There are multiple tabs, listed from A to as high as E depending on how the way the tileset is set up in the database. Just left click on it to draw using your currently selected tile.ī, Tile Palette: This is where you select the tile you wish to use.
The labelled portions are detailed below.Ī, Map Canvas: This is where you create your map. The image above shows the Map Editor with the important parts labelled. But first, we will look at some fundamentals. Our first step will be to create the map of the main character’s home village. In fact, some steps will be left for you to finish using the techniques I am teaching. In the tutorials, I will show you the techniques I am using to create each component, but you can easily modify each step as you see fit. With this tutorial, we will take the first step into actually creating our short example game. Combined, these tiles will create a single location for your character’s to explore. There is an element of layering as well, allowing you to put different types of tiles on top of each other, giving you a composite tile. And while we wait for everyone to cast their votes, here’s this week’s RPG Maker VX Ace tutorial, using the Mountain Town tileset.Ī map in RPG Maker VX Ace is a single continuous collection of tiles used to visually create a location in your game’s world.Īs we discussed in the last tutorial, a map is constructed from 32 x 32 pixel tiles. Now, some of those sound silly and simplistic, but we’ll be penning the game’s story from scratch around the winning choice, which will give us some interesting opportunities to keep things surprising.
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