ZZTAE v1.0.3

ZZTAE v1.0.3 sets both of the centipede segment ordering values, "Leader" and "Follower", to 0 instead of -1 for every statted element in a board regardless of its type, including the player, and including centipede heads and segments. This results in centipede segments which never move or become heads because they have no code in the event that their "Leader" values are exactly 0; and the centipede head locking ZZT in an infinite loop as soon as it is processed, because the head has no code in the event that its own "Follower" value is exactly 0 (the player), and then if the "Follower" value of its follower (the player) happens to also be exactly 0.

The ZZT Advanced Editor, the best thing to make your new and hip ZZT games in. It's like ZZT, but everything is shinier. You can make instant background fades, without having to spend hours getting it to look just right. There are object libraries to keep you from having to re-create those Burger Joint-esque doors all the time. you never need STK again with ZZTAE, the entire palette is at your disposal by the press of a button. It even makes newly created boards completely blank; that's right, no yellow borders.

Having surpassed the buggy Kevedit as the leading ZZT editor, ZZTAE isn't without it's own share of bugs. You still have a chance of corrupting your ZZT, forcing the nervous, pessimistic ZZTers to constantly have to make back-ups.

This problem aside, ZZTAE is far better to use than ZZT. You still need ZZT to test your game though; ZZTAE is a true blue editor, no exceptions. If you don't think ZZTAE is for you, get it anyway. It's vast array of features might change your mind.