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First of all I'd like to thank you for this piece of software. It's very useful for making tilemaps
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
First time using Tiled, I downloaded a project from an art designer that have layers named like "objects/doors" "objects/roofs". I tried to export these maps to .csv, and it's shows up a message "Can't open file for writing".
Digging out on Google I couldn't find a solution, and after some hours I finally understand why I can't save those layers, that's because the layers are named with slashes and probably a directory must exists to export theses layers.
Describe the solution you'd like
Error messages can be detailed like can't open file for writing: ${full_file_path}. That way it's easier to figure out more quickly on how to solve this problem.
Describe alternatives you've considered
I don't think blocking slashes from layer's name It's a good solution, tough can break existing projects layout and some people can use this feature as advantage for project organization.
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Right, mentioning the file name in the error message is a good idea. Besides that, I guess we could automatically turn "/" into "_" in the CSV plugin when setting up the file names.
I've added the file name to the error message. But also, you'll no longer see this error because the reserved characters are now automatically replaced by _. :-)
First of all I'd like to thank you for this piece of software. It's very useful for making tilemaps
First time using Tiled, I downloaded a project from an art designer that have layers named like "objects/doors" "objects/roofs". I tried to export these maps to .csv, and it's shows up a message "Can't open file for writing".
Digging out on Google I couldn't find a solution, and after some hours I finally understand why I can't save those layers, that's because the layers are named with slashes and probably a directory must exists to export theses layers.
Error messages can be detailed like
can't open file for writing: ${full_file_path}. That way it's easier to figure out more quickly on how to solve this problem.I don't think blocking slashes from layer's name It's a good solution, tough can break existing projects layout and some people can use this feature as advantage for project organization.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: