StarCraft II Editor

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in Game Modding Tools

Runs on Mac, Windows.

StarCraft II Editor is ranked #3 of 24 in game modding tools on The Geeks Club. It runs on macOS, Windows. There is a free plan.

StarCraft II Editor plans and pricing

StarCraft II Editor Free Editor for creating maps and mods for StarCraft II news.blizzard.com · 4 Oct 2026

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Purpose: The editor lets players create custom maps and mods for StarCraft II.
Map types: The editor supports player-created tower defense maps, MOBAs, campaigns, and competitive ladder maps.
Campaigns: Custom campaigns can support map-to-map loading and can be played through the StarCraft II Arcade.
Editor modules: The editor includes Trigger and Data Editors for manipulating game assets and creating visual effects.
Data editing: The Data Editor's Easy Mode groups data collections and presents selected fields in a customizable table view.
Terrain tools: The Galaxy Editor supports up to 15 cliff layers and includes terrain editing for shallow and deep water pathing.
Triggers: The Trigger Editor includes a GUI for working with data table instances.
Publishing: Blizzard's maps and mods guidance describes how to publish created content on Battle.net.
Storage limit: A patch note states that the default server storage space for Arcade map creators was increased to 300 MB.
Mac support: A patch note states that Test Document works properly in the Mac StarCraft II Editor.
Security: The editor includes a Verify Bank trigger function to check whether a bank's signature is intact.
Intended users: Blizzard describes the editor as a tool for aspiring map designers and experienced mod makers.
Price from: Free

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