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Slime spawned inside a closed area
Posted: 29 Apr 2012, 10:07
by GonzoDark
I found this poor slime that had spawned itself inside a closed area, could someone fix it so the slime can play with the others again?

Re: Slime spawned inside a closed area
Posted: 29 Apr 2012, 12:08
by bcs86
This patch is for client-side. It only helps the map editor.
Apply to tmwa-client-data.
[The extension diff has been deactivated and can no longer be displayed.]
This is for the server-side. It blocks the tile that was included in the spawn area.
Apply to tmwa-server-data.
The wlk is a binary collision file that I have to upload as a whole, not as a patch.
- 046-3.wlk.gz
- binary wlk for tmwa-server-data.
Blocks that tile. - (788 Bytes) Downloaded 87 times
Re: Slime spawned inside a closed area
Posted: 29 Apr 2012, 12:17
by Crush
Note to mappers:
You can detect such monster traps in the map editor with ease when you:
1. hide all layers except collision
2. zoom out until you see the whole map
3. flood-fill the walkable area with block tiles.
Any monster traps are then clearly visible.
Re: Slime spawned inside a closed area
Posted: 29 Apr 2012, 13:00
by Jenalya
GonzoDark, thanks for reporting!
bcs86 wrote:This patch is for client-side. It only helps the map editor.
Apply to tmwa-client-data.
block-046-3-128-68.diff
This is for the server-side. It blocks the tile that was included in the spawn area.
Apply to tmwa-server-data.
The wlk is a binary collision file that I have to upload as a whole, not as a patch.
046-3.wlk.gz
I was just fixing this issue before I read your post.
https://github.com/themanaworld/tmwa-cl ... 1ceb25fd0f
https://github.com/themanaworld/tmwa-se ... f79517becb
bcs86, it seems your diff for client-data changes the compression from gzip to zlib. We're using the converter tool to create the changes needed in the server-data repository, which can only handle gzip.
Re: Slime spawned inside a closed area
Posted: 29 Apr 2012, 13:17
by bcs86
Huh!? gzip and zlib are both LZ77...
Why does god hate me so much.
Edit: I found an option in Tiled-qt to use gzipped base-64.