well poop!

I remember it working somewhere in lua, maybe some aicent version, not that i ever really tried

you could use curly braces in lua, it usually ignores them, but you have to have propper {} pairs for that to work

gedit or notepad++ (depending on what os i happen to be booted into)

what about a hybrid solution, tile maps with shapes overlaid, then you would not have to do every tile for large objects and still get to use your tile engine That was an idea too. But then you end up with odd shaped polygons. Is it feasable to make a huge solid level, floor, walls and ceiling one ...

what about a hybrid solution, tile maps with shapes overlaid, then you would not have to do every tile for large objects and still get to use your tile engine I have done this before in luaplayer for psp, basicly make out a map in your fav editor, screenshot it (or whatever) and load it up in the gi...

bartbes wrote:What the hell, did I earn this?

<censored>no </censored>
Yes!

the easiest way is to turn off gzip compression and binary encoding in the options menu of tiled, then it becomes a giant table of tables in a xml file which is pretty easy to convert and load (if not large)

if you dont need transparency you can use a program called avi2bmp http://www.daansystems.com/ or you can save each frame of the animation as a image and use something like imagemagik to do it, or just setup guides in a image and drag n drop also if you dont mind the 256 colors gif limits you to her...

table.insert(charlist.bob, line)

and
table.insert(charlist.bob, {health, stma, mana, inventory = {head, body, ect}, yahoo = function(string) ect)