LÖVE

Repository: https://github.com/markandgo/LOVEly-tiles
Wiki: https://github.com/markandgo/LOVEly-tiles/wiki

This suite of libraries is meant to be as generic as possible so you can extend it for your own purposes. It's easy to create tile maps!

Features:

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  * Renders tile maps efficiently using sprite batches
  * Can specify a visible area to render your map
  * Can hide/show/flip/rotate specific tiles
  * Swappable image to change the "skin" of your map or animate it!
  * Converts a string/table/image into a map!
  * Draw a map like an image with optional transformation parameters!
  * Isometric map support!
  * Map layering + parallax support
  * TMX (Tiled) loading/saving
  

The demo showcases scrolling, map editing, isometric map, and tmx loading/saving.

Some error in attached example: main.lua:2: module 'atlas' not found

Fixed. Sorry!

Just an update that revamps map and isomap. You can find the latest demo of it in v2. The map classes now create empty map objects. It's up to you to fill it in with setAtlasIndex. Also the atlas class can now accept spacing parameters.

All I get is black-n-white rectangles moving around...

The libs uses quads + sprite batches. Maybe you can't use sprite batches?

Are your images (or the tile sheet) in PO2 dimensions?

Yea that's probably it. The kirby sheet is non PO2. D'oh. Well that's not that important as it's just demonstrating parallax.

That shouldn't be a problem, what might be happening is that your tilesheet is too big for his gpu, as, on his computer without npot support, it gets resized to 4096x1024.

Well I changed the demo to use a reasonable image size for the scrolling demo. That's all folks!