Tiles - Revision history

CypherJF: raised exponent ^{; removed $.$}

2005-09-11T18:04:38Z

raised exponent <sup>; removed <math>.

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	== Some facts ==		== Some facts ==
	*There can't be more than 1048576 tiles in a map		*There can't be more than 1048576 tiles in a map
	*Since maps are 1024x1024 tiles big, that gives <~~math~~>2^1048578</~~math~~> possible maps, ignoring different tile graphics.		*Since maps are 1024x1024 tiles big, that gives 2<sup>1048578</sup> possible maps, ignoring different tile graphics.
	*Many things such as the ?warpto command use ''tile coordinates''. These start with (0, 0) at the top left of the map and go to (1023, 1023) at the bottom right.		*Many things such as the ?warpto command use ''tile coordinates''. These start with (0, 0) at the top left of the map and go to (1023, 1023) at the bottom right.

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

Smong: added link to internal tile types

2005-09-11T17:44:18Z

added link to internal tile types

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	Tiles are what make up [[Maps\|maps]] in [[SubSpace]]/[[Continuum]]. They are small images 16x16 [[Pixels\|pixels]] in size. Tiles come from the map's [[LVL_Format#Tileset\|tileset]] so you are limited to 190 tiles with a unique appearance. However with LVZ [[LVZ_Scripting#Map_Objects\|map objects]] you can overcome this limit.		Tiles are what make up [[Maps\|maps]] in [[SubSpace]]/[[Continuum]]. They are small images 16x16 [[Pixels\|pixels]] in size. Tiles come from the map's [[LVL_Format#Tileset\|tileset]] so you are limited to 190 tiles with a unique appearance. However with LVZ [[LVZ_Scripting#Map_Objects\|map objects]] you can overcome this limit.

			There are some special tiles that are used internally by the game client. These could change between different client versions. Details can be found on the [[LVL Format#Extra_Tiles\|LVL Format]] page

	== Some facts ==		== Some facts ==

Akai: Ss -> SS

2005-03-12T14:17:32Z

Ss -> SS

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	Tiles are what make up [[Maps\|maps]] in [[~~Subspace~~]]/[[Continuum]]. They are small images 16x16 [[Pixels\|pixels]] in size. Tiles come from the map's [[LVL_Format#Tileset\|tileset]] so you are limited to 190 tiles with a unique appearance. However with LVZ [[LVZ_Scripting#Map_Objects\|map objects]] you can overcome this limit.		Tiles are what make up [[Maps\|maps]] in [[SubSpace]]/[[Continuum]]. They are small images 16x16 [[Pixels\|pixels]] in size. Tiles come from the map's [[LVL_Format#Tileset\|tileset]] so you are limited to 190 tiles with a unique appearance. However with LVZ [[LVZ_Scripting#Map_Objects\|map objects]] you can overcome this limit.

	== Some facts ==		== Some facts ==

BaK: added go to to fix meaning

2005-01-12T21:02:02Z

added go to to fix meaning

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	*There can't be more than 1048576 tiles in a map		*There can't be more than 1048576 tiles in a map
	*Since maps are 1024x1024 tiles big, that gives <math>2^1048578</math> possible maps, ignoring different tile graphics.		*Since maps are 1024x1024 tiles big, that gives <math>2^1048578</math> possible maps, ignoring different tile graphics.
	*Many things such as the ?warpto command use ''tile coordinates''. These start with (0, 0) at the top left of the map and (1023, 1023) at the bottom right.		*Many things such as the ?warpto command use ''tile coordinates''. These start with (0, 0) at the top left of the map and go to (1023, 1023) at the bottom right.

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

Smong: reference to lvz mapobjects

2005-01-12T19:41:51Z

reference to lvz mapobjects

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	Tiles are what make up [[Maps\|maps]] in [[Subspace]]/[[Continuum]]. They are small images 16x16 [[Pixels\|pixels]] in size. Tiles come from the map's [[LVL_Format#Tileset\|tileset]] so you are limited to 190 tiles with a unique appearance.		Tiles are what make up [[Maps\|maps]] in [[Subspace]]/[[Continuum]]. They are small images 16x16 [[Pixels\|pixels]] in size. Tiles come from the map's [[LVL_Format#Tileset\|tileset]] so you are limited to 190 tiles with a unique appearance. However with LVZ [[LVZ_Scripting#Map_Objects\|map objects]] you can overcome this limit.

	== Some facts ==		== Some facts ==

Smong: just mentioned there are 190 tiles available

2005-01-12T16:46:11Z

just mentioned there are 190 tiles available

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	Tiles are what make up [[Maps\|maps]] in [[Subspace]]/[[Continuum]]. They are small images 16x16 [[Pixels\|pixels]] in size. Tiles come from the map's [[LVL_Format#Tileset\|tileset]].		Tiles are what make up [[Maps\|maps]] in [[Subspace]]/[[Continuum]]. They are small images 16x16 [[Pixels\|pixels]] in size. Tiles come from the map's [[LVL_Format#Tileset\|tileset]] so you are limited to 190 tiles with a unique appearance.

	== Some facts ==		== Some facts ==

Smong: added to category Definitions

2005-01-12T13:27:16Z

added to category Definitions

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	*Since maps are 1024x1024 tiles big, that gives <math>2^1048578</math> possible maps, ignoring different tile graphics.		*Since maps are 1024x1024 tiles big, that gives <math>2^1048578</math> possible maps, ignoring different tile graphics.
	*Many things such as the ?warpto command use ''tile coordinates''. These start with (0, 0) at the top left of the map and (1023, 1023) at the bottom right.		*Many things such as the ?warpto command use ''tile coordinates''. These start with (0, 0) at the top left of the map and (1023, 1023) at the bottom right.

			[[Category: Definitions]]

Smong: removed some major digression that seemed to be more about Maps than Tiles

2005-01-12T13:26:05Z

removed some major digression that seemed to be more about Maps than Tiles

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	Tiles are what make up [[Maps]] in [[Continuum]]. ~~In any current~~ map~~, there are 1024 tiles across, and 1024 tiles down, making a total of~~ 1048576 tiles in ~~any Continuum Map. If each tile were either~~ a ~~tile or an empty space~~ that ~~would give us~~ <math>2^1048578</math> ~~different~~ possible maps ~~in Continuum~~. ~~Each~~ tile ~~is made up of 16 [[Pixels]]~~. ~~The tiles are numbered from~~ the ~~upper~~ left ~~corner~~ of the map~~, through the lower right, from (0,0) to~~ (1023, 1023)~~. This makes the center of map files in Continuum, as well as maps in use~~ at ~~(512, 512). You can find out what a tile's number is in~~ the ~~game using "*warpto <x> <y>" where x and y are the coords of the tile you're warping to. You can also use a map editor like [[SSME]], [[CLE]] or [[Continuum Level / Ini Tool]]~~.		Tiles are what make up [[Maps\|maps]] in [[Subspace]]/[[Continuum]]. They are small images 16x16 [[Pixels\|pixels]] in size. Tiles come from the map's [[LVL_Format#Tileset\|tileset]].

			== Some facts ==
			*There can't be more than 1048576 tiles in a map
			*Since maps are 1024x1024 tiles big, that gives <math>2^1048578</math> possible maps, ignoring different tile graphics.
			*Many things such as the ?warpto command use ''tile coordinates''. These start with (0, 0) at the top left of the map and (1023, 1023) at the bottom right.

BaK: added content

2005-01-12T05:38:05Z

added content

New page

Tiles are what make up [[Maps]] in [[Continuum]]. In any current map, there are 1024 tiles across, and 1024 tiles down, making a total of 1048576 tiles in any Continuum Map. If each tile were either a tile or an empty space that would give us <math>2^1048578</math> different possible maps in Continuum. Each tile is made up of 16 [[Pixels]]. The tiles are numbered from the upper left corner of the map, through the lower right, from (0,0) to (1023, 1023). This makes the center of map files in Continuum, as well as maps in use at (512, 512). You can find out what a tile's number is in the game using "*warpto <x> <y>" where x and y are the coords of the tile you're warping to. You can also use a map editor like [[SSME]], [[CLE]] or [[Continuum Level / Ini Tool]].