| Display title | TFE Editor - Creating or Importing a Level |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Now it is time to create a level or import one into your project. For now, we will assume you called you mod MyMod - though any name will do. Make sure your project is created and loaded, you should see the name of the project at the top of the screen. Go to Asset Type (left, near the top) and choose Level. |
