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About CreepSmash
Once upon a time, CreepTD started as the next level of CreepSmash, <a href="http://towerdefence.hft-stuttgart.de" target="_blank">a project of ten students</a> at the <a href="http://http://www.hft-stuttgart.de" target="_blank">Hochschule für Technik Stuttgart</a> (University of Applied Sciences) supervised by Dr. Prof. Gerhard Wanner.
Unfortunately, when the project ended, further development freezed also. Later on, contex, a freelance developer dedicated to the game, took over the project and began to add essential functionality required to maintain the game as is. However, it came that also contex lost his interest in developing the game in the middle of a huge code update, so that CreepSmash development freezed somewhen in 2009. From then on, krunx led the community including the forums together with the remaining moderators and, fortunately, they kept the game active over time.
In 2011, dcode, a developer at <a href="http://virtunity.com" target="_blank">virtunity media</a> and computer science student with focus on media informatics at <a href="http://www.h-brs.de" target="_blank">Hochschule Bonn-Rhein-Sieg</a> (University of Applied Sciences), stumbled upon the game when told by friends that it's really cool. Not much later he aimed at compiling a local network version of the game to play together with other nerdy folks but once supplied with the latest but incomplete sources by krunx, started fixing the game from the ground up. A few weeks later, CreepTD was born and released in version 0.7.0 (the 0.X branch). Together with other community members dedicated to the game, he added all those features requested over time including an applet version of the game, single player Survivor mode, game spectators, the first team game mode, a revamped UI, many cool maps created by the community, a real website including game statistics, a full blown manual, the developer central, lots of useful fixes and much more.
So it comes that today, the game has been released in version 1.0, which is a complete code rewrite (the 1.X branch) and that includes completely new animated graphics, an advanced map tree parser featuring alternative paths, multiple start and end segments plus the possibility to create underground segments, new game modes also for coop games, a centralized map directory and much more.
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Developer Central
Contents
Introduction
License
Embedding CreepTD
Reporting bugs
Creating your own maps
Drawing the map background image
Simple map file syntax
Advanced map file syntax
Using a map editor
Using the CreepTD PHP library
Translate CreepTD
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Welcome to CreepTD Developer Central!
CreepTD enables developers to add their own maps, graphics packs and sound sets to the game. This page will cover all neccessary information you need to get started with development.
CreepTD is unique. It's both developer friendly and a professionally developed RTS game suitable for e-sports. To keep you on track we are providing all neccessary information on this page to get you started as a developer.
CreepTD itself is Freeware and all contributions made by the community are licensed to CreepTD either under the Standard CreepTD Contributor License Agreement or the Exclusive CreepTD Contriburor License Agreement. Please read the according license file for detailed information.
Embed CreepTD into your site
The easiest way to embed CreepTD is to use the following short code snippet. This code will render the game at the position you copy it to with a size of 933x700 pixels.
If you do not have the possibility to embed the game by copy and paste, it's also possible to embed our Flash based game launcher. All you have to do is to add the Flash file to your CMS or similar and it will automatically make sure that the game is loaded at the Flash files position in the browser window.
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If it does not show up, please make sure script access for Flash is enabled inside the <object> element's declaration.
In fact, most of the maps that are available in the game have been created by the community. So, if you have a really cool idea, feel free to try it by yourself.
The basics
Image editors
You are free to use any image editing software you like <strong style="color: #999">(*)</strong> as long as you save the background image in JPEG format (at best in 75% quality) with a name of "{your map's lower case name}.jpg".
Even nicer 16x.. maps
<a href="http://www.gimp.org/" target="_blank">GIMP</a> (free), <a href="http://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop" target="_blank">Photoshop</a> (non-free) etc. will work fine. You could even use MS Paint, but the result could be somewhat...you know.
Creating your first 16x16 map is really easy. All you need is a background image sized 321x321 pixels and a corresponding map file. The background image is always named {lower case map name without blanks}.jpg and the map file {lower case map name without blanks}.map. Both will then be added to a ZIP-Archive named {lower case map name without blanks}.zip.
Path segments
In simple map file syntax, path segments are defined line by line using simple coordinates in the form of "X,Y". The upper left cell is indexed 0,0 and the bottom right cell 15,15. Just write your path to the .map-file. Creeps will follow the path from the beginning to the end. Example:
Blocked coordinates
Additionally you have the option to define so named blocked coordinates to cells where no towers can be placed. To define blocked coordinates, use a ";" instead of a "," to separate the x and the y coordinate. Example:
Comments
To add a comment to your map file, prepend a "#" to your comment's text. Example:
This is a commented line
This is a trailing comment
Entirely blank lines are also possible.
This basically is all you have to do to create your first map in simple map file syntax. Please note: Simple map file syntax is limited to maps sized 16x16.
CreepTD version 1.0 introduces an advanced map file syntax that is completely backward compatible to the simple map file syntax. It allows the creation of alternative paths using labels, multiple start and end segments and underground sections of segments.
Extending simple map file syntax
Basic path segments and blocked coordinates are defined as known from simple map file syntax.
preparser option
Let others know that you are this map's author. Please use your player name. Example:
PlayerName
If you want to be sure that the parser will not accidentally fall back to simple map file syntax e.g. by guessing start and end segments of your path, ignoring invalid lines or try to fix anything you had not intended this way, you are able to enable strict parsing mode by adding:
In strict parsing mode, the parser will not tolerate any (accidentally) mistakes.
Start segments
With advanced map file syntax it is possible to define multiple start segments that will be choosen round-robin by incoming creeps. Example:
Hints
Creeps will appear in the middle of a start segment (to avoid this, see "underground segments" below). It's also possible to create weighted starts by defining one coordinate multiple times and merging the path afterwards using labels (see below). Furthermore, the very first declared segment in the map file will automatically be treated as a start when strict mode is disabled. If strict mode is enabled, you have to correctly define each start segment.
End segments
Similar to start segments, it is possible to define multiple end segments that will be reached by creeps using alternate paths. Example:
Creeps will disapear in the middle of an end segment (to avoid this, see "underground segments" below). When no end segment(s) are defined and strict mode is disabled, the parser will try to use the last declared segment as an end segment.
Labeled segments
If you plan to create alternate paths, you will have to define labels on path segments that are a "goto" target. Example:
Labels don't cause any immediate effect, they are just labels. Labels cannot contain white spaces.
Jump segments
To create alternate paths, you will require jump labels. When reaching a segment containing one or more jump labels, the creep will continue to walk the path at the defined labeled segment. Example:
It's also possible to create jump segments with multiple targets. Example:
Explanation
Creeps will choose to go to A or B with A weighted 2 (66%) and B weighted 1 (33%).
Underground segments
If you plan to create subways or tunnels, there are underground segments. Underground segments are declared by indenting the line at least by one blank space. When walking along an underground segment, creeps are hidden and cannot be shot by towers. Example:
Underground segments may also be placed 1 index outside of the map (but no farther) e.g. " -1,-1 start" or " 4,16 end". In this example it will cause creeps to be displayed entering the map from the outside instead of spawning in the middle of a normal start segment. Example:
Syntax mixing
It is possible to mix segment definitions with each other. Example:
The declared segment is an underground segment (see the indentation) at coordinates 1,2. It is a start. It is labeled "A" to be used as a jump target and creeps leaving the segment will jump to segments labeled B or C with B weighted 2 (66%) and C weighted 1 (33%).
The following is a special case example for declaring weighted starts:
In this example creeps will start at 1,1 or 2,1 with 1,1 weighted 2 (66%) and 2,1 weighted 1 (33%).
End segments cannot be mixed with jump labels because they are...end segments. Start and end segments cannot be mixed either. The order of the mixed statements is important and must use the order shown in the first example.
Infinite loops
It is not possible to declare pure infinite loops where creeps get stuck. If declared, the map is returned as invalid by the parser. However, there is the possibility to declare conditional infinite loops. Example:
As you can see, creeps will loop through this path section as long as they choose A and leave it when choosing B.
Warning
I strongly encourage you not to use these kind of structures because infinite loops may become a real problem. If too many creeps end up in such a loop, the game will start lagging on some point and maybe fail. So, use this only if you are absolutely aware of what you are doing. I would be not.
Last but not least: A map file example
The map file for the above example would look like this:
Route
For advanced insights into this topic you may have a look at the PHP library's sources (Path::validate).
Instead of doing all these steps manually, you are also free to use the CreepTD Map Editor for all these heavy tasks. The official editor supports full advanced map file syntax.
We provide you with the CreepTD PHP library that is able to parse, validate and compile CreepTD map files in simple and advanced map file syntax. Use this if you just want to validate a map file or use it as a starting point if you want to create your own parser, validator and/or compiler in another programming language.
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See the files "README" and "test.php" to get started:
We try to provide the game and the website in as many languages as possible. To do so, we require you to translate the game's and site's texts from english, which is the default, into your native language.
There are many other developers working on extending CreepTD. To exchange your knowledge with others, we encourage you to visit and use <a href="/forums">the forums</a>.
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To add a new path segment, select the cell where you indent to start and select "Create new start". If you want to extend an existing path, click the cell and select "Begin drawing at...". Now just keep adding path segments until you are done. Alternates will be automatically added when connecting your segments.
Create blocked cells
To create a blocked cell where no towers can be built, click the cell and select "Block cell".
Validate the map
When you are finished adding path segments and blocked cells, click "Validate". The editor will then validate the path you have created and if it is valid, return the contents of the final map file.
Download the map data
Now you are ready to copy the map data and paste it to your map file named "{lowerCaseMapName}.map", e.g. "coolmap.map".
Package the map
You are almost done. Add both the map's background image (e.g. coolmap.jpg) and your map file to a ZIP-Archive named "{lowerCaseMapName}.zip", e.g. coolmap.zip.
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Manual - Game modes, creeps and towers explained
Getting started
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Welcome to the CreepTD Manual!
The manual will provide you with all the information you need to get started and to improve your gaming skills. This is the first place to go if you have any questions.
The manual will also show you how to play the game, what types of creeps exist and what their special abilities are as well as\nintroduce you to the different and unique tower types used to defend your lives against incoming creeps.
CreepTD basically is about finding the best compromise between attacking your opponents by sending creeps and\ndefending your lives against incoming creeps by building defense structures (towers). At the beginning you get 200 credits, 20 lives to defend and an income per round of 200 credits.\nIf a creep manages to pass through your game board completely, you will lose a life.
Sending creeps will cost some credits but will increase the income you receive with a new round. One round lasts\n15 seconds and when a round is finished your credits will be increased by your current income. With this in mind,\nthe best strategy is based on building as few towers as required and sending as much creeps as possible.
When defending, the rule is to place your towers at strategic locations, e.g. where they are able\nto hit incoming creeps as often as possible to deal maximum damage. On the other hand you have to select the\nright tower types for the right purposes, decide whether to build additional towers or to upgrade existing ones and\nlater on adjust your towers' strategy settings to deliver best results.
When attacking you gain an advantage by good timing and selecting the most dangerous creep types depending\non your oponents' defense setting. Sometimes it may be the right decision to send a wave of smaller creeps and another\ntime there will be a big creep required to put your opponents under pressure.
The game features a set of entirely different game modes suitable for 1-4 players. You can play a %SPIMG% game against the AI, coop %MPIMG% games together with your mates or a set of unique competetive %MPIMG% modes against other players or teams.
All vs. All
Creeps are sent to every opponent. If a creep passes through a player's game board completely, it appears again at the beginning of the same player's game board. The last surviving player is the winner. If you are looking for a fair competitive multiplayer mode, this is the mode to play.
Send to random
Similar to "All vs. All", but the player receiving a sent or transfered creep is randomly chosen. If you gain an advantage depends on which player is randomly choosen for each creep. The winner is the last surviving player.
2vs2
Players 1 and 2 (top) play against players 3 and 4 (bottom). Creeps are sent to both opponents and if a creep passes through one's game board completely, it will be transfared to the team mate's game board. Winners are both team mates of the last surviving team.
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Use the following creeps to attack your opponents. When sending a creep, your credits will be decreased by the creep's price and your income raises by the creep's income generation value which is 7-10% of its price depending on its strength. Weaker creeps create more relative income while stronger creeps create lesser. When killing a creep, your credits are increased by the creep's bounty.
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The weakest creep in the game. However, don't underestimate them in the beginning.
The second creep in the game armored more than twice as much as a Mercury.
Because of its speed the Fast Nova has a good chance to slip through the early defence.
A medium armored creep that is difficult to kill at the beginning of a game. It's armored more than 10 times as a Mercury.
Regenerates
Because of their special ability, Demeters are a good choice against widespread defence.
EMP immunity
Rays cannot be slowed by EMP Emitters. Because of this, the first incoming Rays are a real challenge.
Fast
Being both very fast and medium armored makes Speedy Raiders an excellent weapon.
Tough
Compared to previous creeps Big Toucans are very tought but slow. Later on Toucans are often used to generate income.
Similar to Demeters, beating a Vulture is tricky because it is able to regenerate its health over time.
Sharks are fast as well as immune to EMP Emitters. A quite challenging combination to cope with.
Pretty good armor, outstanding speed. Racing Mambas are not to be underestimated.
This is your assignment: How to kill a creep that is this heavy?
Next one: Find out what will happen when combining heavy armor with health regeneration.
Ok, this one is hard: Not affected by EMP Emitters and really tought.
Very fast
You see it, then it's gone. Express Raptors are a real nightmare.
Launches Creeps
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In CreepTD there are six unique kinds of towers and every single one is suitable for different purposes. The following tower types are available:
Gun Turret
Gun Turrets are cheap to build and upgrade. When upgraded, Gun Turrets deal more damage in a wider range. Gun Turrets can also be built to kill a creep that has managed to slip through the early defense - and sold again when the job is done.
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Gun Turret %level%
EMP Emitter
To support your defense setting, you should build EMP Emitters here and there. EMP Emitters will slow down the targets they attack so that other towers are able to hit incoming creeps more often. Additionally EMP Emitters deal a little damage and will splash-slow multiple targets when upgraded to the maximum level.
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Cannon Tower
The Cannon Tower's splash damage affects multiple creeps in the target area, so if you notice a bunch of creeps swarming through the map, this is the tower to build. The damage dealt by Cannon Towers and their range can be increased by upgrading.
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Cannon Tower %level%
Missile Silo
Missile Silos will launch homing missiles at creeps that get into their range. A missile that once has been launched will follow the creep, even if the creep is no longer in the silo's range. If the targeted creep is killed by another tower, the missile will search for another target in range to head towards. Missiles cause splash damage to a large area on impact. Range, splash radius and damage dealt by Missle Silos can be increased by upgrading.
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Tesla Tower
As soon as you need a tower that deals heavy damage with a short cooldown, the Tesla Tower is the one to build. When upgraded, the Tesla Tower's damage and range will be increased and the cooldown time becomes even shorter.
Fast attack speed
Tesla Tower %level%
Very fast attack speed
Super fast attack speed
Ultra fast attack speed
Ion Cannon
Everything comes at a price, so comes the Ion Cannon. Ion Cannons cause maximum havoc over long distances. When fully charged, Ion Cannons use an orbiting mirror satellite to fire their high energy ion beam towards the targeted ground area.
Huge damage, very high range
Ion Cannon %level%
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To improve your defense setting's efficiency, there is the option to manually define each tower's attack strategy. The following strategies can be set:
Tower strategy
Selected target in the tower's range
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The least distant creep to the tower
Farthest
The creep nearest to the map exit
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The creep with the least absolute health points left
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The creep with the most absolute health points left
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Most of the commands available through buttons may alternatively be performed using keyboard shortcuts. Advanced players usually use these shortcuts to act even faster.
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Additionally it is possible to send a whole wave of creeps by pressing %wavecombo%. Alternatively, sending a wave can also be performed by holding down SHIFT while clicking the creep's send button.
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It is possible to build a whole bunch of towers of the same type at once. To do so, select the desired tower type by pressing the corresponding keyboard shortcut or select it by using the tower sidebar buttons. Now you are able to build multiple towers by dragging the mouse over the desired cells while holding down the mouse button.
Similar to drag-building, the shortcuts %bldupgshortcuts% and the %chgstrtshortcuts% may also be used to perform drag-upgrading, drag-selling or drag-strategy-changing of a whole bunch of towers. Just hold down the shortcut key and move over the targeted towers while holding down the mouse button.
change strategy shortcuts
The upgrade, sell and change strategy shortcuts will also perform the desired action if there is actually no tower selected but highlighted (hovered by the mouse cursor). To deselect the current tower, press the second mouse button.
There is the possibility to select your desired graphics quality in the options screen. The game has been optimized for the "medium" setting, however quality may be improved by additional interpolation and higher thresholds. If you are playing on a netbook or similar, you may also find it usefull to give the lower qualities a try. It's also possible to adjust the quality level while the game is running.
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If you like to learn more about tactics, map making or development, we encourage you to %vstforumslnk%. There you will find detailed and advanced guides (some things may really impress you) created by other players and all other additional information that might be useful for you.
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CreepTD is free
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CreepTD runs everywhere
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CreepTD is available in different languages
As of today, CreepTD has been translated into a variety languages and everyone is free to translate it into his native language, too.
CreepTD has a strong community
Besides providing the #1 tower defense experience available, there are forums about everything concerning CreepTD. Most of the game's maps and advanced tactics have their origins there.
CreepTD encourages players to contribute
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CreepTD is in fact "the mother of all TD games". So, if you played another tower defense game before, most of the following documentation may sound familar to you to some extend. However, if you never played a tower defense game before, never played the tower wars subgenre that requires you also to send creeps or just played rather simplistic ones, these are the basics:
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CreepTD PRO is about giving something back to the developers who develop the game for free in the first place. I mean: Really free.\nThere are no disadvantages at all like known from other (not really) "Free to play" games if you are playing the free version of CreepTD. There are also no anoying ads that pop up inside the game.\nHowever, if you enjoy the game, you should really consider going PRO to support our very own way of making good games for everyone and to unlock a unique set of additional nice-to-have features.
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The following additional features are available to be unlocked for you in CreepTD PRO:
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Additionally there is the option to enable the %lock%-Strategy (Keyboard shortcut: %shortcut%). When enabled, the tower will, when once attacking a creep, not select another creep until the currently attacked creep is out of range.
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Commander's Codex
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CreepTD enables developers to create their own mapss for the game. This page will cover all neccessary information you need to get started with development.
Creating themes
Theme structure
Graphics and animations
Sounds
The theme.ini
Tower specifications
Creep specifications
Rotation values
Color values
Stroke values
Tower shot types
Creep effect values
Testing your theme
Example themes
Creating your own themes
CreepTD enables developers to create their very own custom theme sets for the game. This page will cover all neccessary information you need to get started with custom theme development.
Basically a theme is a set of graphics and/or sounds with their behaviour defined in a 'theme.ini'. What you need to do is to create all the graphics and sounds you want to include in your theme and specify how these are meant to behave inside the game.
The game uses a custom format on top of PNG24 to store animated sequences but it's entirely optional to use this. Plain images without animations will work, too (but animations really look better!). To make this possible every graphics may contain a sequence of frames aligned horizontally. Every frame needs to be exactly the same size. On the bottom left of each frame there is a frame descriptor pixel that contains the display length (0-255) in its blue color value. An example:
As you can see the animation is put together of 19x19 px frames plus one line below that contains the descriptor pixels. Let's go through this frame by frame:
Blue color value in the descriptor pixel is %val%.
This is a stop frame.
This frame will show for %val% ticks.
More precisely: The second frame will start to play when the tower shots (and then reloads). When frame 6 is reached, the animation will continue with frame 1 and stop.
However, it is not required to create an animation as I already mentioned. You can simply use a plain image without any animation that simply does not contain the additional frame descriptor line.
Hint
Most image editing programs (Photoshop for example) 'optimize' images when saving them. This will usually result in every frame descriptor pixel to have a color value of 000000 (that's bad), so make sure to deactivate optimizations when saving the file.
Sound effect files need to be in WAV format (OGG and MP3 are still experimental and seem under some circumstances not to play the whole sound) and require to be cut accordingly to be played without a delay.
So if you want to do this right, cut away all the silence before the first noise so that the sound's waveform looks similar to the image above.
Use WAV files with 22050 kbit (if this sounds too bad 44100 kbit), 16 bit, mono (1 channel) to make the theme small. It's also always a good idea to keep sound files as short as possible because only a couple of sounds can be played simultaneously. So the shorter the sound, the more sound effects can be played at the same time.
The theme.ini specifies what exact graphics are used for which tower or creep and allows you to specify lots of options for every single entity. The first few lines always define your theme's name, you as its author and what customisations it actually provides. Example:
Afterwards the theme.ini contains the specifications of towers and creeps accoriding to the customisations it provides.
Each tower is described by a tower specification section and you need to define a set of settings for each one. The start of a section is always indicated by its name in brackets like this: [TOWER1]. Towers available:
Level %n%
For every tower you have to define a set of parameters (some of them are optional) on how the tower is supposed to behave and what content to use for this. Parameters are defined like this: name=Cool Tower Name. Available parameters are:
If graphics are provided:
The tower's textual name (yes, you can change that)
The tower's turret rotation
see
The tower's shot type
Not available for %type%
Inner stroke of the shot beam
Optional
Inner color of the shot beam
Outer stroke of the shot beam
Outer color of the shot beam
Inner stroke of the splash arc
Only available for towers with splash damage
Inner color of the splash arc
Outer stroke of the splash arc
Outer color of the splash arc
Inner stroke of the targeting beam
Only available for %type%
Inner color of the targeting beam
Outer stroke of the targeting beam
Outer color of the targeting beam
Tower graphics / animation (19x19px frames)
Tower turret graphics / animation (19x19px frames)
Tower projectile graphics / animation (7x7px frames)
Only available for TOWER4*
Tower building animation (overlay, 19x19px frames, 50 ticks)
Tower upgrading animation (overlay, 19x19px frames, 50 ticks)
Only available if upgradeable
Tower changing strategy animation (overlay, 19x19px frames, 50 ticks)
Tower selling animation (overlay, 19x19px frames, 50 ticks)
If sounds are provided:
Tower shoting sound (battlefield)
Projectile hit sound (battlefield)
Tower starts building sound
Tower starts upgrading sound
Tower starts changing strategy sound
Tower starts selling sound
If you leave an optional parameter empty, it will show, draw or play nothing.
If an animation's tick length is given, the animation can be composed of this number of frames (e.g. a fancy building animation that gets more complete over time). An 'ani' animation always begins with a stop frame showing the idle tower and can contain an additional number of frames that matches the tower's cooldown time (see the Missile Silo example above).
Like towers, also creeps are descripted by a creep specification section and you need to define a set of settings for each one. The start of a section is always indicated by its name in brackets like this: [CREEP1]. Creeps available:
Mercury
Mako
Fast Nova
Large Manta
Demeter
Ray
Speedy Raider
Big Toucan
Vulture
Shark
Racing Mamba
Huge Titan
Zeus
Phoenix
Express Raptor
Mothership
For every creep you have to define a set of parameters (some of them are optional) on how the creep is supposed to behave and what content to use for this. Parameters are defined like this: name=Cool Creep Name. Available parameters are:
The creeps's textual name (yes, you can change that also)
The creep's rotation
Creep graphics / animation (19x19px frames)
Creep die animation (19x19px frames)
Built-in creep effect to use
Creep dies sound (battlefield)
Creep incoming sound
Creep escaped sound
The tower's turret automatically aims at creeps / the creep automatically rotates according to the path
Independent rotation between -PI (anti-clockwise) and +PI (clockwise) per tick (50ms). For a random direction append "R".
Hexadecimal red/green/blue values in short notation (0-F)
Hexadecimal red/green/blue values (00-FF)
Hexadecimal red/green/blue/alpha values in short notation (0-F)
Hexadecimal red/green/blue/alpha values (00-FF)
A solid stroke
A dashed stroke
A zigzag stoke
A wobble stoke
The tower shots on creeps with a direct beam
The tower shots on creeps via the orbit (like the Ion Cannon)
The creep's healthbar will fade in and out
There will be a shield effect around the creep
Of course you do not need to use the built-in effects and are free to include custom effects inside of the creep's graphics instead.
To test your theme select "Install new theme" from the theme select boxes at the options screen. Now just start a Sandbox game and try if everything is working out like intended. Once everything is working out well, go ahead and distribute your theme.
A good place to distribute your theme might be to post it to the <a href="/forums">forums</a> for everyone.
You are free to start off your custom theme development from the default themes provided below. However, all contents of the default themes must only be used to create other content for CreepTD. It's not allowed to take the contents for something else.
Download the '%name%' theme
Leave placeholders like %name% untranslated. Placeholders will be replaced with the actual value belonging there, e.g. the player's name, and always need to remain exactly as they are.
CreepTD replay format
When encountering bugs, please report them using the in-built log window. To open the log window, just press <strong>Ctrl+L</strong> on your keyboard. Please also provide detailed information on how to reproduce the bug. This will help us keep track of all issues to fix.
Learn more about creating your own maps
If you are curious about new towers, creeps and sounds, there is also the possibility to create your very own custom themes for the game. Everything is possible.
Learn more about creating your own themes
CTDR files are designed to supply developers with some additional worth. For that, every CTDR file is basically a ZIP file containing a set of files as its contents including the actual replay info and a screenshot of the game when the replay was closed. Every CTDR file is structured like this:
Screenshot image
Game information
Checksum
Replay data
So if you'd like to supply replays of your games on the web you can use the screenshot as a preview and read the 'info' file for additional info like participating players. The info file's contents looks like this:
The unique game key as seen in the statistic page's url
The game's name
The map played
The mode played as a numeric value (see the PHP library for all mode values)
The game's unique seed for random number generation
Timestamp the game has been played at (CET)
1st slot (top left) player info
2nd slot (top right) player info
3rd slot (bottom right) player info
4th slot (bottom left) player info
The game version
If a player slot is empty it just contains the word NONE as it's player info. If it is not empty, player info is structured like this:
Also an example replay file is available. Just download it, rename it's extension to ZIP, open it and take a look at the files.
Download the example replay file
Replays
Record, view and share as many replays as you wish
Playing position
Always play on your prefered playing position
Instantly unlock the ability to put your veto on randomly selected maps
How do I unlock my game client?
After you have obtained your PRO code via this site, there are just a few steps left to unlock your game client:
Frequently asked questions:
Do I need to unlock my game again when I switch to another computer?
No, once CreepTD PRO is enabled for your account it can be used without unlocking again on every computer world-wide. If you are using custom themes, just install them again on the other computer.
How do I record a replay?
Simply check the "Record replay" checkbox next to the start / ready button. A saving dialog will pop up right when you leave the game.
What do the colored spots in VectorVision mean when building a tower?
The colored spots give you a hint on how useful a building spot is. The greener the color, the better the spot.
What do the dots on the path mean in VectorVision?
Dots on the path mark a stop where creeps will not move any further for a while. Just a dot means that it's a one-time stop and a dot with a number inside shows you the actual number of stops at this position.
What happens to the player on my prefered playing position?
The other player will not take notice of your choice because only you will see the inverted playing positions.
How often may I veto on a randomly selected map?
You are able to veto once per game that is played on a random map.
Where can I download additional creep and tower themes?
Once available, custom themes will be listed at the <a href="%link%">themes forums</a>.
Why is the game lobby looking different for me?
If you are using PRO, the game lobby also uses the PRO design.
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To make your theme work inside the game you will then need to package all required files into a single ZIP archive. You can also start off with one of the example themes. The ZIP archive must contain a 'theme.ini' file in its root. Example:
API
Games
Maps
Survivors
Achievements
Accessing the CreepTD data API
CreepTD is open in design and allows you as a developer to access lots of publicly available data directly via our API.
The CreepTD API provides you with a variety of possibilities to easily access player and game data. So, if you have an idea for an interesting statistics, league or similar application, this section is for you.
The API is a common subject to changes, so that I will just note things that need an explaination. For everything else, the sample link should provide you with an idea of the generated data.
Base path
Data format
Accessing a specific game
Example
Accessing a player's recent games
Accessing recent games on a specific map
Accessing a specific player
Accessing a specific map
Accessing a map listing
All maps
Tournament maps
Favorite maps
Accessing a player's highscores
Accessing a player's achievements
API response
CreepTD is a project developed by Daniel 'dcode' Wirtz. The game and the community around it are driven by voluntary moderators and contributors, who spend large amounts of their free time in improving the game and try to provide the best possible support they can.
Error handling
If parameters are missing, invalid or similar, the API returns an error
Store API results in cache or a database for as long as possible (games for example never ever change) because the API may throttle requests depending on how often and how much data is requested.
CreepTD Data API
Message of the day
Accessing the message of the day shown on login
Platin achievements
Gain access to unlock the platin achievements
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Where do I find my just unlocked PRO code?
If there is no ready to use PRO code, it might be the case that your payment was not eligible for real-time processing (e.g. if you just signed up for PayPal and this is your first payment) but will be executed and shown on this page as soon as it is ready.
To make someone a present, just use one of the options below to get another PRO code:
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Maps must be sized 16x16, 32x16 or 32x32 cells. Other values cannot be used. The background image's size in pixels is always width=MAPWIDTH20<strong style="color: #FFFF00">+1</strong> and height=MAPHEIGHT20<strong style="color: #FFFF00">+1</strong>. This is because every map cell has an outer size of 20x20 pixels and includes the outer left and top grid line only (not the outer right or bottom grid line which is drawn by the next cell). <strong style="color: #FFFF00">+1</strong> because the last Cells at the right or the bottom end of the map do not contain the right and bottom grid line. So this is added to the background image. With this in mind, the inner dimension of a cell, where towers will be drawn, is 19x19 when not counting the grid lines at the top/left.
When creating 16x16 sized maps, the map image you draw will be shown for the top left player (player 1). For player 2 (top right) the image will be rotated by 90° in clockwise order, for player 3 (bottom right) by 180° and for player 4 (bottom left) by 270°. Because of this, best visual results will be achived by drawing a nice crossover at the right/bottom of your initial image. Likewise, the image of a 32x16 map is rotated by 180°.
You can use these plain <a href="/files/map_16x16.bmp">16x16</a>, <a href="/files/map_32x16.bmp">32x16</a> or <a href="/files/map_32x32.bmp">32x32</a> empty grid images to get started with (<a href="/files/maptemplates.zip">download all</a>).
Starting from version 1.0, maps can be sized 16x16, 32x16 or 32x32. Other values than these will cause the parser to fail. If omitted and not using strict mode, 16x16 will be assumed. To define your map's size, use:
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Survivor scenarios
In survivor mode, creeps are sent by the AI that is using a set of more or less effective strategies depending on the actual scenario chosen. Players are not able to send creeps but receive income by investing and credits for kills. There are no winners in Survivor mode but the last survivor will gain the most points and skill. Additionally every player's maximum reached level will be saved to the highscores if played using the official highscore difficulty.
When playing Survivor, you have the choice between a set of unique scenarios. Some of them are investment based which gives you an ideal way to practice for competitive play while bounty based scenarios are meant for a fun casual game on the go.
Investment based
The Big Combo
Face deadly combos of incoming creeps while maintaining your bank account.
Bounty Hunter
Collect bounty for every single killed creep.
Bounty based
Scenario
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Minimum system requirements
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View survivor highscores
Recent games
Recent survivors
Select another map
Accessing the top highscore on a specific map
Accessing a list of highscores on a specific map
Survival time
Select a map
Hours survived
2vs2 Survivor Coop
Survivor Coop mode is similar to Survivor mode with the exception that all players play on a common game board. Players are not able to send creeps on their own but receive income by investing and credits for kills. Credits but not income are shared equally and every player controls only self-built towers. There are no winners in Survivor-Coop mode, it's all about the level you reach through team play.
Quite similar to "Send to random", but the player receiving a sent or transfered creep is the player behind your position in clockwise order. You might gain an advantage depending on how skilled respectively under pressure the player in front of your position actually is. The winner is the last surviving player.
Similar to 2vs2 but both team mates share a common game board and have to combine their powers to win. Credits but not income are shared equally. Both team mates may build towers anywhere at their common board but each of them will control its own towers only. Winners are both team mates of the last surviving team.
2vs2 Survivor Coop mode is a combination of 2vs2 Coop and Survivor. Both teams share a common game board and have to combine their powers to win. Players are not able to send creeps on their own but receive income by investing and credits for kills. Credits but not income are shared equally and every player controls only self-built towers. There are no winners in 2vs2 Survivor Coop mode but the last surviving team will gain the most points and skill.
The fastest creep in range (prioritizes slowable over slow immune creeps)
Optionally, a custom theme may extend one of the default themes (default or classicplus) as a starting point. However, it will only extend the theme.ini (effects, file names) and has no access to the actual contents of the extended theme (like images or sounds). You need to add those to your custom theme also, if you want to re-use them. Example:
The game and all its features fit in just a few megabytes. It also requires just minimal bandwith and can be played even with a slow internet connection like ISDN or similar. Additionally, all game contents are downloaded on demand only when needed.
Extending CreepTD
Translating CreepTD
Translating the game
Translating the website
If you are a developer or would like to become one, there are various possibilities to extend the game on your own.
Get inspiration and help at the Maps forum
Get inspiration and help at the Themes forum
Get help and discuss at the Translations forum
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Quick Start Guide
Welcome to the CreepTD Quick Start Guide!
My name is dcode and I am the creator of the game. I want to show you a few of the basics that will help you to get started on your way to become a CreepTD guru - step by step.
CreepTD is a somewhat complex game in the beginning as it comes with a variety of game modes that all play a little different. In some game modes all you have to do is to build towers for your defense while others additionally add another factor for success: The income.
As a result, you will probably feel like "WTF am I supposed to do here? Did I just lose?" if you just enter to some random game. However, if you follow this guide, you'll quickly feel comfortable.
Your very first game
So, if you are entirely new to CreepTD, you might want to pick the easiest of all game modes to get a first impression of how to play. To do so, first of all click "Create game".
Select "Survivor" as the game mode using the "Bounty Hunter" scenario, like shown above. This exact game mode is the most straight forward and easiest as it requires you to build towers for your defense only. It's much like other classic tower defense games that you might have played before. As this is your first game, you are also better off to play a solo game. It's also a good idea to select an easy to defend map in the beginning, let's say: PROVINGGROUNDS.
Compare your settings with the screenshot above. Let's create it and press "Start".
As soon as the game starts, creeps will enter at the bottom side of the map. It's your task to efficiently place towers alongside the path to prevent them from escaping because this would cost you one of your 20 lives each time a creep passes through. In "Survivor, Bounty Hunter" your goal is to withstand as long as possible. When the game ends, your reached round will be added to the global highscore table.
As you can see, only the "Defend with towers" buttons are active in this game mode and at the beginning you can afford three types of towers: The Gun Turret, EMP Emitter and Cannon Tower:
Each of these towers has different strengths and weaknesses and you can find out pretty much everything about them by taking a quick look at the <a href="/manual#towertypes">manual</a>. The Gun Turret, for example, is a solid and cheap basic turret while the EMP Emitter is able to slow down creeps and the Cannon Tower deals splash damage to multiple targets at once.
The key to success therefore is to place the right towers at the best positions to defend each wave of creeps as cheap and efficiently as possible. Likewise, the best building spots usually are those where towers are able to shot as often as possible, like so:
In this example I placed an EMP Emitter to slow down creeps so that all the other towers have time to perform more shots. I also placed a Cannon Tower to do splash damage to weak creeps in the beginning and a bunch of Gun Turrets to finish off stronger creeps later on.
This setup usually is capable of defending the first wave and each time you kill a creep, you will receive a bounty that will allow you to build more defense.
As soon as you are facing stronger creeps, you bascially have two options: Build more towers or upgrade existing ones. As you can see above, I decided to upgrade some of my Gun Turrets to be able to kill the Large Manta.
As a rule of thumb it's better to upgrade towers at great building locations (upgraded towers usually do more damage in a larger range) while it's better to build more towers if there are still some equal building spots left and tower range is not an overly important factor.
Unfortunately I failed to kill the Large Manta, so I decided to put down some more Gun Turrets to still catch it. Again I have two options: Keep these additional Gun Turrets after the Large Manta is killed or sell them for 75% of their initial price to invest more credits into my prior defense to make sure this doesn't happen anymore.
Conclusion
That much said, you now already know the very basics of CreepTD and will probably already do better than in this example in your next game. Feel free to play around with the different tower types for a few games in "Survivor, Bounty Hunter" and if you feel like you are missing something or want to improve your play, always take a look at our detailed <a href="/manual">manual</a>.
However, when looking through the manual, you will quickly find out that there is much more involved to play near to perfect or even to beat human opponents in a heads-up game than just building a few towers, like:
Competitive and coop game modes
You just scratched the surface of what you can expect but you already have the tools at hand to become better with every additional game you make, so hold on and, if you wish, jump into competitive play as soon as you feel ready for it. Btw: Also "Survivor, Bounty Hunter" can be played in multiplayer!
This guide is a recent effort to provide beginners with the very first steps to adapt the game. If you struggle to follow it, please leave me a quick note <a href="/forums/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=2082">in the forums</a> on what is still missing or misunderstandable. Your forums login is the same as for the game itself.
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