KeenEdit
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 | This article is about the first Commander Keen level editor. For Andrew Durdin's level editor that was originally know as KeenEdit, see KeenWright. |
KeenEdit
| Developer(s) | Jeremy Haubold |
|---|---|
| Initial release | Unknown |
| Latest update | 1996-03-06 |
| Development status | Finished |
| Platform | DOS |
| Tool Type | Level Editor |
| Engine(s) | Keen:Vorticons |
| Download | KeenEdit v.1.2 newest |
KeenEdit is the first fan-created Commander Keen level editor to be published on the internet and used to create many of the oldest Commander Keen fan levels.
It is a DOS-based editor created by Jeremy Haubold and was intended to produce and modify Commander Keen 1 levels, though due to their similar nature it is also a fairly functional editor for Commander Keens 2 and 3. Unlike later level editors which used captured level tile graphics, KeenEdit uses ASCII characters to represent tiles.
The newest version of KeenEdit, version 1.2, was released in 1996.