. The string represents your drawn playfield in an encoded form.
You can select which part of the diagram you wish to encode (the whole playfield or only the current frame.
You can select whetever you want pure code, an already BBtagged code or the direct links to either the viewer or the editor.