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Real nice

Well, i'm bad at writing reviews, so i'll keep it short: I really love TileMaster since it's really helping me save time during leveldesign, time that i'm able to spend in other topics of the game creation. Plus it's super easy to use, even a totall beginner like me is able to use it within a few minutes (thanks to your Help Video on YouTube :)). Keep up the good work! :)

Working good, sadly not updated properly for unity 5. Also no way to disable editor if you're not working on tiles anymore. Easy fix: Declare static variable: static bool editorEnabled = true; On first line in OnSceneGUI(...) add: if (!editorEnabled) return; In OnGUI() function add: EditorGUILayout.BeginHorizontal(); EditorGUILayout.LabelField("Editor Enabled",GUILayout.Width(150)); editorEnabled = EditorGUILayout.Toggle(editorEnabled); EditorGUILayout.EndHorizontal(); Now you can toggle editor functionality in the tool's window.

Once you know how to use the tool, it couldn't be any easier. I altered the source a little to allow sprite scaling while painting the tile maps. Even the source code is easy to follow.

This is a great tool that will get you started right away. The code is also very well documented in case you need to tweak it to your liking.

It is a nice tool, but it needs a way to disable when you're not using it. Sometimes when i am doing other stuffs in the scene, i accidentaly change something in it because of that, and it get's pretty frustrating.

works great. just makes things simpler.

I recently used this for a 2D game that I made, and it was really helpful in being able to use it to create the tiles on a grid. Made it easy to make my levels. Makes it so that you don't have to place sprites in one by one by one by one. Recommended! 5/5

Simple and easy to use. Uses Unity Sprites, meaning it will have very good performance with low draw calls in the right hands.