HostilityEden's Forum Posts

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  • I recovered two maps, do they look familiar to you? :)

    Here is the C3 project with both tilemaps:

    https://www.dropbox.com/s/z1xtzogizjjgdzy/LoadedTileMaps.c3p?dl=0

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    You didn't provide tileset image files, so you need to double-click each tilemap object and load the correct image file.

    For SchoolGreyTM I see you used imgonline-com-ua-ReplaceColor-j76VKh6CUi.jpg

    For SchoolObjectsTM you used Schoolobjects.png

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    There is also a third tileset ("basketball court"), but you didn't send me its tsx file.

    Wow, thank you that is great, how did you do it? what do i need to do? I have the image files and can send you them but I have a project file i would like to add them to so that I don't have to redo all the events I have on the project you provided.

    Thank you again for your help!

    John

  • Hi,

    Thank you so much for your help!

    I don't have the folder option shown in your screenshot to import from tmx,the only one I have says import from image. I take it that is not the same thing?

    Below is a link to a google drive folder with all the files from tiled and would greatly appreciate any help you can give me!

    https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1GGK2I_THUnffmArFM56R05lVtF5ZnzsP?usp=sharing

    Thanks again.

    John

  • Hi there,

    Yes that is what I have done, It is as you said not a good solution, I have realised that this will run very slowly at the very least!

    I guess I will have to remake the whole thing in construct, it kinda makes me want to cry though, it took me hours! Wish my friend had not told me to use tiled!

    I have had another look at what you sent me and have no idea what they are talking about. As said I am very new to all this. Is a TMX file what tiled produces? if I import it will it load the map I created or just the tileset I used to make it?

    Thanks for your help,

    Sorry for my ignorance!

    John

  • Hi, Thanks for your message, not sure I understood any of it. But not to worry, have solved my own problem!

    I just imported my completed game map as a tileset and used that to recreate the map in construct in the largest chunks possible!

    Thanks though!

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  • Hello,

    I have just started using construct so please forgive me if my question is very stupid!

    I am trying to create an rpg game but have not used construct tilemap to create the map for the game. Instead I used a piece of software called "Tiled" on the advice of a friend. I have spent countless hours creating the world map for my game and am now ready to import it into Construct in order to start programming. I now realise that I could have used construct to do everything tiled did which is annoying but more concerning is that I can't seem to work out how to import the image that tiled created of my world map. Please don't tell me I have to recreate the whole thing in construct!

    Any help would be gratefully received!!

    Regards,

    John

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