Tile Extruder for WebGL

Tile Extruder is a useful node app if you want to prevent any bleeding issues in your game maps. This can be used for games made on Phaser and Tiled.

An advantage of using this tile extruder is that it works on both 8×8 and 16×16 tilesets. Before you can use the app, make sure that you have installed node and npm on your computer. If you can’t install npm, another option would be running the tile-extruder via npx tile-extruder.

Once installed, you only need to run a command based on the type of map that you have in order to use the node.

Learn more about the node app here.

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