This is something I've been postponing for a long time. I'm mostly delaying it for the "dread" of having to pick and learn a GUI library. A quick and dirty con

This is something I've been postponing for a long time. I'm mostly delaying it for the "dread" of having to pick and learn a GUI library. A quick and dirty content agnostic grid based level editor. When making some game prototypes and in Ludum Dares I find myself making grid based games. I use text files or excel to "build" my levels, but it is cumbersome and not very flexible. What I want is: - A grid view. Where I can "dig" cells. Either the grid is infinite or I can add/remove columns and rows. - A generic "level content manager". I can add into the project a set of "tags" (Enemy X, item Y, trap Z, event W) with a visual representation (shapes and colors) - I can add these previously created "content" to cells in the map. - It exports to a generic format. JSON is the first one that comes to mind. EXTRA: Export to Lua. With the option to add custom code bits to cells/content that is semantically checked.