xSGE is a collection of higher-level extensions for the SGE which enhance the core functionality in an implementation-independent way. Like the SGE itself, they are distribted under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License.
This extension provides support for loading the JSON format of the Tiled Map Editor. This allows you to use Tiled to edit your game’s world (e.g. levels), rather than building a level editor yourself.
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