YATI (Yet Another Tiled Importer) for Godot 4

This is an addon for the Godot Engine for importing files (.tmx, .tmj) created by the Tiled Map Editor.

Please note: This addon is for Godot 4.0 only and won't work with Godot 3.x

Tested on Windows 10 with Godot 4.0.1 and Tiled 1.10 (Tiled maps from older Tiled versions may work too)

Latest version: 1.2.3

Installation

The addon is available in GDScript as well as in C# for the Mono version of Godot 4.

Download either the GDScript version or the CSharp version
Move the unzipped addon folder with its entire content to your Godot project folder
After starting your project in Godot the plugin should appear at Project>>Project Settings...>>Plugins
C# version: Run your project once for building the plugin, otherwise enabling will fail
Enable the plugin by ticking the enable checkbox

Place your Tiled map(s) with all its parts (.PNGs/.tsx/.tsj/.tx/.tj/...) somewhere inside your Godot project
Please check: Tiled editor should seamlessly work inside your project i.e. all its references must be ok
Once these requirements are all met, (re-)starting the project lets the import run automatically
Important recommendation: Untick "Use multiple threads" in Project Settings (Advanced) Editor>>Import
Otherwise - if you have more than one Tiled map - Godot may freeze (+crash) during import.

(Hopefully) nearly all Tiled features are supported:

By assigning values to the class attributes and by setting custom properties the resulting scene can be largely customized.

For details please refer to the reference document

Ellipses are not available in Godot. Where appropriate a capsule is used instead. (Where not appropriate it's skipped)
Tileset animation in Godot requires involved tiles being equidistant and either horizontally or vertically arranged.
In Tiled you can randomly choose every frame tile, such animations won't map and are skipped.
Godot 4 seems to make a left-down render - at least the 'perspective walls' example from the Tiled github site suggests this.
I've not yet found anything to change this.
The C# version does not support zstd compression.
I'm currently using Windows 10 therefore I can only ensure the functionality for this OS.

Godot may freeze during import, see my recommendation concerning "Use Multiple Threads" in the Usage section.
Maybe this is only a problem on Windows though...
Currently an imported map cannot be instanciated by drag&drop ("No loader found for resource: res://.godot/imported/...")
To get around this problem the resulting .tscn file is additionally copied to where the .tmx/.tmj is located.
If it's not at once appearing in the editor browser, simply minimize and maximize the Godot window and it will show up.

Support is active i.e. if issues should arise I'll do my best to resolve them.