I'm making a game in Python so I made this up quick to create maps for the game.
Notes:
- The only code that is important for the user is the last line.
| Python: |
MainLoop (int (raw_input ("Number of x tiles: ")), int (raw_input ("Number of y tiles: ")), "Tiles30/", 0, 11) #use this for smaller maps
MainLoop (int (raw_input ("Number of x tiles: ")), int (raw_input ("Number of y tiles: ")), "Tiles/", 0, 22) #use this for bigger maps |
The 11 and 22 are the amount of tiles, if you add a tile increment the number or else the program won't read the new tiles (also follow the naming convention or the program will cack)
Flaws:
- To enter an input, you must use the console, don't expect an update, I don't plan on fixing this
Controls:
| code: |
- left mouse button: - change a tile's image - change the image modifier (click a tile on the right) - middle mouse button: - change a tile's special properties - right mouse button: - display the tile's information - arrow keys: - move the map around (if it is larger than the screen) - page up/down: - scroll the image modifier panel - control (left): - prompt the user to enter a special property modifier and it's value - alt (left): - prompt the user to enter a boolean display value, special property modifier, and its value, then change the display mode (showing all tiles or only tiles with the entered special property key and value) |
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