The Library window

One search box for every sprite, tile, background, sound and 3D wall NutHouse comes with, plus the things you have saved yourself.

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The Library window with the search box, the All/Sprites/Tiles/Backgrounds/Sounds tabs, category chips and a grid of cards
The Library. Type a word, or click a tab and a category.

How to find something

  1. Press 📚 Library in the toolbar.
  2. Type in the search box: “enemy”, “space”, “jump”. Every word you type has to match the name, tags, category or description.
  3. Or click a tab (Sprites, Tiles, Backgrounds, Sounds) and then a category chip like Enemies.
  4. Click a card. NutHouse adds it straight away and says so: “Added Slime”.

What is in it

Sprites and tiles71 of them in categories: Balls & Paddles, Bricks & Blocks, Characters, Enemies, Collectables, Space, Flyer, Maze, Animals, Items, Vehicles, Scenery, Tiles. Each card shows a chip saying how it moves, like 🚶 Patrols or ➡ Flies straight.
BackgroundsTen pictures: Sunny hills, Starry space, Underwater, Dungeon, Sunset city, Night forest, Desert, Snowy mountains, Castle hall, Cave. Clicking one puts it behind this level.
Sounds17 sounds, from Bounce to Spooky tune. Press ▶ on a card to listen before you add it.
3D wallsNine wall and door blocks for 3D levels. Only in Advanced and Expert modes.
⭐ My librarySprites you saved with ⭐ Save to My library, ready to use in any game.
📂 From another game…Open one of your .nuthouse files and borrow its objects.

Where else it opens

The same window opens from + Add object (showing sprites and tiles), from + Built-in sound in the sidebar (showing sounds), from More… under Background picture, and from + Add a block… in a 3D level. Each time it opens on the right tab.

Still stuck?

Try the Chocobreak tutorial, open a sample game and read its rules, or look at the questions people ask.