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If you don't have the map files from Stendhal already, please follow these instructions to setup a development environment with the latest source code and map files: [[Stendhal on Eclipse]] |
If you don't have the map files from Stendhal already, please follow these instructions to setup a development environment with the latest source code and map files: [[Stendhal on Eclipse]] |
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= How to create a |
= How to create a new map = |
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{{TODO|update these screenshots to the most recent version of Tiled}} |
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Before you create a new map, I suggest, that you open some existing maps and look around how they are built. And there are many places in Stendhal already, that could use some improvements or additions. |
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{{TODO|update these instructions for how to start the QT version not the old Java version}} |
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To start Tiled double click on the <b>tiled.jar</b> file or use the following command line: |
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java -jar tiled.jar |
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[[Image:Tiled1.png]] <br><small>Figure 1: The Tiled map editor</small><br> |
[[Image:Tiled1.png]] <br><small>Figure 1: The Tiled map editor</small><br> |
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