Kaisly a dit :

Could you possibly add in some tool that compresses the lines into say one or two lines? this would be really convenient for especially more complex art, (I've found myself working on things which end up too big for tfm to handle)

Epalk a dit :

Why would you need one? Can i see an example? lol
If you can limit your curves i'm positive complex art can be done easily while staying in the capacity

Annefromva a dit :

Go to notepad and do ctrl+h
it should say something like replace blah blah blah
and put in
find: ,0"
replace: ,1"

Foodsomatic a dit :

Hm.. I still don't get it.. (how to make lines foreground)

Epalk a dit :

if you already made the map, you need to copy map to clipboard and edit the lines. find the color or line you want foreground, and replace the ,0 with ,1.

if you are in the editor, click the foreground button.

Bradmouser a dit :

Can you get the lines to move in Transformice? Because I see a lot of maps with very thin lines moving sometimes. I was wondering if they could be some how dynamic or is it something else?

Jsilv a dit :

Bradmouser a dit :

Can you get the lines to move in Transformice? Because I see a lot of maps with very thin lines moving sometimes. I was wondering if they could be some how dynamic or is it something else?

Wecwec a dit :

When you load an XML into the editor, it's showing all the lines except for the bezier curved one's.. any way to fix this? I really don't want to re-do it all ;;

Epalk a dit :

Sometimes it's like that when you compress the xml.

so yeah, you may need to redo / enter the noncompressed version.

Bandreea a dit :

este si in romana?xD

Derpysoul a dit :

I spent allmost an hour and was about to finish and I accidentaly clicked refresh ;;