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  • Getting started

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    • Tile layers
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    • Terrain brushes
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    • Open a Tiled file
    • Convert to GridCraft
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    • Edit with AI agents
    • Save to cloud
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  • Export formats

    • Tiled JSON
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    • CSV
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  • Getting started

    • Introduction
  • Editor concepts

    • Tile layers
    • Object layers
    • Tilesets
    • Variable-sized tiles
    • Terrain brushes
    • AutoMap rules
    • Plugins
  • Workflows

    • Open a Tiled file
    • Convert to GridCraft
    • Real-time collaboration
    • Edit with AI agents
    • Save to cloud
    • Use the desktop app
  • Export formats

    • Tiled JSON
    • LDtk
    • Godot 4
    • GameMaker
    • Defold
    • LOVE2D (Lua)
    • CSV
    • Binary (server-ready)
  • Account & cloud

    • Cloud sync, devices, Discord
  • Admin

    • Audit log
  • API reference

    • Overview
    • Auth
    • Maps
    • Billing
    • Admin
    • Discord linking
    • Devices
  • Legal

    • Legal index

CSV

Plain comma-separated values. One file per tile layer. Each row is a row of tiles; each value is a global tile ID. Empty cells are 0. The flip flags in the high bits of the GID are preserved, matching Tiled's CSV plugin behaviour.

When to use it

Use CSV when you have a custom loader that just wants tile IDs and nothing else. Game jams, prototypes, anything with a 30-line tile renderer.

What gets lost

Everything that isn't a tile ID. Object layers, image layers, animations, custom properties, Wang sets, variable-size tiles, and infinite maps. If you need any of those, pick a different format.

Output

map.csv                (single tile layer)
map_Ground.csv         (multi-layer: one file per layer)
map_Walls.csv
map_Decor.csv