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Currently there are some tileset released throughout the forum. These tilesets lacks a ".ini" file which can help map creators to do maps more easily, grouping tiles and separated them so it's more easy to see, but also assigning a key on the keyboard to place these tiles withouth needing to open the whole tileset at all. Keep in mind that I am not the owner of the tileset itself; I am not changing any tile from that tileset or the attributes (if you can walk over that tile, build and so on), this is a non-invasive add-on to help modders. My plan goes to do it with all the old tileset that lacks such file: BLOXSNOW: Snow Cliff : Water Cliffs: Rivers: Coasts: Roads: Other details: BLOXTD: Ground Cliff: River: Coast: Road: Other specials: BLOXTEM: Ground cliff: Water Cliff: Rivers: Coast: Road: Other specials: BLOXINT: Gray Walls: Red Walls: Yellow Lines: (both version, ground and metal) Red lines: Other specials: Floor Shadows: (for this last one I am not sure fi some of these are suppose to be attached into another tile, just in case I place all of them separated). Now the custom .ini will show new colors on the minimap (only while modding): Here, the same map using 2 different tilesets: BLOXSNOW: BLOXTEM: Files: Todos Tilesets Personalizados.rar<-- This include all the .ini, all the bin and all the .r16 files needed. This file includes: BLOXBAT2: Luminar's night mission based on Bloxbat; I fixed the grey stuff from the spice so now the spice won't look weird. Normal spice. BLOXBGP: A Giedi Prime based. Normal spice. BLOXCRFT: Wacraft 2 winter tileset. Chopped trees as spice. BLOXHILN: A Heighliner tileset, to create the interior of a big Dune ship. box-crates as thin spice and "mini-repair-pad" as thick spice. BLOXINT: The interior of a building. Gold as thin spice, gems as thick spice. BLOXRETR: Dune 2 graphics tileset. Normal spice. BLOXSNOW: Snowdy map with rifts, rivers and roads. The spice it's gems. BLOXTD: Green land, rifts, water and roads. the spice it's tiberiun. BLOXTEM: Green land, rifts, water and roads. the spice it's gold. To make these tilesetes to appear you need the ".r16" files (same name) into the game's data folder; you can get these files by executing cncnet.exe or downloading the file I upload earlier, that have all needed to work with. If you have them already, place these ".ini" files into the folder "/tilesets" from the editor's path; the program should reconice then auto. Keep in mind you also need the "*.bin" files that are part of the tileset. Update: The new ".ini" will allow any modder to place spice directly into your map withouth switching into another tilesets. UPDATE WITH THE NEW EDITOR: With the creation of the v1.4 of the map and mission editor, those inis got outdated, so here there are the versions that will work with the new one. It also allow me to add some more natural painting, so now tiles like the water and the concrete graphics can be placed by click+drag. These new versions don't have the custom color (on the minimap), but I decided to not waste too much time with this part. and of course, this versions won't work (probably) with v1.3 of the map and mission editor, so for now I am keeping both versions. BLOXTD.iniBLOXTEM.iniBLOXINT.iniBLOXSNOW.iniBLOXBGP.ini Groups, presets and that stuff it's unchanged (just updated, same reason as above). Also, still no new behaviours for the tiles or anything like that; what it was buildable is still buildable and viceversa. So no new bins, just new .inis to, at least, let the editor to load them properly.