Stable-v1.0.2

Updates:

1. Added tile custom co-ordinate while generating tiles feature. This means you can now give the starting tile co-ordinates for the x and y axis tiles and the logic will use that starting value to set the co-ordinate for the rest of the tiles. This is helpful if you know where to place your tiles in the game co-ordinate. If no values are given then the default co-ordinate will be used which is 0.
2. Added a flag that checks if the grid should be setup automatically during application start. This is to give more control to the user.
3. Added tile index. This way it will help the user to sync the tile's with other array.

NOTE FOR TUTORIAL:

Godot 4.1:
If you are using Godot 4.1 and are following the tutorial then please use the Stable-v1.0.0 plugin.

Godot 4.3:
If you are using Godot 4.3 then please use this plugin and you can still follow the tutorial.

Stable-v1.0.1

Updates:

This plugin has been updated for use in Godot 4.3. There was some code typing changes in Godot 4.3 that wouldn't allow some codes to work from Godot 4.1. Mainly if a parent's method has a return value with NO type then the child scripts must follow the same rule and can NOT have a return type. This needed to be changed for Godot 4.3.

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NOTE FOR TUTORIAL:

Godot 4.1:
If you are using Godot 4.1 and are following the tutorial then please use the Stable-v1.0.0 plugin.

Godot 4.3:
If you are using Godot 4.3 then please use this plugin and you can still follow the tutorial.

Stable-v1.0.0

1. Generating stage world using Wave Function Collapse.
2. Stage world can be generated using Simple Wave Function Collapse.
3. Stage world can be generated using Expand Wave Function Collapse.
4. Stage world can be generated using Continuous Tile Wave Function Collapse.
5. A Wave Function Collapse Tool for creating the rules for the Wave Function Collapse algorithm.
6. Added some examples to help understand how the tool works.