LVL Format: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 17:15, 11 January 2005

asss only wiki or all of ss dev? --smong

Basically it is a bitmap with tile data appended to it. Each tile is represented in this format: (little endian)

struct
{
	unsigned long x : 12;
	unsigned long y : 12;
	unsigned long tile : 8;
};

The x and y must not exceed 1023. The tileset can be any bit depth, but history puts it at 8bit since the original Subspace uses an 8bit palette.

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-Todo: Add details about the format. Teaming this up w/ the [[LVL_Format]], [[ELVL_Format]] and [[LVZ_Format]] [[RGN_Format]] formats.
+asss only wiki or all of ss dev? --smong
+----
+See http://www4.ncsu.edu/~rniyenga/subspace/old/lvlformat.html
+Basically it is a bitmap with tile data appended to it.
+Each tile is represented in this format: (little endian)
+<pre>
+struct
+{
+	unsigned long x : 12;
+	unsigned long y : 12;
+	unsigned long tile : 8;
+};
+</pre>
+The x and y must not exceed 1023. The tileset can be any bit depth, but history puts it at 8bit since the original Subspace uses an 8bit palette.
+[[Category: Map]]