World editor
Move the islands in your half of the sky and choose their springs. The other half follows by itself.
Since v15.
How it works
The editor opens from New world. You move the islands in your half and choose their springs; the other half copies them, turned or mirrored like the world. The fairness checks tell you right away if the world holds up. The editor moves islands and springs. It doesn’t draw cells and landings.
Saving and sharing
A saved world gets a code of 8 letters and digits and a link: whoever opens the link plays that world. In “My worlds” you open them again, copy the link or delete them. Editor worlds can also be played online against a friend, and replays and saves keep them the way you made them.
See also
- Mentioned here or mentioning this page
- Free play and New world · Worlds: size, symmetry, code
What’s new
- v23.4 The account, leaderboard, World of the Day and world editor screens follow it too.
- v15 World editor, from New world: you move the islands on your half of the sky and choose their springs. The other half follows on its own. The fairness checks tell you right away if the world works.
- v15 A saved world gets a code of 8 letters and numbers and a link. Whoever opens the link plays that world. In “My worlds” you can open them again, copy the link or delete them.
- v15 Editor worlds can be played online against a friend too. Replays and saved matches keep them the way you made them.