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Revision as of 20:12, 11 January 2005
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)
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.
Tileset
This is a bitmap image 304x160 pixels, making each tile is 16x16 pixels.
http://wiki.minegoboom.com/upload/images/tileset.jpg
Stamps
These are special animated tiles. The most popular map editor SSME calls them stamps.
There are five stamps available:
- A small asteroid.
- A large asteroid (2x2 tiles).
- Another small asteroid (was originally a large asteroid).
- A space station (6x6 tiles).
- A worm hole (5x5 tiles).
