



As you should be able to see in the pictures above, this application is a sort of editor for tiled 2D games. Right now a user can import a bitmap image as a tileset and add so called "brushes" which will greatly speed up the process of creating large tiled environments. The app is programmed solely in C#.
A second application (shown below) is used as the actual level editor where the user can actually use the brushes put together in the first one. This app is also programmed in C#, but also using the Xna framework.



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