Has anyone made a 3D level editor with GLB?

[Yodaman Jer]

One of my biggest, incomplete projects to date (I've been working on the idea since 2009) thrives off of the integration of a built-in level editor to allow the player to build their own worlds, thus hopefully increasing the replay value.

I was just wondering if anyone here has made a 3D level editor with GLB? I've made plenty of them in DarkBASIC. I'm going to try to do it with GLB once I have the full version, and I'm excited because I think I could build my own custom meshes in the editor thanks to the "add vertex" commands. Has anyone done that before? I think it would be great for level editors!

If you have made a 3D level editor, can you post a screen shot or two and tell me how you did things? I've always loved level editors and they're always fun to code, especially in a new language! I'm going to try and make a 2D one later this week, I'll post back when I've got it running. It will be my first GLB program! 

[Kitty Hello]

a veeeeery old project of mine:
http://www.glbasic.com/showroom.php?site=games&game=Wumbo3D
has a 3D level editor (it uses pre-build 3D objects you can place and move along a path).
The code is horrible!!! Don't even dare opening it. It came from a version of GLB with no integers, no types, no nothing.

[MrTAToad]

Ahhh - those were the days 

GLBasic has come a very long way...  What is odd though is that generally Google finds occurances of GLBasic 3 demo, rather than the latest version...

[Yodaman Jer]

I've actually downloaded Wumbo3D and it looked pretty dang cool. It's one of the demos that helped me decide to get GLB.

How in the world did you do it without types and integers?! That would make my face morph into something like this if I even attempted it: 

[Kitty Hello]

It wasn't hard. I had global arrays for everything. The only problem is, that I coded it quickly and had all varaibles and use in mind. Changing something now might require some investigations...