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Tilesets are created from one or more centerpiece tiles. By right clicking a base tile and choosing ‘Build Borders’, all border pieces will be generated for the selected tile.

Tilesetter Docs¶. Welcome to the official Tilesetter documentation! These tutorials are written for version 2.0.0, but many concepts are applicable to older ones.

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Exporting Tiles and Maps¶ Tilesetter allows you to either export individual tiles for map editing in external software, or to export pre-made maps drawn in the map editor. To export individual tiles, select a region in the Set View, right click and choose any option within ‘Export’.

Tilesetter’s main functionality is to generate tilesets quickly, however, it may be useful to see how these tiles look like in a real environment. Because of this, Tilesetter also includes a map editor where tiles you’ve created can be tested on the fly.

Generate mixed border tiles for when three or more terrain types meet. All combinations generated.

You’ll be working a lot with tiles in Tilesetter. These are an integral part of the workflow, which revolves around manipulating them in several ways. This section covers the essentials for managing tiles and Sources within Tilesetter.