Open source map editor mappy

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Open source map editorMappy Mappy's website: http://www.tilemap.co.uk Summary: Notes left using the mappy process. Mappywin32/mappywin32 pro v1.4.11 Accepted image types BMP, PNG, PCX or TGA Animated Blocks One of mappy's best features are animated blocks, to see them click
Right mouse button in the block editor window , You shoshould see the title of the window change, and any animated blocks will be displayed, you can select and use them just like still blocks, you can right click again to get back to the still blocks.
In a new project, there are no animated blocks to start with, you should switch to the animated blocks window, and select 'new' from the edit menu. Shortcut Key , Key: Previous block. Key: Next blockp key: When the left mouse button is in the map editor window, press this shortcut key, and the slice pointed to by the mouse is selected in the block editor window. Edit slice attributes You can double click the left button on a still or animated block in the block editor window to edit Its Properties Add, cut, and copy slices You can use the commands in the edit menu to add, cut, and copy slices in block editor to change the slice list. Fill Map After selecting the slice, move the mouse to the map and press the f key. Use slice combination Sometimes you need to make up a group of slices (for example, a tree may contain multiple slices) and then use them again. Use the grab series commands in the brush menu to define a brush and use a brush tile like a single slice. Select the [grab new brush] or [Grab brush] command and drag a rectangular area on the map editor to generate the required brush. Output Mappy can output text, images, CSV (Text Data separated by commas), and Mar (MAP array, the format is unknown ). text: C or Java-style array-defined image: Only BMP images can be output. BMP images of the current map can be output, or BMP images composed of slices in the block editor can be output. CSV: outputs map data of the current layer.