Class TerrainPalette

Namespace

GridPlacement.GDScript

Assembly

MoonBark.GridPlacement.GDScript.dll

Filters which terrains from a TileSet are exposed for painting.\n\nA lean whitelist: holds TilePlacementEntry resources that combine terrain names and optional icon into a single data structure. The TileSet remains the single source of truth for terrain IDs, colors, peering, and existence. Names are resolved against a TileMapLayer's TileSet at paint-time.\n\nUsage: var palette := TerrainPalette.new() palette.display_name = "Dungeon Pack" palette.entries = [ TilePlacementEntry.new(terrain_name="dungeon_floor", icon=preload("res://art/icon.png")), TilePlacementEntry.new(terrain_name="stone_wall") ]

class TerrainPalette extends Resource

TerrainPalette

Properties

display_name

Display name shown in the palette selector (e.g. "Dungeon Pack").

@export var display_name: StringName

icon

Optional icon for the palette folder in a multi-palette UI.

@export var icon: Texture2D

placement_rules

List of rules to validate for all terrains in this palette.

@export var placement_rules: Array[TilePaintRule] = []

ignore_base_rules

If true, base rules from PlacementSettings are ignored for this palette.

@export var ignore_base_rules: bool = false

entries

Terrain entries to expose for painting. Each entry carries both a terrain name and optional icon. Each name must match [method TileSet.get_terrain_name] on the target TileSet.

@export var entries: Array[TilePlacementEntry] = []

issues

var issues: Array[String] = []

result

var result: Array[TilePlacementEntry] = []

Methods

get_editor_issues

func get_editor_issues() -> Array[String]:

Returns

get_entries

func get_entries() -> Array[TilePlacementEntry]:

Returns