Navigate to your chosen directory and open.Move your cursor up to the top of the screen and select File -> Load Level.Download the archive and unpack all four files into a directory of your choice.When uploading a map for others to play, make sure all files are accounted for. Up/Downloading and Testing/Playing Custom MapsĮvery level consists of four files, all of which need to be together for a level to work: *.hlm, *.obj, *.tls and *.wll. Note that not every menu item is available/finished yet. To play, save and load maps, move your mouse cursor to the top of the screen! This will also allow you to change your map settings. Also, the required addresses will likely change with every update - the first method is proven to work, and as such, recommended. Note that this method does not seem to work for everyone. You should now be able to access the editor from the main menu.Run the game using the newly modified executable.For version 1.01h (Steam): Jump to address 6C7EDD, change its value to 60 then, move one address forward (to 6C7EDE) and change its value to 25.
For versions pre-1.01h: Jump to address 77A30C.Open the Hotline Miami 2 executable with the hex editor of your choice.This is an optional step, but recommended in case something goes wrong. Back up your original Hotline Miami 2 executable.For Windows systems, XVI32 is a suitable program. You will be able to access the Editor from the main menu.Run the game using the modified executable.This will work with both GoG and Steam versions of the game. Download this file and place it in your Hotline Miami 2 directory.Thanks to /u/Qbazzz for figuring this out and sharing it with the community! Here are multiple ways to access the editor in the current version: This version of the editor allows for single-floor levels. There is, however, a way to access an early, unfinished version of the editor that ships with the game files. Unfortunately, the complete version of the editor is not completed yet and will be released at a later date. Hotline Miami 2 will feature a full-fledged Level Editor that will make it possible for players to create their own maps, complete with cutscenes, multiple floors, music and pretty much everything else one could think of and/or wish for in a Hotline Miami game. Furthermore, there is no guarantee that maps made with the Alpha version will be compatible with the final release. For all we know, the final version might look completely different. Keep in mind that the current Alpha Level Editor is extremely preliminary, prone to crashes, buggy and unfinished - hence why it is not initially accessible.
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