> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://giantgrey.gitbook.io/tileworldcreator-v4-documentation/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://giantgrey.gitbook.io/tileworldcreator-v4-documentation/installation-and-getting-started/your-first-world.md). # Your first World {% embed url="" %} This is a quick tutorial which will help you create your first tile map world with TileWorldCreator. 1. Create a new scene 2. Add an empty GameObject and reset transformations 3. Add the TileWorldCreatorManager component to the GameObject. 4. Create a configuration asset. Right click in the project view and select:\ Create / TileWorldCreator / Configuration 5. Assign the configuration asset to the TileWorldCreatorManager's configuration property ## Configuration Setup
1. Open settings foldout and set a map size (ex. 20x20) 2. Add a blueprint layer and name it island.
3. Open the layer and add a Cellular Automata modifier. \ Click on + Modifier / Generators / Cellular Automata
4. Go to the Build Layers and add a new folder, then click on "+" to add a new TilesBuildLayer. \ Name it "Build Island".
5. Assign the blueprint layer Island to the build layer. Make sure "Use Dual Grid" is enabled because we will add a dual grid tile preset.
6. Next, add the BaseBlockTiles preset to the tile presets.\ You can find the preset in the folder: TileWorldCreator / Tiles URP / BaseBlockTiles 7. The basic configuration is now done. Yay! ![](/files/yObSYda0iIZf5Nfy89Md)\ Click on the Execute All Layers button on top of the configuration to build your first tilemap.

Your first map

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