The game map is made up of tiles.
Attributes
Sprawls
Example
They describe what a tile looks like, how expensive it is to travel across it and if traveling across it is even possible.
Attributes
Edit
| attribute | type | description |
|---|---|---|
| name | text | The name of the tile that is shown when hovering over it with the mouse |
| sprites | image Ids | A list of sprites that the tiles sprite is randomly selected from |
| borderPrio | number | This value determines which border is shown at transitions between different tiles |
| moveCost | number | The cost of moving over this tile |
| viewCost | number | How much of your view does this tile block |
| eventImg | image ids | Specifies background images to use when an event happens on this tile during day or night |
| moveSounds | sound effects | One of these sound effects is played when moving over this tile |
| travelParticle | particleId | The particle effect to show when moving over this tile |
| sprawls | complex | How specific sprawls affect this tile |
| events | event (s) | An event that happens when moving onto this tile |
| flags | flags | Tile flags that can be required in events |
| elevation | number | How high above ground this tile is |
SprawlsEdit
A tiles sprawl attribute describes how it reacts to specific Sprawls.
ExampleEdit
sprawls: [
{id:'spr-fire', lifeTime:0},
{id:'spr-dry', chance:0},
{id:'spr-ice', chance:0},
{id:'spr-flood', lifeTime:0},
{id:'spr-geysir-flood', lifeTime:0},
],
In this example the tile overrides the normal behaviour of the sprawl. It will stop the spread of fire, dry, ice, flood and geysir-flood sprawls.
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