This editor allows you to see the map in the same way that actual game displays it. You can place rooms, doors and change terain in the similar way than inside the game engine.
With this editor, you can do all rooms, and add action points, static lights and basic things. The interface is easy to master, and there's extensive manual available - this makes this editor perfect for beginners.
The only problem with Official Editor is lack of speed limit - on new computers, you may find this program to work very fast - scrolling screen will also work very fast, making it hard to properly edit maps.
The Bullfrog Editor may be downloaded from many places on the web. It is also included on original CD with Dungeon Keeper Gold.
Work on this editor started in 2021, and as such it sports a modern interface and has support for KeeperFX features. Ease of use is prioritized, and you can select a 3d view to get a good feel for how your dungeon will look.
Maps are browsable and playable using the "Play" button.
You can set up file association on Windows with any of the map file types (.slb, .clm, .tng, etc) and
the editor will open the map when you open the file in Windows. You can also drag a file into the
editor window to open the map.
As it currently stands this editor is a perfectly good alternative to the other editors, though it is still in active development.
You can download the latest version here:
Another Dungeon Keeper Map Editor is definetely the most featured one. It allows creating many things which are not available in Official editor. It is also able to verify map, checking if all properties are properly set, and if the commands in script are proper.
There are also some special functions - with ADiKtEd, you can create BMP miniatures of maps and draw graffitis on walls. All commands are described in help screens, which you may easily display by pressing F1 key.
This editor is used mostly by professional mapmakers; beginners may have problems with mastering the text-based interface - ADiKtEd is a console tool.
It was the first map editor for Dungeon Keeper. Written in Visual Basic, it's relatively simple and has nice interface with top view of the map.
Unfortunately, it is no longer in development for many years, and has lots of bugs. Actually, it corrupts the map files, and creates many logic errors on maps. This causes various graphics errors, and may even hang the game.
The source code for UnDed is now released. You can download the latest version here:
Please report any problems or dead links.
Read README file before using any of the tools!