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Mapping Tutorial: Fort Interior.

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This tutorial is for an interior to a fort, I made a throne room just to show the type of stuff you can do with the interior tileset.

This is a short, and basic tutorial.  Sorry if it's really short, and not too in depth.  I'm in a bit of a hurry, and felt bad for making the requestee wait for so long.  I'll probably edit it a bit later.


Step One:

Make a new map, fill the first layer with the floor tile.

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Step Two:

Add the roof / wall tiles. Using these tiles. Like in the exterior, don't forget about adding the corners.
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It should look something like this.
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Step Three:

Add some stuff to fill in the space, and make it look more realistic.  Don't forget to add some events, you'll need a king, queen, and some soldiers.

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This is what it will look like ingame.

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« Last Edit: April 27, 2007, 09:02:35 PM by Jalkson »

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Nice Tut. but I think the tile you used for roof is water  :bean:

Otherwise, a nice little tut, but maybe a bit empty

And the stairs are strange because they don't lead to another elevation.
« Last Edit: April 27, 2007, 08:24:07 PM by modern algebra »

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O_o;;  Hahaha, great tutorial, I can't even use the right tiles. /quit


Edit: I'll remake it when I get some time later. x_X
« Last Edit: April 27, 2007, 08:41:39 PM by Jalkson »

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thanks, and yeah you used water for the roof

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Fixed it. X_X Sorry about that guys.  First time with the tileset + rush = Bad tutorial.  ::)