Add support for Table of Content entities to be listed in "instancesData" json entry#57
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Madour merged 1 commit intoMadour:masterfrom Feb 22, 2026
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Thank you for the PR. Looking at LDtk json's documentation, "instancesData" was added in 1.5.0 and "instances" was deprecated (https://ldtk.io/json/#ldtk-ProjectJson;toc). Thank you for noticing ! |
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Encountered when using LDtk v.1.5.3.
My ldtk file had table of content instances listed under "instancesData" rather than "instances". An "instances" entry was still present under toc, just empty. I left support in the code to get entity refs from both "instances" and "instancesData".
Tested using attached test.ldtk file (had to change extension to .json for GitHub to let me upload it).
test.json