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In the future, I will probably change this option to allow specifying a distance around the current map in which other maps are loaded.
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Click the 'Add the current map to a loaded world' button on the toolbar, from the dropdown menu select the world you want to add it to. To add a different map to the current world, you can use the 'Add another map to the current world' button from the toolbar. Alternatively, both actions can be accessed by rightclicking in the map editor.
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To demonstrate how to use Wang tiles, we will describe the steps necessary to recreate ``walkways.tsx`` example tileset.
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Wang tiles are similar in concept to :doc:`Terrains <using-the-terrain-tool>`. They are, however, more focused on filling larger areas without repetition. One defines the edge and corner colors of tiles in a tileset. This information can then be used when filling, or brushing to allow for smooth, non-repetitive transitions between tiles. In most cases this tiling is random, and based on color probability. More info on Wang tiles can be found `here <https://web.archive.org/web/20230101/cr31.co.uk/stagecast/wang/intro.html>`_.
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Now you can disable the *Terrains* |terrain| mode by clicking the tool bar button again.
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To understand how we did this, we take a look at a single tile that transitions between Sand and Dirt. With the Sand terrain selected, we clicked and dragged to mark the top-left, top-right and bottom-left corners of this tile as "Sand". The bottom-right corner is not yet marked, we'll get to that one once we're marking all Dirt corners.
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Give each of the terrains an appropriate name. Once you're done, select the Sand terrain and mark all corners in the tileset with this type of terrain. The result should look like this:
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In this mode, the list of terrain types is displayed and you can mark corners of the tiles in your tileset as belonging to a certain terrain type. To start with, add each of the 4 terrain types. The fastest way is by right-clicking on a tile representing a certain terrain and choosing :guilabel:`Add Terrain Type`. This automatically sets the tile as the image representing the terrain.
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The :file:`tmw_desert_spacing.png` tileset we just set up has 4 different terrain types. Traditionally editing a map with these tiles meant that you had to carefully connect the right transitions to avoid broken edges. Now we will define the terrain information for this tileset, which the :ref:`terrain-tool` will use to automatically place the right transitions.
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To demonstrate how to use this tool we describe the steps necessary to reproduce the :file:`desert.tmx` example map, which now also includes terrain information in its tileset.
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