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Tools for non-programmers #115

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Srykah opened this issue Sep 22, 2019 · 0 comments
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Tools for non-programmers #115

Srykah opened this issue Sep 22, 2019 · 0 comments
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Srykah commented Sep 22, 2019

This project could use some external tools to facilitate contribution from non-programmers (or just people who want to avoid dealing with JSON 馃槤). They will probably require a new repository each, but before we do that we probably should discuss them all here ^^

I think we need tools for creating :

Of course, each editor will have to use data created by the other editors, so we'll need a way to import stuff created in one editor in another.

Currently, Tiled is used for the map in itself, but events like map transition or item drops are added by hand directly in the JSON file. I see that Tiled has custom properties for tiles, we might be able to use that.

Also, the attacks editor will require that each possible effect be created in the main project's code first, then associated with an effect type to be usable from the editor. This means if someone want to create an attack with a weird effect not covered by another existing attack, they won't be able to do it from the editor alone. (or we can make each attack effect load an external script but I think it's way too big of a scope).

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