Settings

Open the settings panel with the gear button in the corner of the screen (on macOS it's also in the menu bar). It slides open and holds everything you can change without editing the config file by hand.

Levels

The Levels dropdown lists every level in your current world. Pick one to jump straight to it. Choosing New... lets you name and create a fresh level to build in. Your worlds are kept separate, so you can have one for experiments and one for your masterpiece.

Player Color

The color of your character in multiplayer. Enu picks a random color for you the first time it launches, so everyone in a shared world looks different. Use this dropdown to change it to any of Enu's built-in colors.

Environment

Changes the scenery and lighting around you. default is the usual purple world, but there are others to try: gb gives everything a Game Boy tint, noir goes hazy black and white, and strange is, well, strange. Switching is instant, so flip through them and see which you like.

Full Screen

Toggles between filling the whole screen and running in a window.

Megapixels

How sharp the world looks. Higher is crisper but asks more of your computer. Lower is blurrier but runs faster. If things ever feel choppy, turn this down a notch. Use the arrows to step through sensible values.

Font Size

How big the text is in the code editor and console. Nudge it up or down with the arrows.

Toolbar Size

How big the tool icons are along the bottom of the screen.

Connect

To join someone else's world, type their address into Remote Server Address and press Connect. Connecting or disconnecting restarts Enu. See the Multiplayer page for how to host a world of your own.