![]() ![]() Fill Tool: As the names says, this tool will fill areas. Terrain Brush: Absolutley useless when working with Starbound, i think. Stamp Brush: This is your default tool, like the pencil in Paint. This is actually a good tool, what it does is when you have multiple tiles selected, Tiled randomly selects one,so you don't have to care about it yourself. Commandwindow: Tiled can run commands to create stuff, not very useful in our case I think. ![]() Now you can actually draw your map/dungeon: ![]() You can view and select them in the window called Tilesets in the right lower corner of you window. liquids are basicly all of the liquids Starbound has.Ĭlick on open and all the Tiles are going to be loaded. miscellaneos is a set containing Tiles such as the invisible boundaries, the player spawnpoint etc. Materials is a collection of Tilesets containing most (all ?) of the Tiles(Blocks) Starbound has. ![]() There are a few basic files you should always have in your map: There you go ! This is the folder with all the official tilesets from the Developers. Then open the only folder in there called "packed". Go on the Map Tab and klick "Add External Tileset" objects: your objects have be placed in here. back: you background tiles are going to be placed here. front: this is where your solid blocks are going to be placed, without blocks in the front layer, the player is just going to fall through your map! "front" and "back" are reserved names, you have to call your layers front and back, otherwise Starbound wont recognise them as layers.Įvery Starbound map consists of these two layers: You may want to add objects later, so create a new objectlayer and call it objects. Right-click and create a new tilelayer, call it back.Ĭreate a new tilelayer and call it front. We'll change this very soon, but first we need to change something : You don't have any Tiles or Objects to choose from yet, so your dungeon is going to be very empty. Thats your very own dungeon! Impressing right ? Tile size: I don't know what it does when it comes to Starbound, but just leave it at 8 px,okay ? Map size: the size of your map, of course. (Left Down, Left Down etc.) but trust me, it's Rigth down. Tile Render Order is the order the Tiles are rendered in, i don't know if it works with different orders Tile Layer Format is the format TILED uses to compress the stored information.īase64(zlib compressed) is the rigth for you as Starbound uses zlib-compression. Orientation is basicly the way the tilegrid is orientated, Orthogonal means row by row like a real grid. Once you have installed TILED go ahaed and open it. august 2017) works well for me ! I will recommend the newest Versions from now on, but if you have errors, try out v0.15.2 since it is kown to work well with Starbound. Thanks to soldierfast90 for working it out! (It's actually free, but donating is possible and you should consider it !)ĮDIT: Use the version 0.15.2 as it works best together with Starbound. Tiled is a free to use Software used to create maps for different types of 2D maps,but we just care about Starbound maps. This Tutorial is going to be a basic one, just how to set everything up and stuff, but how to put the actual map in the game won't be covered here. I found that there are a lot of Questions regarding Tiled and Starbound, but there aren't any very good tutorials out there, so here I am! This tutorial will not teach you how to do it ! Just search for tutorial there are a lot of good ones out there ! EDIT: This tutorial assumes that you have already unpacked the packed.pak file. ![]()
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