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SuperMovingPlatform

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Learn how to leverage SuperTiled2Unity Custom Importers to seamlessly integrate prefabs into your Tiled Map Editor files. This project demonstrates practical implementation of dynamic moving platforms through custom importers, providing a complete example you can adapt for your own tile-based level design workflow.

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Built with Unity 2019.2.19f1 · download the source from GitHub

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SuperMovingPlatform

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Super Moving Platform (Custom Importer Example)

This Unity project demonstrates how a SuperTiled2Unity Custom Importer can help you add prefabs to your imported Tiled Map Editor files. See TrackCustomImporter.cs - it is the custom importer that does most of the work.

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