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It can work with 3DS max, except for the included maya tools.
The maya tools are fairly simple - they just help you lay out your tiles as instances in the pre-defined arrangements.

This probable is wrecking how it attempts to make the sweep prefabs anyway it is just finding sixty or somewhere in the vicinity. As I look on the character tiles, they don't appear to be decently at three interims paying little mind to having it endeavor to appropriate. Watch the help videos, it t...

mckayla wrote:I have opened map1.tmx it load everything but the tiled part of pipeline is still having issue

hi mckyla,

You'll have to be more specific for me to be able to help you.
Also, please start a new topic for your issue.

Let me know where exactly you are getting stuck and we'll go from there

If your game is 2D pixel art you can probably use a different, simpler system to manage your tiled maps. Tiled to Unity will help you more if you are making a 3D or 2.5D game. In any case, Tiled to Unity can do you what you want, but you would need to create a plane with the correct UV for each tile...

It can be loaded dynamically, you don't need to have it in the project. Edit: One thing that does need to exist beforehand, is the 3D geometry representing those tiles and their link to particular map tiles. So your .tsx will have to be done beforehand, unless you really want to do a lot of work to ...

Hey Clerindo,

OBEY has been fairly moribund for a while. But your best bet is posting on the Steam forums. There are posts there every once in a while with other players who want to get together to play

Steam allows you to make a group:
You click on your name at the top of Steam > groups > and then at the top you can create your own group.

You can associate it with OBEY or whatever you like and invite whoever you want

-dez

I would use a network sniffer to see what a regular client of undernet does.
Then you can mimic that same thing with your client.

The return PONG might just need to be in a particular format or syntax that you are not using.

Hi, I don't understand the question.
Can you restate it?

>>ive set colours in IRC but still comes through to the EasyIRC as grey nick and grey message. This has nothing to do with Easy IRC. It has everything to do with whatever GUI system you are using to show the text. What GUI system is it? Then you can look at the docs for that system and find your ans...

as far as emoji's I have used this gui package: https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/tools/gui/ngui-next-gen-ui-2413 ngui is a pain in the ass in my view, but it does provide an easy way to add icons and custom characters to text. As far as color, that is easy enough with default unity syntax <colo...

Nice ^ _ ^

As far as emoji's and colored names, I am afraid those are outside of the purview of EasyIRC.
Code it up!

Let me know if you have any issues with EasyIRC and I will be happy to help.

Hi Dez, what's a network sniffer? I've never heard of that term before. It's just a software tool you can run on your computer that will analyze all incoming/outgoing traffic on your network card. You can use it to see exactly what is coming and going and one of the things its helpful for is debugg...

If you have other software that successfully connects to the server, you can either instrument it or you can run a network sniffer at the same while you run it. The network sniffer will easily pick out the IRC messages and you can see exactly what is being sent. Then, the problem just becomes making...

Hmm, if I understand correctly what you mean... According to the spec at section 3.1.1 there is a way to provide a connection password. You can provide it with the keyword PASS Hence, in line 351, before the nick is sent, try adding the following streamOUT.WriteLine("PASS " + yourServerPas...