#1: Gaming question : Desert mapsn snow maps, "green" Author: stratweg, Location: FrancePosted: Fri Nov 10, 2023 5:36 pm Could some one say to me where is the code/parameter in maps that commands the look of the vehicules (desert, snow or "normal" (green maps) ?
I suppose that each map has this code, but where is it ?
#2: Re: Gaming question : Desert mapsn snow maps, "green&qu Author: ScnelleMeyer, Posted: Fri Nov 10, 2023 6:13 pm Its in the header of the map -text file
#3: Re: Gaming question : Desert mapsn snow maps, "green&am Author: stratweg, Location: FrancePosted: Fri Nov 10, 2023 6:38 pm Ok, thanks. Could you give more precision about "head" of the file ?
Attached is a capture of the head of a txt map file? In the head of the file, that are more than one unic value.
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#4: Re: Gaming question : Desert mapsn snow maps, "green&qu Author: ScnelleMeyer, Posted: Fri Nov 10, 2023 7:21 pm I dont remember, but check this doc: CC2Guide-TxtfMapLosRoof_v7.pdf - You find it in manuals folder of your 5CC installation.
Found it, for those who are interrested to know : Extract from page 11 of CC2Guide-TxtfMapLosRoof_v7.pdf (include in 5CC Tool pack (folder "Manuels")
CITATION :
File format of a CC3/CC4/CC5/CCM/RtB/CoI/CCMT/(and newer) map data file:
- first line: ID, always the string "10",
- second line: can contain the map’s name,
- third line: width (in elevation tiles) followed by the string "X Max",
- forth line: height (in elevation tiles) followed by the string "Y Max",
- fifth line: weather type descriptor,
- sixth line: map name color / terrain type descriptor,
- seventh line: comment line starting with the string "Idx", followed by TAB + string "E0" +
TAB ... + TAB + "E15" + TAB + "Elev",
- eight line: data start indicator "&",
- data lines, number of data lines = width * height (counted in elevation tiles)
- last line: data end indicator "#"
(...)
CC3 introduced three additional lines: now the second line can contain the map’s full (or
abbreviated) name. But in original CC3 most maps have here an empty entry. The 5th line contains
a general map weather type descriptor, a number ranging from 0 to 4: