PoLiX

SubSpace 2.00 in a convenient zip file

SubSpace 1.34 and 1.34d in convenient zip files

The original SubSpace Tile Editor Extremely basic.

Original mass used SubSpace Map Editor. Still works to this day, and was not even meant to be publicly released.

Outdated SubSpace Map Editor

Used to edit lvz ini setting files

This program will multiply by 16 any number inside () marks in the specified file. Good for making LVZ INI files using map coordinates. Nested () marks will cause the program to get confused and will resuly in invalid output. Example: ((((()))(()()))) will become ()()()()()()()() Usage: ic.exe Output will be in output.ini

Free Advanced Creation/Translation System The original SubSpace / Continuum multi-purpose editor

ISO of Virgin Interactive Entertainment's original commercial release of SubSpace! Burn your own CD copy of SubSpace to prove your true Geekdom!

Snrrrub's attempt at a new SubSpace client for Linux OS.

Continuum .38 Pre-Release 1 files

Continuum 0.39pr1 files

UNSUPPORTED Back-Up of SubSpace Anims.dll for game animations

UNSUPPORTED Revert your SubSpace 2.00 back to SubSpace 1.34

UNSUPPORTED Update SubSpace 1.34 to SubSpace 2.00

CLE (Continuum Level Editor) is a new map editor writtin in delphi(i don't have the time to learn c++ saddly). Based off of SSME 8.1 with a few improvements. currently all the tools work. the fill area is a little buggy but only on large scale jobs. sadly a major shortcomming(although hopefully fixed shortly) is there is no cut,copy, or paste and you can;t move around a selection. however there are new improved features to hopefully make maping quicker. i've introduced my 'smart tile' system. you can define the layout of a tileset and then save yourself some time by not having to worry about making sure all the proper tiles are being used. you can also now rotate a selection(square selections only hold shift). with the smart tile if you rotate or flip a selection the tiles will try to correct themselves. and if everything is defined properly then you should needa retile a flipped selection! woot! the next addition should be cut copy and paste and hopefully that won't be too far off oh for those who care about this sort of thing, my view of version numbers is that when you get things like 1.1 1.3 etc it's very arbitrary as to how much is actually updated. ie does a change from 1.1 to 1.2 have as much from 1.2 to 1.3 or 1.9 to 2.0. so my version numbers will correspond to the day that the file was updated and nothing else, so you will always know when you have the most current version. check the changes.txt for what has been updated -Cuervo Muerte

All tools needed for .lvz making