Courtesy of Oblique, here's how to use TML to generate a very basic map that you can actually *spawn* in (not just an empty map that's completely useless):

from tml.tml import Teemap
from tml.items import Group, Tile, TileLayer
from tml.constants import TILEINDEX

t = Teemap()
t.groups.append ...

-1 fv

only changing existing maps would make the map generator pretty limited. I still don't know how to add a tile. I modified map_diff slightly to dump every tile (not just mismatches), but m_Index is almost always 0 and m_Flags is almost always 0 too. m_aName shows more interesting info (Game, Front ...

hmm getting warmer, never saw these tools. compiled dummy_map.cpp and generated a map, but the resulting map is a bit too.... empty... to be of use. it taught me how to create empty layers, but not how to put down any tiles (despite the code mentioning adding 4x tiles, I don't see any when I load ...

I want to write a map generator, but I am no good at Python and I'm not willing to learn it. C++ is my language of choice. There exists a TeeworldsMapLib for working with maps, but it's written in Python. It comes with a test app but it's too fancy and does more than I want (that and I can't read ...

Got these Orange maps from the creator "FunCat", he said I have permission to organize them into a compilation. I don't make maps though.

Hot Potato wrote:where is #2

#1 was communist censored/deleted, OP was #2

eh the "disregard that, I suck cocks" post was a reply to OP also (Soreu, actually), not my Moderator Application #3. do not disregard #3.

disregard that, i suck cocks