You can select a tile with a simple click and not
     have to worry about sizing things correctly. You can create tiles in your
     favorite paint program or copy some from an existing tileset. Paste them
     into a tileset. Preview what the tile will look like when repeated (tiled).
     Drag them where you want them, and render it all to a new tileset image.
     This allows you to quickly and easily create your own custom tilesets.
     
     Now with version 3 you can set the properties for the tiles within the creator.
     Now when you load the tileset in the map editor you need only load defaults
     and you are ready to go.

     
     -     *NEW* Set tile properties for each tile and the .inf file can be saved
          when saving the tileset.

     -      Multiple Selections via Control+Click and Shift+Click!
          You can even use both methods while maintaining the previous selection.
     
     -      Copy and Paste multiple tiles at once! You can even press Control+A
          to select all tiles.
               
     -      Drag&Drop multiple tiles at once!
          *See known issues section below.
               
     -      Previewing a tile repeated is now included in the same window with a
          draggable splitter to resize as needed. It can also be toggled on or off.
          Use the mouse wheel to zoom in or out.
     
     -      Progress bar displayed durring large functions.
          Plus, it's much faster than the previous version! Generate a
          full tileset in an instant.
               
     -      Added option to open a tile image for editing using the Windows
          "Open With..." dialog. This creates a file ( "temp.bmp" ) within
          the program's directory, then launches that file with the selected
          program. Any saved changes to the file are NOT currently updated, and
          you still need to copy and paste the image back into the tileset.
          This may be updated in a future version.
               
     -      Now includes a preferences dialog to change some settings or restore
          all settings to default.
               
     -      Zooming no longer uses preset values. Instead it just increments by
          a set amount (with a minimum of 32x32).               
               
     Shortcut Keys:
     
     Control+O : Open image as tileset (Open Dialog)
     Control+S : Save tileset as image (Save As Dialog)
     F5 : Preview Generated tileset image
     
     Control+A : Select all tiles
     Control+C : Copy selected tile(s)
     Control+X : Cut selected tile(s)
     Control+V : Paste into new tile(s)
     Control+Shift+V : Paste image into selected tile
     Control+N : Add new transparent (magenta) tile
     Delete : Remove selected tile(s)
     
     Control+MouseClick : Add tile to selection
     Control+Shift+MouseClick : Add all tiles to selection, from first selection to last selection
     
     Control+Shift+MouseWheelUp : Increase tile display size (zoom in)
     Control+Shift+MouseWheelDown : Decrease tile display size (zoom out)

     MouseWheelUp/Down : (While over the tiled preview panel) Zoom
     

     Drag&Drop of multiple tiles can act strangely in that it sometimes reverses
     the order of the tiles after dropped. You can simply drag the last one
     over the first to flip them back.
     
     Squashed some of the bugs from version 2. Hopefully it works smoothly, but if
     you run into any problem please post in the forum thread to let me know.

     Note to Linux users:
     Sorry, I did my best to figure out how to use Mono.net framework to port the
     previous version to Linux before updating. Unfortunately mono does not seem
     to support the Graphics class which is vital to the functionality of this program.
     If there is an update to mono with support for the Graphics class, please let me
     know and I will look into it again.
     
     The icons used in this program are available Here.
     All credit, and much thanks, goes to the original artist.
     
     And many thanks to DC for CS2D, and for the creative inspiration.

     Meh, who cares. I created this mainly for educational purposes, so I have
     made it open source for the same reason. Do whatever you want with it. All
     I ask is that you don't re-release the same program, or try to sell it.
     
     I'm no professional by any means. As such I take no responsibility
     for any bad stuff that may happen as a result of the use of this program.
     Use it at your own risk. No malicious code or spyware is included or attached to
     this program in any way. However, you should ALWAYS scan files before running them.