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For one, I made it on the Unreal engine, 4.18 which I just updated it to 4.19 yesterday, to be exact, Not a IOS app. And I don't even think you even can make levels in a mobile device as I pretty sure most game engines dont run on any mobile platform. if you paid attention to anything I said, I said I pretty much only made the level only to use the tileset and mess around with it to see what the animations, and what not would look like not so much to create a serious level. Not sure if you just over read that or you just didn't understand it. That's the only level i have on my School PC which was the only one i could show at the time.I could list a thousand things as well about why it isn't a serious level. Like too many layers, Ect.
And secondly, It was a 10k-600 or something, Which was more so meant to be a joke to piss off Sarah. Which i thought that was already well known? Worked before to make her spar me so I used it again. And although she didn't spar it was still worth it. Not sure why you're bringing up an obvious joke from like what 6 months ago?
Thirdly I'm gonna be using the playerworlds level editor tonight, I don't know why id be watching YouTube tutorials when I already know how to make levels and have been for like years now, I already know how to set collison, Set up GUI, Animations, plus I've made levels from tilesets that was pretty messy ( Not as messy as classic's but regardless still messy). Like when I made a level for the Solarus team, Which only took slightly over an hour. But as Crono said I'll try to create a level like swamptown tonight in about 2 hours or so.
And you are correct, If classic switched the tileset right now to a new one it would mess up. Mainly on appearance i assume Collison would likely remain the same as its a different thing in itself. But what I was suggesting was not so much a new tileset to switch out the old one but a new one that the devs could use in the future. Example being they keep the old one which keeps all the progress in classic but a new tileset for say Interior, overworld, Ect. So if they need to create something instead of making it with the old tileset they could make it with the new organized tileset.
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Well, you didn't really say it was just to "mess around with" im p sure. The context was basically "Guys look i can make a level in 40 minutes look how easy it is." You're using your level in comparison with the developers levels, which they spend many hours on. If it was just something you did to mess around, this wouldn't be the case. And if it is the case, then the fact that you're comparing an official town for a game with thousands of monthly users with something you did to "mess around" just makes your point even less correct, because you're saying that something you did to "mess around" took you 40 minutes, so something for a large game with a million downloads should as well?
Either you're making excuses for a mediocore level after the fact, or your point makes no sense.
As for what you said about how you're trying the graal levelling tool tonight, you're kinda ignoring everyones point here.
Graals levelling tool is not only extremely unique in setup and execution, but it's extremely outdated. The programs you've claimed to have been using are much more modern, and they're worked on daily by developers with the purpose of being easy to use. In comparison, graals editor probably hasn't gotten updated since before most of its playerbase was born. So although you may have "Extreme developing experience" with other games, it'll have very little actual effect when it comes to graal developing. It's like people having a smartphone and not knowing how to use a telegraph from centuries ago.
I wouldn't call myself an "developer" by any means, but I've worked on various small projects before with various tools, including the one graal uses. And from experience, I can say that graals tools take much more effort and time because of how outdated and over complicated they are.
Obviously that doesn't mean it takes years for a NGS, but a decent "town" (Babord in this case) would take days or weeks of hard effort to be fully done.