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-# pxl8 Tile Properties Extension
-
-Aseprite extension for editing custom tile properties that are exported to pxl8 engine.
-
-## Installation
-
-1. Copy this directory to your Aseprite extensions folder:
-   - **Windows**: `%APPDATA%\Aseprite\extensions\tile-properties`
-   - **macOS**: `~/Library/Application Support/Aseprite/extensions/tile-properties`
-   - **Linux**: `~/.config/aseprite/extensions/tile-properties`
-
-2. Restart Aseprite
-
-## Usage
-
-1. Open a tilemap sprite in Aseprite (File → New → Tilemap)
-2. Create your tileset with tiles
-3. Select a tile in the Tileset panel
-4. Go to **Edit → Edit Tile Properties** (menu will be enabled when a tile is selected)
-5. Add/edit custom properties:
-   - **Name**: Property key (e.g., `solid`, `terrain`, `move_cost`)
-   - **Type**: `boolean`, `number`, or `string`
-   - **Value**: The property value
-6. Click **Apply** to save
-
-## Example Properties
-
-For a grass tile in a tactical RPG:
-- `solid` (boolean): `false`
-- `terrain` (string): `grass`
-- `move_cost` (number): `1`
-- `defense_bonus` (number): `0`
-
-For a wall tile:
-- `solid` (boolean): `true`
-- `terrain` (string): `wall`
-- `blocks_sight` (boolean): `true`
-
-## How It Works
-
-Properties are saved directly into the Aseprite file using the tile properties API. When pxl8 loads the tilemap, these properties are automatically extracted and made available in your Fennel/Lua code via `pxl8.tilemap_get_tile_data()`.