Installing WOLF RPG Editor

Download and extract WOLF RPG Editor, then run the Sample Game, and open the Editor.

Author: SmokingWOLF

※ Note: This lesson assumes you already know how to download files and perform basic file operations (such as deleting files).

Downloading the program

You can download the latest version of the Editor from ModDB. After that, you will see a zip file with a filename similar to this:

"en-US Woditor vx.xxx.zip" (where xxx is a version number, such as "3.691")

First, extract the downloaded file.

Extracting the program

A window will appear asking you to select an extraction folder. Select "OK".

※ Note: You may first be asked whether to allow the program to run. In that case, click "OK" as well.

After extraction is complete

Once extraction is complete, a folder named: "en-US Woditor" will be created.

At this point, the original file "en-US Woditor vx.xxx.zip" is no longer needed, so you can safely delete it.

Now you can open the extracted folder.

WOLF RPG Editor files

Inside the "en-US" folder you will see the files.

There are a lot of them, but for now the only ones you need are: Game.exe and Editor.exe.

※ Note: All files used by the game are stored inside the "Data" folder, so be careful not to delete it!

※ Tip: The "Extras" folder contains useful sample resources. You can safely delete it when distributing your game.

To play the Sample Game

Run "Game.exe"

The Sample Game will start, and a screen like the one on the right will appear.

Controls:
Z (Enter/Space): Confirm,
X (ESC/Backspace): Cancel,
Shift: Special Action Key.

To exit the game, click the "×" in the top right corner, or press Alt+F4.

If you want to start editing

Run "Editor.exe" The editor will launch.

By default, you will see Map 0 "Title", which is just a plain black map with a single event and an "S" start position marker shown as a small square.

If you played the Sample Game earlier in Step 5, try switching maps and opening the familiar "Sample Map A"!

※ This is a faithful translation of the original guide, with minor editorial additions (terminology notes, extra examples, beginner-friendly clarifications) and updated screenshots, while preserving the original intent and instructions.