This repository contains the original tilesheets, tile definitions, building tmx files, wordzed radio data, and configuration for the Project Zomboid mod "Outbreak Equestria" which is currently under development.
This template is intended to be used by anyone, and everyone who would like to make a contribution to the project. This mod is not offically endorsed by any company, or organization. And is still in the infancy of it's planning. More tools, such as maps, lua definitions, and etc will be provided in this repository as I make progress. There are currently only two people working. In the meantime, please feel free to make additions and or modifications to the assets provided.
The Equestria Tiles folder contains all of the tile definitions, as well as the source images for the tilesets. The source tilesets can be found inside of the Equestria Tiles/2x . They will all have names along the lines of:
"ponyville_tileset_01.png". Take all of these .png images, and make copies of them inside of the standard Project zomboid Tiles/2x folder. If you don't have the standard project zomboid tiles, you can download them here.
I will push to this repo with the most current versions of the tilsets as I add more.
This next step is very important. BuildingTiles.txt, and other configuration files are what tells TileZed which tiles can be used as walls, roofs, floors etc. Having them handy will save you time and effort.
Simply take all of the files inside of config, and move them into Project Zomboid Modding tools config folder on your own machine.
npm install my-project
cd my-projectInside of the Wordzed folder there is a file called "Equestria_Radio.xml". It contains all of the customized radio data. To edit it, you need to import it into Wordzed. If you don't have Wordzed you can download it here
After you have extracted Wordzed, I would reccomend placing it into the same folder as the rest of the Project Zomboid Modding Tools.
Take "Equestria_Radio.xml", and move it to:
WordZed/projects/savesAlternativley, you can choose to import it inside of WordZed as part of a new project and skip this step entierly.