LdtkTilesetDefinition

Instance Members #

The LdtkDefinitions object this tileset belongs to

The Ceramic tileset generated from this tileset

Grid-based height

Grid-based width

An array of custom tile metadata

If this value isn't None, then it means that this atlas uses an internal LDtk atlas image instead of a loaded one.

Tileset tags using Enum values specified by tagsSourceEnumId. This array contains 1 element per Enum value, which contains an array of all Tile IDs that are tagged with it.

User defined unique identifier

Distance in pixels from image borders

Image height in pixels

Image width in pixels

Path to the source file, relative to the current project JSON file It can be null if no image was provided, or when using an embed atlas.

Space in pixels between all tiles

An array of user-defined tags to organize the Tilesets

Optional Enum definition UID used for this tileset meta-data

The size of a tile in this tileset

Unique Int identifier

Array of colors (with alpha) for this tileset tiles. Can be useful to know if a tile is opaque or not.

One char per tile from LDtk cachedPixelData.opaqueTiles: '1' when every pixel is opaque. Exact, unlike averageColors whose channels are quantized to 4 bits.

Per tile, true when every pixel has alpha 0, read once from the loaded texture (see TilemapLdtkParser.computeTilesetsPixelData()). null when this tileset has no texture (skipped, or no image) or when the backend can't read pixels back.

Per tile, true when every pixel has alpha 255. Same lifecycle as emptyTiles.

Set when the texture of this tileset was deliberately not loaded (skip option, or no texture loader), so that its absence is not reported as a load failure.

true when the tile has no visible pixel. Only trusts pixels read from our own texture: LDtk's average color is too coarse for this (a tile with a few faint pixels averages to zero). Unknown means false.

true when every pixel of the tile is opaque. Pixels read from our texture first, then LDtk opaqueTiles, then the average color as a last resort (its 4-bit alpha can hide a few fully transparent pixels).