JSON Map Format
===============

Tiled can export maps as JSON files. To do so, simply select "File >
Export As" and select the JSON file type. You can export json from the
command line with the ``--export-map`` option.

The fields found in the JSON format differ slightly from those in the
:doc:`tmx-map-format`, but the meanings should remain the same.

The following fields can be found in a Tiled JSON file:

.. _json-map:

Map
---

.. csv-table::
    :header: Field, Type, Description
    :widths: 1, 1, 4

    backgroundcolor,  string,           "Hex-formatted color (#RRGGBB or #AARRGGBB) (optional)"
    class,            string,           "The class of the map (since 1.9, optional)"
    compressionlevel, int,              "The compression level to use for tile layer data (defaults to -1, which means to use the algorithm default)"
    height,           int,              "Number of tile rows"
    hexsidelength,    int,              "Length of the side of a hex tile in pixels (hexagonal maps only)"
    infinite,         bool,             "Whether the map has infinite dimensions"
    layers,           array,            "Array of :ref:`Layers <json-layer>`"
    nextlayerid,      int,              "Auto-increments for each layer"
    nextobjectid,     int,              "Auto-increments for each placed object"
    orientation,      string,           "``orthogonal``, ``isometric``, ``oblique``, ``staggered`` or ``hexagonal``"
    parallaxoriginx,  double,           "X coordinate of the parallax origin in pixels (since 1.8, default: 0)"
    parallaxoriginy,  double,           "Y coordinate of the parallax origin in pixels (since 1.8, default: 0)"
    properties,       array,            "Array of :ref:`Properties <json-property>`"
    renderorder,      string,           "``right-down`` (the default), ``right-up``, ``left-down`` or ``left-up`` (currently only supported for orthogonal maps)"
    skewx,            int,              "X offset applied per tile row (oblique maps only)"
    skewy,            int,              "Y offset applied per tile column (oblique maps only)"
    staggeraxis,      string,           "``x`` or ``y`` (staggered / hexagonal maps only)"
    staggerindex,     string,           "``odd`` or ``even`` (staggered / hexagonal maps only)"
    tiledversion,     string,           "The Tiled version used to save the file"
    tileheight,       int,              "Map grid height"
    tilesets,         array,            "Array of :ref:`Tilesets <json-tileset>`"
    tilewidth,        int,              "Map grid width"
    type,             string,           "``map`` (since 1.0)"
    version,          string,           "The JSON format version (previously a number, saved as string since 1.6)"
    width,            int,              "Number of tile columns"

Map Example
~~~~~~~~~~~

.. code:: json

    {
      "backgroundcolor":"#656667",
      "height":4,
      "layers":[ ],
      "nextobjectid":1,
      "orientation":"orthogonal",
      "properties":[
        {
          "name":"mapProperty1",
          "type":"string",
          "value":"one"
        },
        {
          "name":"mapProperty2",
          "type":"string",
          "value":"two"
        }],
      "renderorder":"right-down",
      "tileheight":32,
      "tilesets":[ ],
      "tilewidth":32,
      "version":1,
      "tiledversion":"1.0.3",
      "width":4
    }

.. _json-layer:

Layer
-----

.. csv-table::
    :header: Field, Type, Description
    :widths: 1, 1, 4

    chunks,           array,            "Array of :ref:`chunks <json-chunk>` (optional). ``tilelayer`` only."
    class,            string,           "The class of the layer (since 1.9, optional)"
    compression,      string,           "``zlib``, ``gzip``, ``zstd`` (since 1.3) or empty (default). ``tilelayer`` only."
    data,             array or string,  "Array of ``unsigned int`` (GIDs) or base64-encoded data. ``tilelayer`` only."
    draworder,        string,           "``topdown`` (default) or ``index``. ``objectgroup`` only."
    encoding,         string,           "``csv`` (default) or ``base64``. ``tilelayer`` only."
    height,           int,              "Row count. Same as map height for fixed-size maps. ``tilelayer`` only."
    id,               int,              "Incremental ID - unique across all layers"
    image,            string,           "Image used by this layer. ``imagelayer`` only."
    imageheight,      int,              "Height of the image used by this layer. ``imagelayer`` only. (since 1.11.1)"
    imagewidth,       int,              "Width of the image used by this layer. ``imagelayer`` only. (since 1.11.1)"
    layers,           array,            "Array of :ref:`layers <json-layer>`. ``group`` only."
    locked,           bool,             "Whether layer is locked in the editor (default: false). (since 1.8.2)"
    mode,             string,           "The :ref:`blend mode <json-blend-mode>` to use when rendering the layer. (since 1.12)"
    name,             string,           "Name assigned to this layer"
    objects,          array,            "Array of :ref:`objects <json-object>`. ``objectgroup`` only."
    offsetx,          double,           "Horizontal layer offset in pixels (default: 0)"
    offsety,          double,           "Vertical layer offset in pixels (default: 0)"
    opacity,          double,           "Value between 0 and 1 (default: 1)"
    parallaxx,        double,           "Horizontal :ref:`parallax factor <parallax-factor>` for this layer (default: 1). (since 1.5)"
    parallaxy,        double,           "Vertical :ref:`parallax factor <parallax-factor>` for this layer (default: 1). (since 1.5)"
    properties,       array,            "Array of :ref:`Properties <json-property>`"
    repeatx,          bool,             "Whether the image drawn by this layer is repeated along the X axis. ``imagelayer`` only. (since 1.8)"
    repeaty,          bool,             "Whether the image drawn by this layer is repeated along the Y axis. ``imagelayer`` only. (since 1.8)"
    startx,           int,              "X coordinate where layer content starts (for infinite maps)"
    starty,           int,              "Y coordinate where layer content starts (for infinite maps)"
    tintcolor,        string,           "Hex-formatted :ref:`tint color <tint-color>` (#RRGGBB or #AARRGGBB) that is multiplied with any graphics drawn by this layer or any child layers (optional)."
    transparentcolor, string,           "Hex-formatted color (#RRGGBB) (optional). ``imagelayer`` only."
    type,             string,           "``tilelayer``, ``objectgroup``, ``imagelayer`` or ``group``"
    visible,          bool,             "Whether layer is shown or hidden in editor"
    width,            int,              "Column count. Same as map width for fixed-size maps. ``tilelayer`` only."
    x,                int,              "Horizontal layer offset in tiles. Always 0."
    y,                int,              "Vertical layer offset in tiles. Always 0."

Tile Layer Example
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

The data of a tile layer can be stored as a native JSON array or as
base64-encoded and optionally compressed binary data, the same as done in the
:ref:`TMX format <tmx-data>`. The tiles are referenced using
:doc:`global-tile-ids`.

.. code:: json

    {
      "data":[1, 2, 1, 2, 3, 1, 3, 1, 2, 2, 3, 3, 4, 4, 4, 1],
      "height":4,
      "name":"ground",
      "opacity":1,
      "properties":[
        {
          "name":"tileLayerProp",
          "type":"int",
          "value":1
        }],
      "type":"tilelayer",
      "visible":true,
      "width":4,
      "x":0,
      "y":0
    }

Object Layer Example
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

.. code:: json

    {
      "draworder":"topdown",
      "height":0,
      "name":"people",
      "objects":[ ],
      "opacity":1,
      "properties":[
        {
          "name":"layerProp1",
          "type":"string",
          "value":"someStringValue"
        }],
      "type":"objectgroup",
      "visible":true,
      "width":0,
      "x":0,
      "y":0
    }


.. _json-blend-mode:

Blend Mode
~~~~~~~~~~

The following values are supported for the ``mode`` property on
:ref:`json-layer`:

- ``normal`` (default)
- ``add``
- ``multiply``
- ``screen``
- ``overlay``
- ``darken``
- ``lighten``
- ``color-dodge``
- ``color-burn``
- ``hard-light``
- ``soft-light``
- ``difference``
- ``exclusion``


.. _json-chunk:

Chunk
-----

Chunks are used to store the tile layer data for
:doc:`infinite maps </manual/using-infinite-maps>`.

.. csv-table::
    :header: Field, Type, Description
    :widths: 1, 1, 4

    data,             array or string,  "Array of ``unsigned int`` (GIDs) or base64-encoded data"
    height,           int,              "Row count"
    width,            int,              "Column count"
    x,                int,              "X coordinate in tiles"
    y,                int,              "Y coordinate in tiles"

Chunk Example
~~~~~~~~~~~~~

.. code:: json

    {
      "data":[1, 2, 1, 2, 3, 1, 3, 1, 2, 2, 3, 3, 4, 4, 4, 1],
      "height":4,
      "width":4,
      "x":0,
      "y":-16
    }

.. _json-object:

Object
------

.. csv-table::
    :header: Field, Type, Description
    :widths: 1, 1, 4

    capsule,          bool,             "Used to mark an object as a capsule"
    ellipse,          bool,             "Used to mark an object as an ellipse"
    gid,              int,              "Global tile ID, only if object represents a tile"
    height,           double,           "Height in pixels."
    id,               int,              "Incremental ID, unique across all objects"
    name,             string,           "String assigned to name field in editor"
    opacity,          double,           "The opacity of the object as a value from 0 to 1 (default: 1)"
    point,            bool,             "Used to mark an object as a point"
    polygon,          array,            "Array of :ref:`Points <json-point>`, in case the object is a polygon"
    polyline,         array,            "Array of :ref:`Points <json-point>`, in case the object is a polyline"
    properties,       array,            "Array of :ref:`Properties <json-property>`"
    rotation,         double,           "Angle in degrees clockwise"
    template,         string,           "Reference to a template file, in case object is a :doc:`template instance </manual/using-templates>`"
    text,             :ref:`json-object-text`, "Only used for text objects"
    type,             string,           "The class of the object (was saved as ``class`` in 1.9, optional)"
    visible,          bool,             "Whether object is shown in editor."
    width,            double,           "Width in pixels."
    x,                double,           "X coordinate in pixels"
    y,                double,           "Y coordinate in pixels"

Object Example
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

.. code:: json

    {
      "gid":5,
      "height":0,
      "id":1,
      "name":"villager",
      "properties":[
        {
          "name":"hp",
          "type":"int",
          "value":12
        }],
      "rotation":0,
      "opacity":1,
      "type":"npc",
      "visible":true,
      "width":0,
      "x":32,
      "y":32
    }

Ellipse Example
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

.. code:: json

    {
      "ellipse":true,
      "height":152,
      "id":13,
      "name":"",
      "rotation":0,
      "opacity":1,
      "type":"",
      "visible":true,
      "width":248,
      "x":560,
      "y":808
    }

Rectangle Example
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

.. code:: json

    {
      "height":184,
      "id":14,
      "name":"",
      "rotation":0,
      "opacity":1,
      "type":"",
      "visible":true,
      "width":368,
      "x":576,
      "y":584
    }

Point Example
~~~~~~~~~~~~~

.. code:: json

    {
      "height":0,
      "id":20,
      "name":"",
      "point":true,
      "rotation":0,
      "opacity":1,
      "type":"",
      "visible":true,
      "width":0,
      "x":220,
      "y":350
    }

Polygon Example
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

.. code:: json

    {
      "height":0,
      "id":15,
      "name":"",
      "polygon":[
      {
        "x":0,
        "y":0
      },
      {
        "x":152,
        "y":88
      },
      {
        "x":136,
        "y":-128
      },
      {
        "x":80,
        "y":-280
      },
      {
        "x":16,
        "y":-288
      }],
      "rotation":0,
      "opacity":1,
      "type":"",
      "visible":true,
      "width":0,
      "x":-176,
      "y":432
    }

Polyline Example
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

.. code:: json

    {
      "height":0,
      "id":16,
      "name":"",
      "polyline":[
      {
        "x":0,
        "y":0
      },
      {
        "x":248,
        "y":-32
      },
      {
        "x":376,
        "y":72
      },
      {
        "x":544,
        "y":288
      },
      {
        "x":656,
        "y":120
      },
      {
        "x":512,
        "y":0
      }],
      "rotation":0,
      "opacity":1,
      "type":"",
      "visible":true,
      "width":0,
      "x":240,
      "y":88
    }

Text Example
~~~~~~~~~~~~

.. code:: json

    {
      "height":19,
      "id":15,
      "name":"",
      "text":
      {
        "text":"Hello World",
        "wrap":true
      },
      "rotation":0,
      "opacity":1,
      "type":"",
      "visible":true,
      "width":248,
      "x":48,
      "y":136
    }

.. _json-object-text:

Text
----

.. csv-table::
    :header: Field, Type, Description
    :widths: 1, 1, 4

    bold,             bool,             "Whether to use a bold font (default: ``false``)"
    color,            string,           "Hex-formatted color (#RRGGBB or #AARRGGBB) (default: ``#000000``)"
    fontfamily,       string,           "Font family (default: ``sans-serif``)"
    halign,           string,           "Horizontal alignment (``center``, ``right``, ``justify`` or ``left`` (default))"
    italic,           bool,             "Whether to use an italic font (default: ``false``)"
    kerning,          bool,             "Whether to use kerning when placing characters (default: ``true``)"
    pixelsize,        int,              "Pixel size of font (default: 16)"
    strikeout,        bool,             "Whether to strike out the text (default: ``false``)"
    text,             string,           "Text"
    underline,        bool,             "Whether to underline the text (default: ``false``)"
    valign,           string,           "Vertical alignment (``center``, ``bottom`` or ``top`` (default))"
    wrap,             bool,             "Whether the text is wrapped within the object bounds (default: ``false``)"


.. _json-tileset:

Tileset
-------

.. csv-table::
    :header: Field, Type, Description
    :widths: 1, 1, 4

    backgroundcolor,  string,           "Hex-formatted color (#RRGGBB or #AARRGGBB) (optional)"
    class,            string,           "The class of the tileset (since 1.9, optional)"
    columns,          int,              "The number of tile columns in the tileset"
    fillmode,         string,           "The fill mode to use when rendering tiles from this tileset (``stretch`` (default) or ``preserve-aspect-fit``) (since 1.9)"
    firstgid,         int,              "GID corresponding to the first tile in the set"
    grid,             :ref:`json-tileset-grid`, "(optional)"
    image,            string,           "Image used for tiles in this set"
    imageheight,      int,              "Height of source image in pixels"
    imagewidth,       int,              "Width of source image in pixels"
    margin,           int,              "Buffer between image edge and first tile (pixels)"
    name,             string,           "Name given to this tileset"
    objectalignment,  string,           "Alignment to use for tile objects (``unspecified`` (default), ``topleft``, ``top``, ``topright``, ``left``, ``center``, ``right``, ``bottomleft``, ``bottom`` or ``bottomright``) (since 1.4)"
    properties,       array,            "Array of :ref:`Properties <json-property>`"
    source,           string,           "The external file that contains this tilesets data"
    spacing,          int,              "Spacing between adjacent tiles in image (pixels)"
    terrains,         array,            "Array of :ref:`Terrains <json-terrain>` (optional)"
    tilecount,        int,              "The number of tiles in this tileset"
    tiledversion,     string,           "The Tiled version used to save the file"
    tileheight,       int,              "Maximum height of tiles in this set"
    tileoffset,       :ref:`json-tileset-tileoffset`, "(optional)"
    tilerendersize,   string,           "The size to use when rendering tiles from this tileset on a tile layer (``tile`` (default) or ``grid``) (since 1.9)"
    tiles,            array,            "Array of :ref:`Tiles <json-tile>` (optional)"
    tilewidth,        int,              "Maximum width of tiles in this set"
    transformations,  :ref:`json-tileset-transformations`, "Allowed transformations (optional)"
    transparentcolor, string,           "Hex-formatted color (#RRGGBB) (optional)"
    type,             string,           "``tileset`` (for tileset files, since 1.0)"
    version,          string,           "The JSON format version (previously a number, saved as string since 1.6)"
    wangsets,         array,            "Array of :ref:`Wang sets <json-wangset>` (since 1.1.5)"

Each tileset has a ``firstgid`` (first global ID) property which
tells you the global ID of its first tile (the one with local
tile ID 0). This allows you to map the global IDs back to the
right tileset, and then calculate the local tile ID by
subtracting the ``firstgid`` from the global tile ID. The first
tileset always has a ``firstgid`` value of 1.

.. _json-tileset-grid:

Grid
~~~~

Specifies common grid settings used for tiles in a tileset. See
:ref:`tmx-grid` in the TMX Map Format.

.. csv-table::
    :header: Field, Type, Description
    :widths: 1, 1, 4

    height,           int,              "Cell height of tile grid"
    orientation,      string,           "``orthogonal`` (default) or ``isometric``"
    width,            int,              "Cell width of tile grid"

.. _json-tileset-tileoffset:

Tile Offset
~~~~~~~~~~~

See :ref:`tmx-tileoffset` in the TMX Map Format.

.. csv-table::
    :header: Field, Type, Description
    :widths: 1, 1, 4

    x,                int,              "Horizontal offset in pixels"
    y,                int,              "Vertical offset in pixels (positive is down)"

.. _json-tileset-transformations:

Transformations
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

See :ref:`tmx-tileset-transformations` in the TMX Map Format.

.. csv-table::
    :header: Field, Type, Description
    :widths: 1, 1, 4

    hflip,            bool,             "Tiles can be flipped horizontally"
    vflip,            bool,             "Tiles can be flipped vertically"
    rotate,           bool,             "Tiles can be rotated in 90-degree increments"
    preferuntransformed, bool,          "Whether untransformed tiles remain preferred, otherwise transformed tiles are used to produce more variations"

Tileset Example
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

.. code:: json

            {
             "columns":19,
             "firstgid":1,
             "image":"..\/image\/fishbaddie_parts.png",
             "imageheight":480,
             "imagewidth":640,
             "margin":3,
             "name":"",
             "properties":[
               {
                 "name":"myProperty1",
                 "type":"string",
                 "value":"myProperty1_value"
               }],
             "spacing":1,
             "tilecount":266,
             "tileheight":32,
             "tilewidth":32
            }

.. _json-tile:

Tile (Definition)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

.. csv-table::
    :header: Field, Type, Description
    :widths: 1, 1, 4

    animation,        array,              "Array of :ref:`Frames <json-frame>`"
    id,               int,                "Local ID of the tile"
    image,            string,             "Image representing this tile (optional, used for image collection tilesets)"
    imageheight,      int,                "Height of the tile image in pixels"
    imagewidth,       int,                "Width of the tile image in pixels"
    x,                int,                "The X position of the sub-rectangle representing this tile (default: 0)"
    y,                int,                "The Y position of the sub-rectangle representing this tile (default: 0)"
    width,            int,                "The width of the sub-rectangle representing this tile (defaults to the image width)"
    height,           int,                "The height of the sub-rectangle representing this tile (defaults to the image height)"
    objectgroup,      :ref:`json-layer`,  "Layer with type ``objectgroup``, when collision shapes are specified (optional)"
    probability,      double,             "Percentage chance this tile is chosen when competing with others in the editor (default: 1)"
    properties,       array,              "Array of :ref:`Properties <json-property>`"
    terrain,          array,              "Index of terrain for each corner of tile (optional, replaced by :ref:`Wang sets <json-wangset>` since 1.5)"
    type,             string,             "The class of the tile (was saved as ``class`` in 1.9, optional)"

A tileset that associates information with each tile, like its image
path, may include a ``tiles`` array property. Each tile
has an ``id`` property, which specifies the local ID within the tileset.

For the terrain information, each value is a length-4 array where each
element is the index of a :ref:`terrain <json-terrain>` on one corner
of the tile. The order of indices is: top-left, top-right, bottom-left,
bottom-right.

Example:

.. code:: json

    {
      "id":11,
      "properties":[
        {
          "name":"myProperty2",
          "type":"string",
          "value":"myProperty2_value"
        }],
      "terrain":[0, 1, 0, 1]
    }

.. _json-frame:

Frame
~~~~~

.. csv-table::
    :header: Field, Type, Description
    :widths: 1, 1, 4

    duration,         int,              "Frame duration in milliseconds"
    tileid,           int,              "Local tile ID representing this frame"

.. _json-terrain:

Terrain
~~~~~~~

.. csv-table::
    :header: Field, Type, Description
    :widths: 1, 1, 4

    name,             string,           "Name of terrain"
    properties,       array,            "Array of :ref:`Properties <json-property>`"
    tile,             int,              "Local ID of tile representing terrain"

Example:

.. code:: json

    {
      "name":"ground",
      "tile":0
    }

.. _json-wangset:

Wang Set
~~~~~~~~

.. csv-table::
    :header: Field, Type, Description
    :widths: 1, 1, 4

    class,            string,           "The class of the Wang set (since 1.9, optional)"
    colors,           array,            "Array of :ref:`Wang colors <json-wangcolor>` (since 1.5)"
    name,             string,           "Name of the Wang set"
    properties,       array,            "Array of :ref:`Properties <json-property>`"
    tile,             int,              "Local ID of tile representing the Wang set"
    type,             string,           "``corner``, ``edge`` or ``mixed`` (since 1.5)"
    wangtiles,        array,            "Array of :ref:`Wang tiles <json-wangtile>`"

.. _json-wangcolor:

Wang Color
^^^^^^^^^^

.. csv-table::
    :header: Field, Type, Description
    :widths: 1, 1, 4

    class,            string,           "The class of the Wang color (since 1.9, optional)"
    color,            string,           "Hex-formatted color (#RRGGBB or #AARRGGBB)"
    name,             string,           "Name of the Wang color"
    probability,      double,           "Probability used when randomizing (default: 1)"
    properties,       array,            "Array of :ref:`Properties <json-property>` (since 1.5)"
    tile,             int,              "Local ID of tile representing the Wang color"

Example:

.. code:: json

    {
      "color": "#d31313",
      "name": "Rails",
      "probability": 1,
      "tile": 18
    }

.. _json-wangtile:

Wang Tile
^^^^^^^^^

.. csv-table::
    :header: Field, Type, Description
    :widths: 1, 1, 4

    tileid,           int,              "Local ID of tile"
    wangid,           array,            "Array of Wang color indexes (``uchar[8]``)"

Example:

.. code:: json

    {
      "tileid": 0,
      "wangid": [2, 0, 1, 0, 1, 0, 2, 0]
    }

.. _json-objecttemplate:

Object Template
---------------

An object template is written to its own file and referenced by any
instances of that template.

.. csv-table::
    :header: Field, Type, Description
    :widths: 1, 1, 4

    type,             string,              "``template``"
    tileset,          :ref:`json-tileset`, "External tileset used by the template (optional)"
    object,           :ref:`json-object`,  "The object instantiated by this template"

.. _json-property:

Property
--------

.. csv-table::
    :header: Field, Type, Description
    :widths: 1, 1, 4

    name,             string,           "Name of the property"
    type,             string,           "Type of the property (``string`` (default), ``int``, ``float``, ``bool``, ``color``, ``file``, ``object`` or ``class`` (since 0.16, with ``color`` and ``file`` added in 0.17, ``object`` added in 1.4 and ``class`` added in 1.8))"
    propertytype,     string,           "Name of the :ref:`custom property type <custom-property-types>`, when applicable (since 1.8)"
    value,            value,            "Value of the property"

.. _json-point:

Point
-----

A point on a polygon or a polyline, relative to the position of the object.

.. csv-table::
    :header: Field, Type, Description
    :widths: 1, 1, 4

    x,                double,           "X coordinate in pixels"
    y,                double,           "Y coordinate in pixels"

Changelog
---------

Tiled 1.12
~~~~~~~~~~

* Added ``mode`` property to :ref:`json-layer` to specify the blend mode to use
  when rendering the layer.

* Added ``capsule`` property to :ref:`json-object`.

* Added ``opacity`` property to :ref:`json-object`.

Tiled 1.11.1
~~~~~~~~~~~~

* Added ``imageheight`` and ``imagewidth`` properties to image layers.

Tiled 1.10
~~~~~~~~~~

* Renamed the ``class`` property on :ref:`json-tile` and :ref:`json-object`
  back to ``type``, to keep compatibility with Tiled 1.8 and earlier. The
  property remains ``class`` in other places since it could not be renamed
  to ``type`` everywhere.

Tiled 1.9
~~~~~~~~~

* Renamed the ``type`` property on :ref:`json-tile` and :ref:`json-object` to
  ``class``.

* Added ``class`` property to :ref:`json-map`, :ref:`json-tileset`,
  :ref:`json-layer`, :ref:`json-wangset` and :ref:`json-wangcolor`.

* Added ``x``, ``y``, ``width`` and ``height`` properties to :ref:`json-tile`,
  which store the sub-rectangle of a tile's image used to represent this tile.
  By default the entire image is used.

* Added ``tilerendersize`` and ``fillmode`` properties to :ref:`json-tileset`,
  which affect the way tiles are rendered.

Tiled 1.8
~~~~~~~~~

* Added support for user-defined custom property types. A reference to the
  type is saved as the new ``propertytype`` property of :ref:`json-property`.

* The :ref:`json-property` element can now have an arbitrary JSON object as its
  ``value``, in case the property value is a class. In this case the ``type``
  property is set to the new value ``class``.

* Added ``parallaxoriginx`` and ``parallaxoriginy`` properties to
  :ref:`json-map`.

* Added ``repeatx`` and ``repeaty`` properties to :ref:`json-layer` (applies
  only to image layers at the moment).

Tiled 1.7
~~~~~~~~~

* The :ref:`json-tile` objects in a tileset are no longer always saved with
  increasing IDs. They are now saved in the display order, which can be changed
  in Tiled.

Tiled 1.6
~~~~~~~~~

* The ``version`` property is now written as a string ("1.6") instead of a
  number (1.5).

Tiled 1.5
~~~~~~~~~

* Unified ``cornercolors`` and ``edgecolors`` properties of :ref:`json-wangset`
  as the new ``colors`` property and added a ``type`` field.

* :ref:`json-wangcolor` can now store ``properties``.

* Added ``transformations`` property to :ref:`json-tileset` (see
  :ref:`json-tileset-transformations`).

* Removed ``dflip``, ``hflip`` and ``vflip`` properties from
  :ref:`json-wangtile` (no longer supported).

* Added ``parallaxx`` and ``parallaxy`` properties to the :ref:`json-layer`
  object.

Tiled 1.4
~~~~~~~~~

* Added ``objectalignment`` to the :ref:`json-tileset` object.

* Added ``tintcolor`` to the :ref:`json-layer` object.

* Added ``object`` as possible type of :ref:`json-property`.

Tiled 1.3
~~~~~~~~~

* Added an ``editorsettings`` property to top-level :ref:`json-map` and
  :ref:`json-tileset` objects, which is used to store editor specific settings
  that are generally not relevant when loading a map or tileset.

* Added support for Zstandard compression for tile layer data
  (``"compression": "zstd"`` on :ref:`tile layer objects <json-layer>`).

* Added the ``compressionlevel`` property to the :ref:`json-map` object,
  which stores the compression level to use for compressed tile layer data.

Tiled 1.2
~~~~~~~~~

* Added ``nextlayerid`` to the :ref:`json-map` object.

* Added ``id`` to the :ref:`json-layer` object.

* The tiles in a :ref:`json-tileset` are now stored as an array instead
  of an object. Previously the tile IDs were stored as string keys of
  the "tiles" object, now they are stored as ``id`` property of each
  :ref:`Tile <json-tile>` object.

* Custom tile properties are now stored within each
  :ref:`Tile <json-tile>` instead of being included as
  ``tileproperties`` in the :ref:`json-tileset` object.

* Custom properties are now stored in an array instead of an object
  where the property names were the keys. Each property is now an object
  that stores the name, type and value of the property. The separate
  ``propertytypes`` and ``tilepropertytypes`` properties have been
  removed.

Tiled 1.1
~~~~~~~~~

* Added a :ref:`chunked data format <json-chunk>`, currently used for
  :doc:`infinite maps </manual/using-infinite-maps>`.

* :doc:`Templates </manual/using-templates>` were added. Templates can
  be stored as JSON files with an :ref:`json-objecttemplate` object.

* :ref:`Tilesets <json-tileset>` can now contain
  :doc:`Terrain Sets </manual/terrain>`. They are saved in the
  new :ref:`json-wangset` object (since Tiled 1.1.5).
