Content and general development discussion, including quest scripts and server code. TMW Classic is a project comprising the Legacy tmwAthena server & the designated improved engine server based on evolHercules.
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The maps have to placed under the tiled Dir under maps..Tiles have to be placed under graphics/tiles/ also in the tiled dir.
run tiled from command line like this
MerlinX420
Computer games don't affect kids, I mean if Pac Man affected us as kids, we'd all be running around in darkened rooms, munching magic pills and listening to repetitive electronic music. Has anybody seen this princess I'm looking for?
I make it so and restarted tiled. I will open the map and tiled says "Error while loading D:\Tiled\maps\new_4-1.tmx: null". The console display a exception (in the attachment). Is this a bug?
My installed plugins are:
- Mappy Input Plugin
- Tiled JSON Writer
- Mappy Output Plugin
- The Mana World Export Plugin
What set of maps are you using? I'm not familiar with windows. I afraid I can't help you there.
MerlinX420
Computer games don't affect kids, I mean if Pac Man affected us as kids, we'd all be running around in darkened rooms, munching magic pills and listening to repetitive electronic music. Has anybody seen this princess I'm looking for?
The reason you're getting this problem is because your version of Tiled can't read the <object> tags. This has nothing to do with the tilesets or their general locations.
Removing the code will allow the map to open. Be sure to add whatever object definitions back once you need them.
As for functionality between OS's, Tiled works the same way on just about every system. It is Java, afterall. Directory structures aside, opening a map from the Map directory under TMW/DATA with Tiled should pose no problems with graphical resources so long as they exist within the DATA/GRAPHICS/TILES directory.
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