Rooms
Rooms are organizational containers for entities. They group Rectangles, Objects, and Paths into meaningful sections of a Document. If you have used artboards in design tools, Rooms play a similar role: they define a named area and the content that belongs inside it.
Use Rooms for level sections, building interiors, repeated encounter spaces, camera regions, or any area your game should treat as a unit.
Room fields
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| X | number |
| Y | number |
| Width | number |
| Height | number |
| Children | Array of Rectangles, Objects, Paths |
Example uses
- One section of a level.
- The inside of a building in an RPG town.
- A reusable pattern in a procedural game.
- A named gameplay area your runtime can load, scan, or interpret.
Placing Rooms
- Select the Room tool. Keyboard shortcut: A.
- Click and drag in the document workspace to draw the Room.
- Move and resize the Room as needed.
- Drag Rectangles, Objects, or Paths into the Room through the sidebar when you want them grouped together.
Rooms are included in Code Export and preview data. Your game code can use each Room's bounds, name, and children however it needs.