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Tilemap Studio
Graphics Editors
Description
A tilemap editor and creator for the Game Boy, Game Boy Color, Game Boy Advance, Nintendo DS, and SNES.

Source code: https://github.com/Rangi42/tilemap-studio

Releases: https://github.com/Rangi42/tilemap-studio/releases

Tilemap Studio was designed with the Pokémon disassembly projects in mind, but it works with any GB, SGB, GBC, GBA, NDS, or SNES files.

If you have extracted a tilemap from a ROM, and optionally a tileset image, Tilemap Studio can open them and edit the tilemap. It supports palettes and tile attributes like X/Y flip and priority, and has editing features like undo/redo, flood fill, replacing or swapping tiles, multi-tile selection, etc. It supports multiple tilemap formats, including GBC or GBA tile attributes, SGB borders, and some Pokémon-specific compression formats.

If you have drawn a mockup of how a screen should look, the Image to Tiles tool can also generate a tilemap, tileset, and palette. The tileset and palette will be optimized to fit in the platform hardware limits, taking advantage of X/Y flip if possible. If you choose to generate a palette, it can be output as an indexed palette of the tileset image, or as a separate palette file with a grayscale tileset.

More information is available in the Help menu or the GitHub page.
TitleTilemap Studio
AuthorRangi
CategoryGraphics Editors
PlatformMultiple
GameN/A
OSWindows
LicenseN/A
Source CodeNo
LevelBeginner
Version4.0.1
Release Date2021-11-01
Downloads2681
Last Modified2021-11-01 22:30:51


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