Support for special walls, such as caverns, diagonals, etc.

Import maps generated by One Page Dungeon (from Watabou).

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All the content you create with it can be used any way you want, including in commercial products. You can still access the old Flash-based version (source code available on GitHub) From 2013 to 2020, the “Cthulhu manor” demo map shows the evolutions of RPG Map Commercial use My approach is to make an easy to use tool to create beautiful maps quickly. It’s born from the fact that most existing tools were either looking bad or were simply overly complex to use. Instead of: Set Movement Route: Door LowerĪnd the animation for the second event won't start until the animation for the first one has completed.RPG Map is a tool I’ve built to make maps for my tabletop RPG sessions, with my friends. When editing the Set Movement Route commands, remember to uncheck 'Wait for Completion' - it's checked by default, and if you leave it checked, the first line of your Set Movement Route command will look like: Set Movement Route : Door Lower (Wait) If there are other reasons why the door needs to be represented with two events, in addition to it needing a 1 x 2 tile graphic, the event code can set a movement route for both events and wait for neither of them to complete - the animations for both events will play simultaneously.Īssuming that the graphics for both parts of the door are typical door graphics where the down facing frames represent the closed door, the left facing frames represent the nearly closed door, the right facing frames represent the nearly open door, and the up facing frames represent the open door, the event code to open both sections of the door simultaneously could look like this: Set Movement Route : Door Lower The whole image will be visible when you play the game. When you select a large image for an event, don't let yourself be misled by the map editor cropping the image to the dimensions of a single tile.

Examples of larger event graphics can be found in the files !Crystal, !Other2, !$Gate1, !$Gate2, $BigMonster1, and $BigMonster2 in the menu displayed when you double click the image panel in the event editor.įor a door 1 tile wide and 2 tiles high, you would need to create an image 144 pixels wide and 384 pixels high - four rows of three 48 x 96 pixel animation frames - and the file name will need to start with at least a $ (to indicate that it contains only the four rows of three animation frames for single event graphic instead of eight rows of twelve animation frames divided into eight (four by two) blocks of four rows of three frames for eight event graphics) and probably a ! before that (to indicate that it shouldn't be displaced upward by a few pixels).

You can represent the door with a single event, because an event graphic isn't constrained to be 1 x 1 tile.

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