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Last update: September 4, 2004

This document describes how to edit a world map.

EDITING WORLDMAP TILES

To edit a World Map, please use FlexLay. Thought it might have problems with the editing of level and special tiles, since it isn't sync with CVS.

INTRODUCTION

These things are always changing, so if even 0.1.x has something like something described here, it might have a different name or be used in a different way.

Stuff prefixed by a ';' are comments.

; This is a comment! :)

MAKING THE HOLE FOR A LEVEL

; Opening level group
(level

; X and Y position [NECESSARY]
 (x 10)
 (y 14)

; Filename of the level [NECESSARY]
 (name "file_name.stl")

; Flip the level vertically - default: false
 (vertical-flip #t)

; Show this text file after completing this level
 (extro-filename "filename")

; Go to this world after completing this level
 (next-worldmap "worldmap.stwt)

; Exit world map after completing this level
 (quit-worldmap #t)

; Disable auto walking after completing the level - default: false
 (auto-path #f)

) ; end of level group

AVAILABLE SPECIAL TILES

; Opening special-tile group
(special-tile

; X and Y position [NECESSARY]
 (x 10)
 (y 14)

; Add a message tile. You can also use this together with a teleporter.
 (map-message "Hello World!"

; Instead of showing a fix message, show while the player
; passes by [NEEDS: map-message]- default: false
 (passive-message #t)

; Apply action only in this/these direction(s) [WORKS FOR: passive-message] -
; default: true for all - possible values: north/south/east/west.
; More than one can be used with a separator or not
 (apply-to-direction "north-east")

; Add a teleporter tile to
 (teleport-to-x 20)
 (teleport-to-y 13)

; Don't show this tile [WORKS FOR: teleporter, map-message]
 (invisible-tile #t)

) ; end of special-tile group