Tile Builder
A downloadable tool for Windows
Tile Builder
Tile Builder is a portable Windows (10+) console application to assemble hex tiles based on their single graphical elements and a tile-file containing the information on how to place these elements on the tile. Scripts allow to batch-edit tile files, for example to switch out green trees in a forest tile with red trees to create an autumn forest tile, without ever having to manually edit a tile in a graphics program. I've developed Tile Builder for my hex tile pack Isle of Lore 2: Hex Tiles and am using it there to create the winter variants of the tiles in one go. I'm publishing Tile Builder separately here on itch.io, so I can update the tool without having to update all the asset packs using this tool.
The following picture shows how Tile Builder assembles a hex tile with the help of a script by combining the single elements like borders, grounds and trees based on information delivered in a tile file.
Other creators are welcome to support Tile Builder in their asset pack projects. The tool's documentation is available online and in the download. This tool doesn't include any tiles or elements.
License This license grants you the right to use "Tile Builder" on as many of your computers as you want for as many projects you want, including commercial projects. Do not distribute, re-package or sell the modified and/or unmodified software "Tile Builder" on its own or as part of a collection.
Status | Released |
Category | Tool |
Platforms | Windows |
Rating | Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars (3 total ratings) |
Author | Steven Colling |
Tags | stevencolling, tile-builder |
Links | Mailing List, Discord |
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Development log
- Update 1.3 - Ground Render Bugfix45 days ago
- Update 1.2 - Set Element OffsetFeb 26, 2024
- Update 1.1 - Rendering FixesAug 24, 2023
Comments
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How can i make squares instead of a hexagon?
I will answer your question in the "Isle of Lore 2: Hex Tiles" comment section! :)
It's a .NET console application. I'm not familiar with Linux (at all), but have you tried to use WINE or similar? If you find out that I have to re-compile or re-package my app in a different way (on Windows) to make it possible to emulate on Linux, let me know! :)
Thanks! Great to hear you resolved the issue and thanks for sharing the solution with others here! :)
Neat tool!
Thank you! :3