Any idea where I can find tiles for stacking cliffs on high dirt in badlands?
Here are examples (done in jungle) of what I'm trying to pull off. I just need to find the tiles used to make that possible in a badlands environment.
Note that I'm speaking exclusively about stacking multiple cliffs on top of one another, with the base for the cliff stack being on high dirt, not dirt.
Thanks!
Edit: realized you might be talking about high dirt->bottom of cliff edge. In which case you'll have to recreate the same blends in jungle basically. It wouldn't be difficult. At a glance you can tell where the tiles would come from. Just copy jungle.
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I've been trying to copy jungle for a while now, with no results. The indexes are completely different.
edit: I've started cross-referencing index positions of the same tiles between both tilesets, but while that's yielded some results, a lot of the tiles are null/not shared.
edit 2: I now have five working blends for both directions. I think that's the limit for what I can achieve in badlands, let me know if you find any others.
Post has been edited 2 time(s), last time on Oct 26 2016, 12:45 am by Pr0nogo.
I don't mean literally copy pasting from a jungle map. I mean the tiles
visually are exactly the same. Just look for where they are in the badlands index and use the exact same tile. Like the end goal is to just find the same tiles in badlands as the ones in jungle to create the exact same blend right. No trouble.
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The trouble is sifting through thousands of tiles to try and find them in the first place. It's not always clear where a tile's origin comes from, hence why I had to cross-reference between the two tilesets' indexes. That solution doesn't work if the tile is null, however.
The trouble is sifting through thousands of tiles to try and find them in the first place. It's not always clear where a tile's origin comes from, hence why I had to cross-reference between the two tilesets' indexes. That solution doesn't work if the tile is null, however.
Just copy/paste from isometric.
so you basically already have the blends that you needed in the first place. Now just take the subtile of the connection between coastal cliff and normal cliff and stack cliffs bruh. I'm not exactly sure what the problem is. The tileset indexes are organized into categories. Most of the subtiles used in the blends you need are all cliff tiles. So just look in that section of the index. Or honestly place some terrain and copy paste the tiles you need. If you need a fancy tile that looks like its from a doodad, all the doodad tiles are at the bottom of the tileset indexes. I'm not sure how much terraining you've done but tiles get familiar pretty quick.
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That's with dirt as the base. I was talking about cliffs stacked with high dirt as the base, like in my screenshots.
