You can also configure whether to show art with the elemental frames, without the elemental frames (how they look during a quest), or to use the full illustrations of the units. The value used depends on the URL of the alternate image art. You'll only need to worry about alternate art on certain units. The titles of categories do not auto wrap due to display issues when exporting as an image, but you can configure the widths of categories and the font size of each category title to fit your needs.Įvery entry (which are units in this case) has a configurable parent category, order, and alternate art ID. For example, the "Everyone Else" category in the example image shows up like this.
Text entered here will be automatically centerd in their respective category. Switching it on will convert the field to a text area. Titles can show up as multiple lines by toggling the "Multi-line" switch. Here, you can configure categories and which units go into which categories.Įvery category has a configurable name, text color, background color, font size, order, and set of entries. The Entries Tab is probably the most complicated tab in the Tier List Creator. Here's what it looks like if you were to fill in all the text fields. The General Tab allows you to import a tier list code, as well as control the header and footer text. The bottom area contains 4 tabs: General, Entries, Export, and Links. By default, you get a generic tier list layout. In the middle, you can see what your in-progress tier list currently looks like. The top lists some instructions for basic usage of the tool. From there, you're greeted with this interface. The Tier List Creator page can be accessed by clicking its link under the Compare page. Using in other browsers may lead to some unexpected and undesired behavior. Note: One limitation of this tool is that it only works in Chrome. This takes inspiration from this Smash Ultimate Tier List Maker. Here I am just around almost month and a half later with something functional! :)
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