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If you've ever spent hours manually calculating coordinates and portal logic for TimeSpaces in NosTale, you know it's a massive sinkhole for your time. Found this demo of a TS Lua generator specifically designed for Vanosilla. It's essentially a toolkit to stop you from guessing where your portals are landing.
The tool is built on a Python + Qt stack and compiled via Nuitka. It's currently in a demo state, meaning it provides the foundation for TS creation without being a fully automated 'one-click' solution yet.
Technical Feature Set:
Internal Stack:
Keep in mind this is a demo build. It's admittedly buggy and doesn't support high-level automation yet, but for anyone building custom content, it beats editing raw scripts in a text editor. While others are still stuck guessing grid positions, we're actually visualizing the map state.
anyone actually script their own TS anymore?
The tool is built on a Python + Qt stack and compiled via Nuitka. It's currently in a demo state, meaning it provides the foundation for TS creation without being a fully automated 'one-click' solution yet.
Technical Feature Set:
- Map Grid Visualization — Provides an accurate overlay of map dimensions with customizable cell sizing.
- Portal Logic Management — Full CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) for portals directly on the map interface.
- Interactive UI — Drag and drop portals to reposition them; no more trial and error with raw X/Y values.
- Coordinate Tracking — Dynamic coordinate display when hovering or dragging elements across the grid.
- Adjacent Map Logic — Provides recommendations for map connections to keep your TS flow consistent.
Internal Stack:
Code:
Engine: Python
GUI Framework: Qt
Compiler: Nuitka
Target Environment: Vanosilla / NosTale Private Servers
Keep in mind this is a demo build. It's admittedly buggy and doesn't support high-level automation yet, but for anyone building custom content, it beats editing raw scripts in a text editor. While others are still stuck guessing grid positions, we're actually visualizing the map state.
anyone actually script their own TS anymore?