This program helps to create component slot layout files for ship sets.



Note that it is written with VB, so you might need to get this dll to run it: COMDLG32.OCX

"SE5MapCreator" is visual GUI to create and edit (previously created by the same application) maps for SE5. It can't edit the maps generated by the game, as the encryption used by Malfador hasn't been released, or at least I don't know it.

This Map Creator / Editor uses the mapcompiler released by MM.
This Map Creator couldn't have been written without the base put by Rick (rick@gibbed.us) and his map creator for Space Empires 5 ((c) Malfador Machinations 2006) (more info on http://www.spaceempires5.com/en-US/project/rmg).

Syntax file for use with the Editplus text editor. Can probably be adapted to other editors that use similar settings files.

Flexible and easy-to-use GUI editor for modding SE5 data files.

A quick and dirty weapon damage formula builder app. Note that it requires the .NET Framework 2.0.

Renders a chart showing the max/min damage vs. range vs. tech level of a weapon formula.

((spaceempires5.com is broken; anyone have a copy of this file? contact Fyron.))

A tool that allows you to quickly create formations for SE:V using a point-and-click interface.

This script file is designed to be included by others.
It renders optional the prefix "Sys_" and all of the underscores found in all of Aaron''s function names.
So instead of typing:
"Sys_Get_Empire_Research_Tech_Area_Accumulated_Points(playerIdx, techID)"

You can say just:
"GetEmpireResearchTechAreaAccumulatedPoints(playerIdx, techID)"
OR
"Get_Empire_Research_Tech_Area_Accumulated_Points(playerIdx, techID)"
OR
"SysGetEmpireResearchTechAreaAccumulatedPoints(playerIdx, techID)"

Genesis is a map editor for Space Empires 5. You can create maps from scratch, or generate a random map and customize it. Mods are fully supported.

REQUIRED: You must have the Microsoft .NET Framework version 2 installed in order to run Genesis.

This program is something I wrote (using DBPro) on a weekend to spare myself from the procedure of mesh size correction. You can determine scale multiplier values by shrinking and enlarging your model while comparing it to it's Terran equivalent. Very useful if you're dealing with a complete set of mis-proportioned ships.

Note: Place the executable file into the "Empires" directory of SEV.