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LAT Guide #2/3 (Noob Friendly)
Hey, This is the second part of my First Guide, most wisely credited to Snake Rekon ![]() Creating a Gmap Click Here (from Snake Rekon) Once there, choose the height and width of the level, lets say 2 and 2 which will get u a total of 2x2=4 levels, okay on Prefix type in the name of the map, so for example testmap, and finally the Center X and Y just turn it into 1 each (Noob Friendly ![]() http://s17.postimage.org/cmt2d3z4f/Untdditled.png (Unsupported image host) Click on Generate,download and unzip the files. Setting a Tile/Loading map Open one of the levels and place an NPC on it (check old guide) and type in :
http://s15.postimage.org/enrdfuy63/Untxzfitled.png (Unsupported image host) so you will get that blue thingy that will help you drag the level : http://s16.postimage.org/53qkvbjb5/Untjjitled.png (Unsupported image host) Creating an NPC as a Player so this is how you create an NPC which is similar to what you are (a noob) you can either copy and paste this :
http://s12.postimage.org/ufynnlwv1/dsfafda.png (Unsupported image host) Once clicked, Choose a name and his attributes and start adding his commands, I'll give you some gs1 here, more in the third part...These are some basic ones :
![]() Lets say my level is era_event.nw and the coordinates(check part1) I want is x=30 and y=30 : http://s17.postimage.org/4xiwfjbf3/asdfds.png (Unsupported image host) -------------------------- Have fun building your Level! Part 3 Coming up... -Johnaudi
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I suggest using Gonstruct when editing gmaps as you can edit the gmap as if it was a big level. (Which it kind of already is) An example using a gmap I was working on, the yellow lines show each single level. ![]() You can download Gonstruct here; Link Another thing you can do is use Nw2png to get a full image of your gmap. You can download it here; Link |
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Are you sure you got the tileset? Else in this pretty old thread just download the zip from the first post and do the steps explained in there http://www.graalians.com/forums/showthread.php?t=452 |