Blobsmith — Godot 4 autotile maker

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Stop wiring terrain bits by hand.

Blobsmith turns 6 hand-drawn base tiles into a complete 47-tile blob autotile set — with a Godot 4 TileSet (.tres) that arrives already wired: terrain set, peering bits on all 47 tiles, optional collision shapes. Drop two files into your project, add a TileMapLayer, and paint.

Why this exists: the classic tileset tools only export Godot 3.x tilesets — in Godot 4 you're left clicking peering bits by hand, tile by tile, for every terrain. Blobsmith does that part in one click, correctly, every time.

What you get

• 🎨 Built-in pixel editor — or import any RPG Maker A2-style 2×3 base block PNG
• 🕹️ Live autotile playground — paint and preview your terrain before exporting
• 🤖 Godot 4 export: .tres + .png with terrains, peering bits and optional full-square collisions (physics layer 0). Relative texture path — drop both files into any folder of your project
• 🗺️ Tiled export: .tsx with a complete wang set
• 🖼️ PNG tilesheet export (47-blob layout, 8 columns)
• ⬜ 16-tile "sides only" mode (Godot "Match Sides" terrains)
• 📏 Tile sizes 8–64 px · 4 sample themes to learn the format
• 🔌 Runs 100% offline — a single HTML file; your art never leaves your machine
• ✅ Verified against Godot 4.7 stable by an automated suite that runs the real engine and asserts the painted terrain

Try before you buy

Blobsmith Lite runs free in your browser — full editor + playground + PNG export. The full version adds the Godot 4 and Tiled engine exports.

Quick start (Godot 4)

1. Draw your base block (or import one) → click Godot 4 pack
2. Drop blobsmith_tileset.png + .tres into your project
3. Add a TileMapLayer → set its TileSet → TileMap panel → Terrains → paint with Connect mode. Done.

Roadmap (updates are free)

• Wire-mode: import an existing 47-tile sheet → get a wired .tres
• Unity RuleTile export
• Multiple terrains per sheet · alternative tiles with probability

Your pixels stay yours: Blobsmith ships no AI-generated art — everything you export is derived 100% from your own tiles. Questions or bugs → comments below; they get fixed.