Brick Atelier

[Krice]

New version of a tile editor released, with refactored user interface. If you are looking for a stable editor with consistent GUI, this one is not that program:) I have developed this editor just for "fun" and the fact that I didn't like any of the available editors out there.

It's for Windows, should work in low spec computers also. The window size is about 800x800 (can't be resized).
http://koti.mbnet.fi/paulkp/brick/brick.htm

[Mathias]

Can't Download: (yer link is bad, which doesn't reflect REAL well on yer programming abilities haha)

http://roguehut.blogspot.com/2011/04/brick-atelier-083-released.html

[Krice]

Well that's strange. I can download it and everything seems to work (homepage, the download link).

[Mathias]

Hmm, now it's working.

Carry on, carry on.

[Ryumaru]

windows has enough pixeling programs. Someone make something for Macs :C

[Krice]

If I could replace the windows file dialog (I'm using it from inside SDL) with something portable then it should be quite easy to compile Brick Atelier for Mac (and Linux).

[Krice]

New version (0.84) is ready. It's got some new features, mainly now you can append tiles from another tileset. ps. Someone could edit that topic name for just "Brick Atelier", I guess it's not a good idea to start a new topic each time a new version is released.

http://koti.mbnet.fi/paulkp/brick/brick.htm

[Krice]

There is also a new blog for BA, where I'm telling about features that's going to be in the next version:
http://brickatelier.blogspot.com/

[Krice]

Well it took only two years to release a new version, but here it is, 0.85:
http://koti.mbnet.fi/paulkp/brick/brick.htm

It's still bit of a in-house development tool, but feedback is always welcome. The biggest new feature in this version are selection/masking tools.