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Line 119: − − ===Tilesets vs Tilesheets=== − − <tt>Tilesheets</tt> are the <tt>.png</tt> files used as source images. Tilesheets have no animation, properties, terrains, or anything else but pixels associated with them -- they're just images. <tt>Tilesets</tt> are Tiled's XML files that contain all the information about how the map uses the source image. They are confusingly named and often used interchangeably.
Moved tilesheets clarification
<tt>.tmx</tt> is recommended per the above, but both formats are fine to use, and you can convert between them in Tiled by clicking ''File > Export As''.
<tt>.tmx</tt> is recommended per the above, but both formats are fine to use, and you can convert between them in Tiled by clicking ''File > Export As''.
===Tilesets vs Tilesheets===
<tt>Tilesheets</tt> are the <tt>.png</tt> files used as source images. Tilesheets have no animation, properties, terrains, or anything else but pixels associated with them -- they're just images. <tt>Tilesets</tt> are Tiled's XML files that contain all the information about how the map uses the source image. They are confusingly named and often used interchangeably.
==Getting started==
==Getting started==
(If you use xnbcli to [[Modding:Editing XNB files#Unpack game files|unpack the original game maps]], you'll need the <tt>.tbin</tt> plugin even if you plan to use <tt>.tmx</tt> since xnbcli still produces <tt>.tbin</tt> files.)
(If you use xnbcli to [[Modding:Editing XNB files#Unpack game files|unpack the original game maps]], you'll need the <tt>.tbin</tt> plugin even if you plan to use <tt>.tmx</tt> since xnbcli still produces <tt>.tbin</tt> files.)
==Map edits==
==Map edits==