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Akai: Ss -> SS

2005-03-12T13:49:50Z

Ss -> SS

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	Maps are the levels in which you play [[~~Subspace~~]]/[[Continuum]]. Maps are stored in files ending with the .lvl extension. They are encoded using either the [[LVL Format]] or [[ELVL Format]].		Maps are the levels in which you play [[SubSpace]]/[[Continuum]]. Maps are stored in files ending with the .lvl extension. They are encoded using either the [[LVL Format]] or [[ELVL Format]].

	Maps are made up of [[Tiles\|tiles]] from a tileset. The only size for a map is 1024x1024 tiles. Maps saved as ELVL's can contain attributes such as the name of the map's author or [[ASSS Region]]s.		Maps are made up of [[Tiles\|tiles]] from a tileset. The only size for a map is 1024x1024 tiles. Maps saved as ELVL's can contain attributes such as the name of the map's author or [[ASSS Region]]s.

Smong: added to categories Definitions and Map

2005-01-12T13:16:23Z

added to categories Definitions and Map

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	Maps are made up of [[Tiles\|tiles]] from a tileset. The only size for a map is 1024x1024 tiles. Maps saved as ELVL's can contain attributes such as the name of the map's author or [[ASSS Region]]s.		Maps are made up of [[Tiles\|tiles]] from a tileset. The only size for a map is 1024x1024 tiles. Maps saved as ELVL's can contain attributes such as the name of the map's author or [[ASSS Region]]s.

			[[Category: Definitions]]
			[[Category: Map]]

Smong: reworded a bit

2005-01-12T13:12:02Z

reworded a bit

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	Maps are the levels in which you play [[Continuum]] in. Maps are ~~encoded~~ in ~~filed~~ ending with .lvl, using the [[LVL Format]] or [[ELVL Format]]. ~~Each map consists~~ of ~~1024x1024~~ [[Tiles]] ~~and~~ a tileset. Maps ~~encoded with the~~ ELVL ~~Format also may~~ contain ~~information~~ such as the ~~author~~ of the map or [[ASSS Region]] ~~information~~.		Maps are the levels in which you play [[Subspace]]/[[Continuum]]. Maps are stored in files ending with the .lvl extension. They are encoded using either the [[LVL Format]] or [[ELVL Format]].

			Maps are made up of [[Tiles\|tiles]] from a tileset. The only size for a map is 1024x1024 tiles. Maps saved as ELVL's can contain attributes such as the name of the map's author or [[ASSS Region]]s.

BaK: lowercased tileset

2005-01-12T05:53:57Z

lowercased tileset

← Older revision		Revision as of 05:53, 12 January 2005
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	Maps are the levels in which you play [[Continuum]] in. Maps are encoded in filed ending with .lvl, using the [[LVL Format]] or [[ELVL Format]]. Each map consists of 1024x1024 [[Tiles]] and a ~~Tileset~~. Maps encoded with the ELVL Format also may contain information such as the author of the map or [[ASSS Region]] information.		Maps are the levels in which you play [[Continuum]] in. Maps are encoded in filed ending with .lvl, using the [[LVL Format]] or [[ELVL Format]]. Each map consists of 1024x1024 [[Tiles]] and a tileset. Maps encoded with the ELVL Format also may contain information such as the author of the map or [[ASSS Region]] information.

BaK: removed tileset link, i'll just add the data to the lvl format page

2005-01-12T05:53:38Z

removed tileset link, i'll just add the data to the lvl format page

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	Maps are the levels in which you play [[Continuum]] in. Maps are encoded in filed ending with .lvl, using the [[LVL Format]] or [[ELVL Format]]. Each map consists of 1024x1024 [[Tiles]] and a [[Tileset]]. Maps encoded with the ELVL Format also may contain information such as the author of the map or [[ASSS Region]] information.		Maps are the levels in which you play [[Continuum]] in. Maps are encoded in filed ending with .lvl, using the [[LVL Format]] or [[ELVL Format]]. Each map consists of 1024x1024 [[Tiles]] and a Tileset. Maps encoded with the ELVL Format also may contain information such as the author of the map or [[ASSS Region]] information.

BaK: added links for Tiles and Tileset

2005-01-12T05:52:29Z

added links for Tiles and Tileset

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	Maps are the levels in which you play [[Continuum]] in. Maps are encoded in filed ending with .lvl, using the [[LVL Format]] or [[ELVL Format]]. Each map consists of 1024x1024 ~~tiles~~ and a ~~tileset~~. Maps encoded with the ELVL Format also may contain information such as the author of the map or [[ASSS Region]] information.		Maps are the levels in which you play [[Continuum]] in. Maps are encoded in filed ending with .lvl, using the [[LVL Format]] or [[ELVL Format]]. Each map consists of 1024x1024 [[Tiles]] and a [[Tileset]]. Maps encoded with the ELVL Format also may contain information such as the author of the map or [[ASSS Region]] information.

BaK: added ASSS Region link

2005-01-12T05:51:26Z

added ASSS Region link

← Older revision		Revision as of 05:51, 12 January 2005
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	Maps are the levels in which you play [[Continuum]] in. Maps are encoded in filed ending with .lvl, using the [[LVL Format]] or [[ELVL Format]]. Each map consists of 1024x1024 tiles and a tileset. Maps encoded with the ELVL Format also may contain information such as the author of the map or ~~region~~ information.		Maps are the levels in which you play [[Continuum]] in. Maps are encoded in filed ending with .lvl, using the [[LVL Format]] or [[ELVL Format]]. Each map consists of 1024x1024 tiles and a tileset. Maps encoded with the ELVL Format also may contain information such as the author of the map or [[ASSS Region]] information.

BaK: added content

2005-01-12T05:50:38Z

added content

New page

Maps are the levels in which you play [[Continuum]] in. Maps are encoded in filed ending with .lvl, using the [[LVL Format]] or [[ELVL Format]]. Each map consists of 1024x1024 tiles and a tileset. Maps encoded with the ELVL Format also may contain information such as the author of the map or region information.