This is the main asset and documentation hub for bittyBIG Studio tools, extensions, and game development resources. Start with the available assets below, then check back as new tools, extensions, and support pages are added.
Download the extension folder, place it in Stencyl’s engine-extensions folder, then restart Stencyl. Enable it from your project’s Extensions settings.
Import the behavior into your Stencyl project, attach it to the correct actor or scene, then adjust the exposed settings in the Inspector.
A flexible multi-camera and viewport system for Stencyl with zoom, rotation, split-screen, picture-in-picture, screen shake, tracking modes, and display controls.
Interactive documentation, block glossary, quick start examples, viewport setup builder, troubleshooting, and release notes.
A controller and input management system for Stencyl that standardizes gamepad input, supports presets, and simplifies multi-player input setup.
Future documentation for controller mapping, presets, HTML5 input support, and player input setup.
An audio effects extension for Stencyl with channel routing, EQ, delay, filters, presets, and reusable effect controls.
Future documentation for sound routing, effects, presets, delay, EQ, filters, and Windows setup notes.
A Windows-focused Stencyl extension that improves DPI scaling behavior and helps games display more consistently across different monitor scale settings.
Windows DPI behavior, manifest setup, fullscreen notes, troubleshooting, and compatibility guidance.
A ready-to-use 2D platformer foundation for Stencyl with premade movement, actors, effects, audio, and a testing scene.
Setup notes, included behaviors, actor examples, testing guidance, and customization details.
A collection of reusable 2D movement behaviors for Stencyl, including movement, jumping, and tuning options for common game styles.
Setup guides, behavior examples, jump and movement tuning, and readable Stencyl workflow notes.
A simple starter extension template for building custom Stencyl extensions without having to recreate the folder structure and base files from scratch.
A practical guide to extension folder structure, Haxe scripts, custom block anatomy, field types, palette organization, testing, and debugging.