Tileset limit.

[Cookiemaster]

I wanted to use more sets, but the limit of 13 texture space hates me.


However; with triggers it seems possible to bypass that limit.
Example: http://img11.imageshack.us/img11/4249/tilezhq3.jpg


Is there anyway to get past the texture space limit of the tilesets?
And does modifying the tiles using triggers cause any glitches on larger scale?
(And as trigger, I would have in mind to reserve a tile for that, and using a region to check every point in it if it contains that tile, and if yes, convert it to a specific different one.)

 

[D.V.D]

Download Jass new Gen Pack here. You could have 16 tiles and to add them, you need to go to Extensions and once you've done the adding, save and reopen to have the tiles usable.

http://www.thehelper.net/forums/showthread.php?t=73936

 

[Cookiemaster]

Download Jass new Gen Pack here. You could have 16 tiles and to add them, you need to go to Extensions and once you've done the adding, save and reopen to have the tiles usable.

http://www.thehelper.net/forums/showthread.php?t=73936

Ohshit.
Haven't got Newgen such a long time yet, thanks. :x

 

[D.V.D]

No problem.

 

[chovynz]

Even better is to use triggers to lay your tiles. No problems, No limits. You might need to work out where you want specific different tiles. I suggest using x,y instead of a location. Or if you use location remember to remove the memory leak.

Using a dummy unit in combination with environment > terrrain deformation > change terrain at blah (I think), you can send the unit wandering/traveling in an expanding circle/square/path/other geometric shape, and the terrain will change for you.

Or you could work out the specific x,y co-ordinates exactly and make a whole bunch of triggers. Or you could specify an array of co-ordinates that one terrain changing trigger references to.

Forget about the tile limit, it doesnt exist, except in the GUI > Tileset.