I was wondering;
Does LDtk have some way I can render a file without having to open LDtk?
I need it for a project in Python where I automatically generate the intGridCSV for a bunch of levels and I need to get something (maybe some code, maybe some part of the source code for LDtk, maybe some way of calling the exe file) to get the file to be rendered so it can use the 'autoLayerTiles' part of the level to show on the screen.
I know that you can use
path/to/ldtk/LDtk.exe "filename.ldtk"
To open LDtk to that file, is there any way you can do this without even opening LDtk, just saving? Or is there some files in the source code that I can do the same on?
And also, is there some way I can make it portable (e.g. copy those files onto a USB so you don't need LDtk installed?)
Or will I have to make something myself?
Thanks!
Hi,
There's no such tool in LDtk, but I think other users have created external tools to export world PNGs for example. You may want to ask on the Discord :)
I was wondering; Does LDtk have some way I can render a file without having to open LDtk? I need it for a project in Python where I automatically generate the intGridCSV for a bunch of levels and I need to get something (maybe some code, maybe some part of the source code for LDtk, maybe some way of calling the exe file) to get the file to be rendered so it can use the 'autoLayerTiles' part of the level to show on the screen. I know that you can use
To open LDtk to that file, is there any way you can do this without even opening LDtk, just saving? Or is there some files in the source code that I can do the same on? And also, is there some way I can make it portable (e.g. copy those files onto a USB so you don't need LDtk installed?) Or will I have to make something myself? Thanks!