TibEd 1

Introduction

The first version of TibEd was released several months after the release of Command & Conquer: Tiberian Sun. Only basic editing was supported in that version, and current versions of TibEd offer much more. But the essence of TibEd remains the same: quickly editing units through an interface, and not hiding any options (like some other editors do). This makes TibEd the choice for both beginner and pro mod makers.

Who says Crazy Ivan should be weak?
Who says Crazy Ivan should be weak?
(example of the TibEd interface for Red Alert 2)

Another advantage of TibEd is that it supports multiple games. Once you get to know how TibEd works, you can be sure most of that knowledge also applies to the editors for other games. Games supported at the moment are Tiberian Sun, Red Alert 2, Dune 2000, Red Alert 1 and the old Command & Conquer: Windows 95 edition.

Games supported by TibEd 1

Function overview

Here is a specification of the things TibEd can do (see below for download information):

 

Seeing more of TibEd

Then you'd best go to the special screenshots page.

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Download freeware version

You can download a freeware version from the download page.

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