Ved

As of a42, you can copy the data of any room to the system clipboard and paste it in another room.

Soon

Edit: added in a37.

Added in a38.

It was just a bit broken because it required no spaces to be in the command to add the "Go to" buttons correctly.

Fixed in a38.

EDIT: The real issue was the lines belonged to text boxes so they didn't get a "go to" button, this has now been changed in a38.

Why not, along with flipping horizontally and vertically.

Edit: you can now rotate rooms by 180° in a46 (but not yet the entities)

Edit 2: function to rotate rooms by 180° is now complete in a47, so as far as the original idea is concerned, this is finished.

Will be added soon.

Edit: Bounds are now shown and can now be edited, albeit in a bit of a weird way. Please read the changelog for more information.

See https://gitgud.io/Dav999/ved/merge_requests/6

I was working on the feature to delete scripts, but it's currently not yet finished. It'll be coming soon!

EDIT: Feature added in a60

You can press ctrl+P anywhere to go to the start point, or right click the start point tool.

Fixed in b5

b5 fixes the saving bug that b4 had.

Done in 1.3.0.

Done.

[27.05.2016]
Is this really a problem, though?

[22.09.2019]
This has been fixed by yourself. (!30)

Should be fixed in b7.

You can already use shift+right click, read the "Getting started" help page

Thanks for reporting, can confirm that putting flag or ifflag in a script without arguments crashes Ved.

Edit: fixed in b8

Can't seem to reproduce this, saving platform speeds and loading them in both Ved and VVVVVV works fine for me. But I remember working on a level ages ago where I tried to change the platform speed for a specific room (by editing the .vvvvvv) and I kept failing to get it to work- is this happening in specific rooms or in all rooms? Does Ved show the platform speed for such a room as 4 after saving and loading? Can you give me coordinates of a room in which it's not working?

Edit: see comments

You can already create straight horizontal/vertical lines by holding the "[" and "]" keys to lock the Y and X cursor positions.

Unfortunately this level was actually saved with b4. This can be found in the level file:

<levelMetaData>
$EDLEVELCLASSES$ </levelMetaData>
<script>$SCRIPT$</script>

Nevertheless, it should now be possible to open a level like this in b8.

Fixed in b8.

See https://gitgud.io/Dav999/ved/merge_requests/7

Is your scaling set to 2?

Open %appdata%\LOVE\ved\settings.lua (on Mac it's Application Support instead of %appdata%) and make sure s.scale is set to 1.

EDIT: b12 now automatically resets the scale if the window won't fit on the screen.

Added in b12!

This is fixed in b12

Hmmm... It's also possible to change the gravity line length manually with that dialog (which someone might want to do and not have their settings overridden the moment they save), but I'll make it check whether only the x/y position has changed, and if so, correct all lines in the room.

Edit: done in b17

Fixed in b16.

Ved 1.1 will have a way to create load scripts when placing the terminal or script box: when typing the script name, instead of pressing enter, you can press shift+enter to create a load script with an unused flag, and ctrl+enter to create one
with just iftrinkets(0,script).

Ved doesn't come with a built-in testing function unfortunately (since it'd be too hard to accurately replicate every bit of VVVVVV's physics and all other things that the engine has to offer.) So you need to have VVVVVV open beside it, and when you want to test, just quicksave in Ved, load in VVVVVV, and then test it there.

What I can imagine happening in the future, is integrating specially made (stripped) versions of VVVVVV Make & Play which can instantly load a level and start testing in a specific room at specific coordinates, depending on passed arguments. I'd need to talk with Terry about that, though.

Yes, they would, level notes are stored in the level file.