Java map editor editing mario bros level
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Get lunar magic
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@escosiller -.- Wow.
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please, i dont find the same tiles,
can you give me the link?
tk
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like super mario flash
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wow, that is a truly beautiful interface... love the drag and drop functionality for new tiles, and the dragging navigation of the mouse on the actual map... how did you create this? with the netbeans GUI creator thingy?... or did you make it purely through code ? :)
retromelon123 2 months ago
@retromelon123 Thanks.
It's pure Swing code. No GUI builder. Not that i wouldn't use one nowadays; they're heaps better now.
interesting little surprise i found while coding this: JToolbars automatically integrate with a BorderLayout they're in, and if they have a container with all four borders to themselves they can be repositioned around any edge by dragging.
JuddMan03 3 weeks ago
Hi. Can I use this in Netbeans? I need it to map my game, but if it works, please tell me how I can use it to make it work though :P
Vuvukla 3 months ago
@Vuvukla I've no idea how NetBeans works. I wrote this by editing the text files and writing a script to compile it. I used JCreator, but only as a text editor, not as a project environment.
I am sure it can be imported to a NetBeans project. But if you just want to create maps with it you only need to figure out how to read the map files it saves... They're pretty basic - one line for set-up (map width & height), then three lines containing only numbers and spaces. one layer per line.
JuddMan03 3 months ago
how did i put the tiles? plz
escosiller 4 months ago
@escosiller download the tiles from the web page in description.
You need winrar to unpack the them.
Then just drag the images onto the program like you see on the video.
JuddMan03 4 months ago