Questions about tile hardness assignment for my Skeleton project

Posted by mimifish on 07/04/02 - 05:02:18

I have already assigned and redrew all tile hardness for tile set No.1 thru No.9, and No.14, 15, 18, 19, and 40. Tiles No.6 and No.7 have some new tiles used with hardness. I have used 418 out of 799 indexes.

So my question is: In principle, all other tiles can use the existant tile hardness. I can just stop here, but since I think I can at least use at least another 100 to 150 tile hardness indexes and leave at least 100 unused indexes available for dmod users to use, I don't know which tile set(s) I should add default hardness so you don't need to use tile hardness copy for them. Darkland? Snow ground? Tell me your thoughts. (Using the tile numbers of original Dink tile sets if you can.)

Currently I am thinking to do it in the following orders: ts26 ts27 ts28 ts31 ts32 ts33 ts30 ts25... until I use up to 570 to 590 indexes.

Re: Questions about tile hardness assignment for my Skeleton project

Posted by Paul on 07/04/02 - 11:00:38

I wonder, would it be possible with a little hex-hacking to use the same hardness index repeatedly?

Re: Questions about tile hardness assignment for my Skeleton project

Posted by mimifish on 07/04/02 - 11:24:43

: I wonder, would it be possible with a little hex-hacking to use the same hardness index repeatedly?

If it is going to delay Crosslink at further. Don't try it. ;) Most of the authors don't even bother to change the tile hardness.

But if it won't prolong Crosslink's release, seeing how you can crack map.dat with your newest utility program, it sounds possible, if not likely, to do it.

Re: Questions about tile hardness assignment for my Skeleton project

Posted by Paul on 07/04/02 - 19:22:13

Hehe, no I wasn't seriously planning to try it. Not without some better information on hard.dat anyway.

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