Example: Add tileset generation script in Kotlin#17
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Example: This kotlin script generates a tileset from PNG images in a specified directory, creating both an atlas image and a Tiled-compatible JSON metadata file. Run: ```shell jbang generate-tileset.kt ```
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Added an example for generating tileset atlases from image files with configurable metadata output.
A new Kotlin JBang script is introduced that scans a directory for PNG images, composites them into an ARGB atlas image with configurable dimensions and padding, and generates Tiled-compatible JSON metadata file containing per-tile information including id, name, and filename references.
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