• This tileset was intended to look like an intermediary of the 0.6 and 0.7 versions of generic_unhookable, though it also includes several additional tiles (4x4, 1x2, 1.5x1) and colors (grey and light). Sources of the images as Inkscape SVGs are provided, along with automappers for each.

GitHub: https://github.com/Piepow/55_unhookables (first time using GitHub so I probably did some things wrong)

• PNGs: https://github.com/Piepow/55_unhookable … master/PNG

• Automappers: https://github.com/Piepow/55_unhookable … AUTOMAPPER

• Inkscape SVGs: https://github.com/Piepow/55_unhookable … master/SVG

Using the Tilesets Provided

• Navigate to the data/mapres/ folder inside your Teeworlds client directory

• Download the PNG images into the mapres folder

• Navigate to the data/editor folder inside your client directory

• Download the the automapper rules into the editor folder

Editing the Tilesets Provided

• Editing of these SVG files can be done using Inkscape

• Once the SVG files are opened in Inkscape, you can utilize the layers provided by going to "Layers -> Layers..." in the menus or simply pressing CTRL + SHIFT + L. The layers are primarily there to make it easier to colorize the tiles.

• Once you have finished editing the tiles in Inkscape, you can export it as a PNG by going to "File -> Export PNG Image..." or simply pressing CTRL + SHIFT + E

• Before you can use the exported PNG image as a tileset in Teeworlds, you must first apply some scripts to the file. These scripts can be downloaded here: https://ddnet.tw/downloads/ under the "Other Downloads" section as "Mapping Graphics Tools"

• Once the scripts are downloaded, apply "dilate," "tileset_borderfix," and "tileset_borderadd" to the exported PNG image in that order

• Place the image in the data/mapres/ folder in your client directory

• If you need an automapper for that tileset, remember to rename the automapper rules file in the data/editor folder so that it has the same name as the PNG image