Starkeys Panel Editor

Opening a project

Open folder… — load a project directory from disk.
Open ZIP… — load a .zip of a project. Until you use Save as…, Save stays disabled.
Open Template… — load the bundled starter project from the editor host. Same rules as a ZIP until you save to a folder.

Files and the tree

The root .conf file (the one at project root chosen as the main config) opens in the project config editor: username, panelname, gamename, gameversion, htmlname, macroname, and thumbnail only. View raw conf edits the full JSON; saving the form writes exactly those seven keys.
The root macro JSON file named by macroname in your root .conf opens in the macro catalog editor (macro number, description, value). Use View raw JSON for other top-level keys or advanced edits. Syntax help explains macro value strings.
Open panels/*.html in panel mode (visual editor + preview). Other text files open in the text editor; images show as a preview.
Folders in the tree can be expanded or collapsed; the active file is highlighted.

Panel preview (visual mode)

Left-click a button to select it and edit label, style, macro, image, and other options in the Selection panel.
Right-click (or Ctrl-click) jumps to that panel file in the tree (when the project lists that panel).
Drag a button by its frame to move it within the row or to another row. Drop on a column to insert before it, or on the shaded area at the end of a row to append. Raw HTML blocks don’t move, but you can drop before or after them.
Add row, View Panel HTML, Scale, and New File… are available once a project is loaded.

Save, Save as…, Export ZIP

Save — write every project file back to the folder you opened, or to the folder you created with Save as…. Disabled until Save as… if you only opened a ZIP or template.
Save as… — pick an existing parent folder, type a new folder name; that folder is created and the full project is written there.
Export ZIP — download a .zip with everything under one folder named like the project (e.g. template-panel/…), so extract gives a single project directory.

After Save as… (renames)

The editor renames the root .conf and macro .json file to match your new folder name, and updates panelname and macroname inside the config so they stay consistent.

You should still edit the .conf file for anything specific to your setup — for example your user name, game name, and any other fields your game or Starkeys expects. The automatic rename does not guess those values.