06-10-2020, 08:58 AM
(This post was last modified: 06-24-2020, 05:45 AM by HollaenderDK.
Edit Reason: New link - bug fixed
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Hi' all,
New to the forum - but avid user of the TSR site :-)
For fun I created a tool to convert screenshots to tilemaps.
Example: Feed it a 1:1 screenshot from arcade Bubble Bobble or C64 Bruce Lee - and it will output a tilemap file (png) with the tiles used and a level file using that tilemap (tmx) to recreate level/image.
https://www.construct.net/en/free-online...14214/play
http://test.hollaender.dk/Level2Tile/
It's done in Construct 3. Not optimal - but that was what I had available
It works best with clean background images and will not magically remove player/enemy sprites - but just think of them as unique tiles.
Remove any borders or margins from the image before converting, as this will likely cause it to miss the tile grid.
I don't know if anyone made a tool like this, but i didn't find one
Enjoy - and please drop me a comment if you find it useful. (Specially if you are able to use the tmx file outside Construct - I haven't tried that)
/ Thomas
*** UPDATE: Moved the tool to my own webserver as the first one blocked downloads. Also updated the tool a little to make it scroll the source image on large images.
New to the forum - but avid user of the TSR site :-)
For fun I created a tool to convert screenshots to tilemaps.
Example: Feed it a 1:1 screenshot from arcade Bubble Bobble or C64 Bruce Lee - and it will output a tilemap file (png) with the tiles used and a level file using that tilemap (tmx) to recreate level/image.
https://www.construct.net/en/free-online...14214/play
http://test.hollaender.dk/Level2Tile/
It's done in Construct 3. Not optimal - but that was what I had available
It works best with clean background images and will not magically remove player/enemy sprites - but just think of them as unique tiles.
Remove any borders or margins from the image before converting, as this will likely cause it to miss the tile grid.
I don't know if anyone made a tool like this, but i didn't find one
Enjoy - and please drop me a comment if you find it useful. (Specially if you are able to use the tmx file outside Construct - I haven't tried that)
/ Thomas
*** UPDATE: Moved the tool to my own webserver as the first one blocked downloads. Also updated the tool a little to make it scroll the source image on large images.