it runs great on linux mint (21.3 atm but before that too)
#!/bin/bash
awk '$0="!byte "$0' $1 > "$1.asm"
stuff like this and rodzillas material maker is like bumping into running water or sliced bread as a poor hobbyist (but its actually SO pro, i personally barely use the scratched surface here) ... when people do stuff b/c they do before they get paid and it turns into a passion, yo, this is great, thx man, i hope you keep on going at it until its as big as unreal engine haha
Can you provide any additional information about the circumstances? Did it always crash? Does it consistently crash? Anything that can help narrow the issue down.
The first time I downloaded the application, after 5-20 seconds it crashed (application is not responding). I turned off hardware acceleration and rebooted the computer, after which the application periodically froze every 20 seconds Tried versions 1.10.2, 1.10.1, 1.9.2 I apologize for my English, I hope I explained it clearly
EDIT: Turns out that the issue was related to Itch.io App, not Tiled.
I've come across an unusual folder nestled in my HDD and upon further investigation, I discovered that Tiled was autonomously generating folders with nonsensical names on my drive, without my explicit permission. While browsing through various discussions, I've encountered numerous mentions of false positives, but perhaps there's more truth to them than initially presumed.
A staggering total of 44,140 folders have been generated, with 54 appearing just today, despite not actively engaging with the application; it seems to be operating surreptitiously in the background. I'm presently in the process of deleting the primary directory, which harbors over 132,000 files.
I'm hesitant to attribute malicious intent to the Tiled developers, but there's undoubtedly a significant issue at play here.
Hmm, that’s worrying. However, it would be nice to know some details:
Why do you think Tiled is creating these folders?
Where did you download Tiled?
What are these folders named and what kind of files are created?
Since when is this problem occurring and did you try de-installing Tiled? Did that help?
If it is really the Tiled executable, it was probably infected after being installed. So far, there have only been false positives and no actual reports of Tiled doing something malicious. The executable is built in a clean environment and Windows builds are signed by the SignPath Foundation.
Hey Thorbjørn, I always downloaded Tiled from the official site. The folder spam started in 2022, altought I noticed there was already folder for 2021 (but a single one).
The folder names sounds like some linux codename releases. It seems to be a word generator that adds 3 words together;
"barely-viable-shiner"
"terminally-unique-dragon"
"randomly-careful-yeti"
and so on.
I'm led to think this is related with Tiled because of files content (see screenshots)
In most of the folders I checked, there was 2 JSONS Files:
operate-context.json
operate-log.json
Theres got to be more files generated but I don't know what (because 44,140 folders with 2 files in each does not reach the amount of files I had to delete)
Here's a link with a quick montage of everything I got (sorry no time to do something pretty): LINK TO IMAGE
Hmm, while Tiled is mentioned in those files, they seem to be actually created by the itch.io app or some version of it. For whatever reason, it appears to be generating random target locations and then prints logs regarding the installation of Tiled. It seems to be like something in the itch.io app is malfunctioning, which you might want to consider reporting on their bug tracker: https://github.com/itchio/itch/issues (be sure to provide as many details as you did here).
I don’t think we need to pretend like it never happened, but feel free to edit your posts as appropriate. Even if Tiled isn’t writing those files, and even if it does not look malicious, it is still worth reporting.
I have used the tiled editor some years ago for my point and click adventure ‘The Lost Adventures’.
Thank for you making this extremely user friendly tool! I am thinking again to add support for tile based rooms in my point and click engine that drives ‘Pixel Parody’. I chose not to go for tiles because the perspective is always fixed. But I remember that whipping up new rooms was fast in those days….
just wanted to say tiled has been saving me a lot of time in making maps for my GB Studio game. its incredibly intuitive and worth way more than $19 imo. thanks for your work!!!
It literally makes tiling and collision mapping so easy that I don't think I will be able to use a framework without this program. The Appimage works perfectly on Arch.
Usually the installer is more trusted by the system though, since it is code-signed. The best solution is probably to report the installer as safe to your anti-virus solution.
You are a very patient man. Thank you for taking the time to develop and maintain such a powerful and awesome tool and making it open source to the community!
Why are you using more than one antivirus? That stuff will conflict. Talking about how useless that software is and how a lot of it is just spyware is for a whole other discussion.
Last version (1.10.2) crashes right on launch on macOs Monterey 12.6.7, which didn’t happen on 1.10.1. I’m not sure why, but I do see “Universal macOS Binary” in the logs that seems to be extremely suspect!
The version uploaded to itch.io matches the “Tiled-1.10.2_macOS-11+.zip” version on GitHub. Are you comparing it to the “Tiled-1.10.2_macOS-10.12-10.15.zip” build? Otherwise I can’t explain why one would work while the other doesn’t.
“Universal macOS Binary” is intentional in an attempt to ensure an optimal experience for both Intel and Arm64 users. Crashes aside…
the more I think about it, the more I suspect a combined bug between itch.io app and macOS where an universal macOS binary isn’t properly loaded if a regular binary was at the same exact location before.
If an application crashes on macOS, usually a crash dialog pops up with a lot of debug information, including a stack trace. If this happens, it would be very helpful if you could open an issue on GitHub, including the information from that dialog.
← Return to tool
Comments
Log in with itch.io to leave a comment.
it runs great on linux mint (21.3 atm but before that too)
#!/bin/bash
awk '$0="!byte "$0' $1 > "$1.asm"
stuff like this and rodzillas material maker is like bumping into running water or sliced bread as a poor hobbyist (but its actually SO pro, i personally barely use the scratched surface here) ... when people do stuff b/c they do before they get paid and it turns into a passion, yo, this is great, thx man, i hope you keep on going at it until its as big as unreal engine haha
Tiled App crashing on Windows 11 (1.10.2 version). i5/64gb
Can you provide any additional information about the circumstances? Did it always crash? Does it consistently crash? Anything that can help narrow the issue down.
Free Software = <3 <3 <3
Hi Thorbjørn. I wanted to thank you for this amazing app. This helped me a lot.
I wanted to let you know that I'm using Tiled in one of my packs and I strongly recommend that people download it, ok? https://ragnapixel.itch.io/isometric-fantasy-tiles
Also, I see you don't have any isometric screenshot examples on the page. Feel free to use mine if you wish.
You’re right, there really should be an isometric example, and thank you for providing one! Those isometric building blocks look great!
Thanks =P
EDIT: Turns out that the issue was related to Itch.io App, not Tiled.
I've come across an unusual folder nestled in my HDD and upon further investigation, I discovered that Tiled was autonomously generating folders with nonsensical names on my drive, without my explicit permission. While browsing through various discussions, I've encountered numerous mentions of false positives, but perhaps there's more truth to them than initially presumed.
A staggering total of 44,140 folders have been generated, with 54 appearing just today, despite not actively engaging with the application; it seems to be operating surreptitiously in the background. I'm presently in the process of deleting the primary directory, which harbors over 132,000 files.
I'm hesitant to attribute malicious intent to the Tiled developers, but there's undoubtedly a significant issue at play here.
Hmm, that’s worrying. However, it would be nice to know some details:
If it is really the Tiled executable, it was probably infected after being installed. So far, there have only been false positives and no actual reports of Tiled doing something malicious. The executable is built in a clean environment and Windows builds are signed by the SignPath Foundation.
Hey Thorbjørn, I always downloaded Tiled from the official site. The folder spam started in 2022, altought I noticed there was already folder for 2021 (but a single one).
The folder names sounds like some linux codename releases. It seems to be a word generator that adds 3 words together;
"barely-viable-shiner"
"terminally-unique-dragon"
"randomly-careful-yeti"
and so on.
I'm led to think this is related with Tiled because of files content (see screenshots)
In most of the folders I checked, there was 2 JSONS Files:
operate-context.json
operate-log.json
Theres got to be more files generated but I don't know what (because 44,140 folders with 2 files in each does not reach the amount of files I had to delete)
Here's a link with a quick montage of everything I got (sorry no time to do something pretty): LINK TO IMAGE
Hmm, while Tiled is mentioned in those files, they seem to be actually created by the itch.io app or some version of it. For whatever reason, it appears to be generating random target locations and then prints logs regarding the installation of Tiled. It seems to be like something in the itch.io app is malfunctioning, which you might want to consider reporting on their bug tracker: https://github.com/itchio/itch/issues (be sure to provide as many details as you did here).
Very well! Apologies for implicating Tiled. I propose we remove the entire set of comments about this matter.
I don’t think we need to pretend like it never happened, but feel free to edit your posts as appropriate. Even if Tiled isn’t writing those files, and even if it does not look malicious, it is still worth reporting.
could you make a browser edition?
I have used the tiled editor some years ago for my point and click adventure ‘The Lost Adventures’. Thank for you making this extremely user friendly tool! I am thinking again to add support for tile based rooms in my point and click engine that drives ‘Pixel Parody’. I chose not to go for tiles because the perspective is always fixed. But I remember that whipping up new rooms was fast in those days….
just wanted to say tiled has been saving me a lot of time in making maps for my GB Studio game. its incredibly intuitive and worth way more than $19 imo. thanks for your work!!!
Sir, thank you for your software. It's very useful.
It literally makes tiling and collision mapping so easy that I don't think I will be able to use a framework without this program.
The Appimage works perfectly on Arch.
fix your stupid instlaller or make it an .exe file I CANT DO ANYTHING WITH IT
If it helps avoid the issue, you can download a .zip file rather than an installer at https://github.com/mapeditor/tiled/actions/workflows/packages.yml?query=branch%3Amaster+event%3Apush if you’re logged in to GitHub, click a recent build and scroll down to “Artifacts”.
Usually the installer is more trusted by the system though, since it is code-signed. The best solution is probably to report the installer as safe to your anti-virus solution.
You are a very patient man. Thank you for taking the time to develop and maintain such a powerful and awesome tool and making it open source to the community!
i installed the installer and my antivirus says its malware and i cant delete nor uninstall it
freaking cheater
If you want to help teach your anti-virus solution to not report the installer as malware, please tell us which anti-virus solution you’re using.
g-data and other ones
Alright, I’ve used https://www.gdatasoftware.com/faq/consumer/submit-a-suspicious-file-app-or-url to submit the 64-bit installer as being “incorrectly classified as malicious”. I could not answer which OS version, browser version or G DATA version you were using. We’ll see what comes out of it.
After I submitted the file, G DATA responded that the file should no longer get blocked. Can you verify this, theapplesguy2?
Why are you using more than one antivirus? That stuff will conflict. Talking about how useless that software is and how a lot of it is just spyware is for a whole other discussion.
idk how and why i have more than one
Thank you for making & maintaining this software. Making editors & tooling is such a time-sink; Tiled has been super easy to pick-up & learn! 🙏
Last version (1.10.2) crashes right on launch on macOs Monterey 12.6.7, which didn’t happen on 1.10.1. I’m not sure why, but I do see “Universal macOS Binary” in the logs that seems to be extremely suspect!
edit - the version here https://github.com/mapeditor/tiled/releases/tag/v1.10.2 seems to work properly, maybe the wrong binary was uploaded here on itch.io?
The version uploaded to itch.io matches the “Tiled-1.10.2_macOS-11+.zip” version on GitHub. Are you comparing it to the “Tiled-1.10.2_macOS-10.12-10.15.zip” build? Otherwise I can’t explain why one would work while the other doesn’t.
“Universal macOS Binary” is intentional in an attempt to ensure an optimal experience for both Intel and Arm64 users. Crashes aside…
I found additional weirdities when writing the bug report, so I completed it with as many relevant info I had.
https://github.com/mapeditor/tiled/issues/3831
the more I think about it, the more I suspect a combined bug between itch.io app and macOS where an universal macOS binary isn’t properly loaded if a regular binary was at the same exact location before.
My Tiled app keeps crashing on MacOS Monterey, does anybody have the same issue? Please share any solution. My Tiled version is 1.10.2
I got the same issue. 1.10.1 works properly so you can use Manage/Switch to another version while it gets fixed.
Alternatively, you can use the github repository release https://github.com/mapeditor/tiled/releases/tag/v1.10.2 which seems to work properly
If an application crashes on macOS, usually a crash dialog pops up with a lot of debug information, including a stack trace. If this happens, it would be very helpful if you could open an issue on GitHub, including the information from that dialog.
I found out that if you fully uninstalled and reinstall Tiled it’ll work properly. it might be a combined bug between itch.io app and macOS!
Hey guys, thanks for your replying and helping.
Now Tiled is working on my Mac smoothly, after I deleted the file ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.finder.plist.