Use the TileMap to Make Incredible Maps & Levels for your Godot Games

Maps and Levels are super important your any successful game, It might be one of the most important parts of your game. In this video I wanted to go over how to use the Godot 4 tilemap system and a couple tips and tricks to create a good map.

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[Parasnailor]

When painting tiles, you can select multiple tiles and enable scatter (the lil dice icon) to place a random tile from your selection

[RandomGuyOnDaFreakingNet]

YES FINALLY THANKS! this is the only godot series I was able to understand and I was so impatient for episode 2

[jackiewatkins]

Im just now coming to realize how powerful the tilemap editor is in Godot...Whoa kinda blows me away with the lighing you can add and everything...Really great stuff, good work..

[BobbleCube]

You're like a wise sensei, teaching us the way of the samurai

[Moohasha]

Enjoying this series. Looking forward to the rest of it.

[fitzi]

I recommend you to setup terrains, so you don't have to place each tile individually (and try out 5 different tiles until you find the correct corner piece)
Also naming your layers something more meaningful than 1, 2 and 3 will help you tremendously in the long run or if you work together with someone else (no one remenbers to place trees in layer 3. Just call the layer "trees").

[Mark-yyki]

That was a really enjoyable episode to watch and follow along. I really appreciated the explanation and examples of other games at the start.

[arthurwiebusch]

awesome video dude, i'm learning so much!

[edwinmonge]

Thanks to channels like yours, godot is what it is.

[dev-worm]

This is Episode 2 of the Survival Series.
Hope this series helps!

[TrinityDubstep]

i can finally understand a godot video, and the result is so professional thank you so much <3

[HippocritterXD]

Another great tutorial, can't wait for the next ep.

[benofficiall]

If you need to find the tile you've placed earlier you can use pipette tool to pick it from the map.

[dragons]

I just made my first map in godot recently, and I'm making a level transition to make a second this weekend, I couldnt figure out placing trees as tiles so I'm placing them as nodes. It makes for an awful lot of nodes. Right now I'm happy with a game that executes at all, I dont care if its badly optimised. But still this is good to know, and I look forwards to more tips in future!

[Graylegs]

So awesome. Thank you for this series!

[fatmike]

that map looks great awesome job. has a very 80's zelda deal but actually a lot better

[talontochallangerotp]

When i create a map and press play the character just spawns in a grey space, i cant see the map. Anyone knows what i forgot to do?

[MH-lrue]

Thanks for showing how to layer tilemaps that was awesome. Also happy to know I dont need multiple cameras in a scene if I have a camera attached to my player.

[omashune]

Yoo, thanks for another awesome tutorial 😍

[cooperthedoggo]

This is exactly what I was looking for! Thanks!