Iteration speed
A Cygon level is a living structure where every element is linked. Modifications propagate intelligently, so you stop adjusting things by hand and start moving at the speed of your ideas.
Build the level, not the busywork.
A Cygon level is a living structure where every element is linked. Modifications propagate intelligently, so you stop making manual adjustments by hand and start moving at the speed of your ideas. Drag, drop, reshape. Think about what to do, not how to do it.
Automatic detection connects your objects as you build. Walls, floors and props understand how they fit together with no manual setup.
Change one element and every connected one updates with it. Your objects are truly aware of each other and understand their environment, so the whole scene stays coherent while you iterate.
An ultra-intuitive interface lets you visualize the relationships between objects and adjust them in a click. Full control over the structure, none of the complexity.
Links form as you build
Place walls and elements at a natural pace and watch the connections appear on their own, before you make a single edit.
One change, whole-scene update
A single edit ripples through everything connected for example a change propagating across several floors at once.
In practice
One decision, zero busywork
Picture a three-storey manor with a staircase running through it. You decide the ground floor needs more height. In most tools, that single decision means moving every floor above, refitting the staircase and checking each wall and opening by hand.
In Cygon, you raise the ceiling and everything follows: the upper floors shift, the staircase extends, the openings stay aligned. The change costs seconds, so nothing stops you from trying the opposite five minutes later.
Under the hood
How the linking actually works
As you build, Cygon analyses the geometry you place: a wall that touches a floor, a staircase that connects two levels, a prop resting on a surface. Those relationships are recorded as live links, without you declaring anything.
When you edit an element, Cygon walks that graph of links and recomputes only what is affected: heights, anchors, openings, snapping. That is why a whole scene can follow one change without a bake step or a script.
Why it matters
What it changes over a full project
Iteration speed is not about saving a minute here and there. It changes which ideas get explored at all: when a variation costs seconds, you test the risky layouts instead of only the safe ones, and the level you ship is the best of ten, not the first that worked.
It also changes reviews. A feedback session ends with the fix applied live, not with a list of tickets, because adjusting the layout in front of the team costs nothing.
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Each feature handles one part of your workflow, from first sketch to playable level.
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Each feature covers one part of the workflow. Together, they take you from first sketch to playable level.
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