Bendy 2D Map Maker

This Tile Editor can be used for quickly making layouts for Bendy style maps and export the map as a reference.

You can save your maps as .map files and load them including images.

This project might still get updates with features like 3D Simulation and Walls.

Credits

• Ali: for helping with testing
• Joey Drew Studios

Tiles

Input

• Wasd/Arrow keys for movement
• Shift to move faster
• Scrollwheel for zooming in and out
• Left Click to place a tile
• Right Click to remove a tile
• 1-4 to select a tile
• Q to rotate the stair tile while having it selected
• F11 to toggle fullscreen

Issues

Platforms like D3D9, Vulkan and OpenGL ES 2.0 don't support Instanced rendering which means that large maps render slower.

On Linux when selecting a file extension for export but not giving the file name the extension will make it automatically select PNG.

Command Line Arguments

• -quit: Quits the application
• -load <path>: Loads a map, png or jpg at a path
• -save <path>: Saves the current map at a path
• -export <path>: Exports a png/jpg at a path
• -noinstancing: Forces no instanced rendering
• -readargs <path>: Loads a text file with a command at each line. Executes the commands after all already loaded commands have been executed

Example of what you can do with command line arguments:

Map File Format

Here's how the .map file is formatted:

1.  Byte for the length of the version string
2.  Bytes for the version string as ASCII
3.  Int32 for the number of tiles
4.  Array of tiles: Each tile is made up of one Int32 for the position and a Byte for the type. First 2 bits of the type are for the actual tile type (Floor,Door,Ink,Stairs) and the third and fourth bit are for the rotation of the Stair Tile

Data Type	Description
Byte	Length of Version String
Byte array	Version String as ASCII
Int32	Number of Tiles
Int32 Byte	Position of Tile. Type of Tile