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This is not meant to be a replacement for the Extreme Edition. This is the necessary content to play episodes 1 and 2. For the goodies and extras, please see the Extreme Edition of Episode 1
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A very early release of the KevEdit ZZT editor. It can't do much of anything, but was released in its time to help contestants in the "Interactive Fantasies 24 Artistic Hours of ZZT" competition with its ability to easily use STK colors and place objects.
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The DOS version of KevEdit. Recently, KevEdit has become quite a program, especially with the latest version. It is easy to use, and it runs on most any operating system with ease. Though it is not updated too often, when it IS updated, it comes with many new features and many bug fixes.
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The Windows version of KevEdit. Recently, KevEdit has become quite a program, especially with the latest version. It is easy to use, and it runs on most any operating system with ease. Though it is not updated too often, when it IS updated, it comes with many new features and many bug fixes.
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A drop in replacement for ZZT v3.2 with an alternative HUD displaying information on things like board exits, stat counts, and more. SolidHUD also makes some gameplay changes to alleviate minor frustrations with ZZT since as quieting down bullet spam, new cheats, and preventing message windows from being closed by shooting.
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Weave 2.2c is here!
This is the "Soft" Weave, keeping the same logic as ZZT 3.2, bugs and all, but giving you some control over how things look and the quantities associated with items.
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Weave 2.2e is here!
This is the "Firm" Weave, using the same code pathways as ZZT 3.2, with fixed bugs, the same control over colors, messages and sounds as SoftWeave, and some expanded options for your ZZT worlds with a few added commands, directions, and other features. Check out FIRMDEMO for more info.
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Softweave 2.5 expands on the foundation provided by Softweave 2.2, including a unified and improved configuration format, fixing a handful of classic 3.2 bugs, and improved handling of player clones.
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Weave 2.5 expands on the ideas started by Weave 2.2, and comes with a greatly improved configuration file format.
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This is the complete Weave 3 suite, with the following tools and utilities included: The Weave 3 executable, the WEAVEDMO demo world, and the WEBWEAVE and WEBZZT32 drag-and-drop tools. The LOOMzzt editor is provided separately.
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This is the complete Weave 3 suite, with the following tools and utilities included: The Weave 3 executable, the WEAVEDMO demo world, and the WEBWEAVE drag-and-drop tool. Please visit https://meangirls.itch.io/weave-3 for the complete download, including additional utilities and the file editing tools.
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This has been added for nostalgic purposes--to show what the earlier version of ZZT looked like. We recommend not using this for playing OR editing games, though it is worth a look.
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An unofficial release of ZZT that fixes some bugs and increases limits. Board sizes can now be 32k. The bottom row #put bug is fixed. Water no longer plays a sound when touched.
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The final release in the ZZT 4.x series
Released during the Glorious Trainwrecks' Glorious Weekend of ZZT Blitzkrieg-o-thon 5/11/2012.
* ZZT's 20k board limit has been increased to 65k.
* ZZT's bottom-row placement bug has been fixed.
* ZZT is now 39k.
* untitled.zzt, temp.brd, and saved.sav will no longer be the default. Now by default you must put in a name of your own. This means no more angst over accidentally saving over your last board, saved game, or ZZT project.
* 255 objects per board, 255 boards per zzt world.
* Removed most in-game messages and sound effects. Kept the item pick-up messages and the invisible wall sound and message.
* The game no longer crashes if your cursor accidentally wanders off the board when using f4 in the editor. (If you continue typing off into oblivion, though, it will still crash)
