How big is a terrain Square?

[Jak-Skell]

I'm making a board game map.

Anyone know how big (like, in x,y) will a terrain square be?

 

[Komaqtion]

Depends if you mean the big, middle or small ones...

But I'd believe that the middle ones are 32x32 :S

So I'd say that the big ones are 128x128 and the small are 6x6...

 

[BlueMirage]

I think he's asking how to to translate those units into Range that triggers use.

If a square is 32x32, then how long is one of its sides in range?

 

[uberfoop]

The sizes mentioned are in the same units as range.


However, the values stated are wrong.
Small is 32x32, medium is 128x128, large is 512x512. This can be confirmed by using your cursor and the coordinate display in the lower-left of the map editor.

 

[TheTempest]

I'm not sure how big each one is in range but there is a semi-easy way to find out.

Using the smallest size brush, make a tile somewhere. Now turn on the grid so you have 32x32 grids (press g twice)

Put a customized footman with no movement at one of the corners (i.e. bottom left of the tile), then put another customized footman at the other corner (top left).

Make the footmans range 100 and just keeping changing it and lowering it until he can just barely attack the other guy, then that's your range.

 

[jackall]

looks like a small one is 32x32 the medium ones are 4 times a small one and big ones are 4 times medium, so i wonder how hard can it be to do some math(for me... way too hard)
smalls are 32x32
mediums are 128x128
bigs are 512x512

 

[Goober4473]

I've been making a map where I change the terrain based on weather. I loop through every point by multiplying my Integer A/B by 128, and that works. I believe a single tile of terrain is 128x128.

 

[jackall]

oww man... just do like uberfoop said, use the coordinates in lower-left of WE