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Tileset Settings

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	Foggy 4: Texture moves to the top-right. Used by tilesets #0 and #119 (Test Dungeon and Mt. Mistral respectively).<br>		Foggy 4: Texture moves to the top-right. Used by tilesets #0 and #119 (Test Dungeon and Mt. Mistral respectively).<br>
	Foggy 5: Texture rises straight up. Represents steam, and is used in fiery dungeons such as Steam Cave and Dark Crater.<br>		Foggy 5: Texture rises straight up. Represents steam, and is used in fiery dungeons such as Steam Cave and Dark Crater.<br>
	Foggy 6: Poison mist ~~used~~ only on Sky Peak Summit during the Grimer/Muk fight~~. It~~ is not normally tied to any regular tileset.		Foggy 6: Poison mist texture moves to the top-left. Used only on Sky Peak Summit during the Grimer/Muk fight, and is not normally tied to any regular tileset.
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	!Underwater?		!Underwater?

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 == Advanced Mode ==
 Alternatively SkyTemple has an editor built-in for more advanced usage. It allows exporting and importing the raw chunks and tiles and manually editing the adjacency rules of dungeon tiles.
 == Notes ==
 <references />
 {{NavSkyTemple}}

Capypara: Created page with "{{Stub}} A dungeon floor in the game is made up of tiles, which are made up of 24x24px tilesNote that the SkyTemple editor usually refers to 24x24px sections as chunks and 8x8px sections as tiles. In the context of Dungeon Tilesets, the tileset and the term "Dungeon Tile" refer to 24x24px sections, mostly to correspond to what most people would expect. In the advanced editor the terms chunks and tiles are used as they are usually in SkyTemple.. A Dungeon..."

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Created page with "{{Stub}} A dungeon floor in the game is made up of tiles, which are made up of 24x24px tiles<ref>Note that the SkyTemple editor usually refers to 24x24px sections as chunks and 8x8px sections as tiles. In the context of Dungeon Tilesets, the tileset and the term "Dungeon Tile" refer to 24x24px sections, mostly to correspond to what most people would expect. In the advanced editor the terms chunks and tiles are used as they are usually in SkyTemple.</ref>. A Dungeon..."

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A dungeon floor in the game is made up of tiles, which are made up of 24x24px tiles<ref>Note that the [[SkyTemple]] editor usually refers to 24x24px sections as chunks and 8x8px sections as tiles. In the context of Dungeon Tilesets, the tileset and the term "Dungeon Tile" refer to 24x24px sections, mostly to correspond to what most people would expect. In the advanced editor the terms chunks and tiles are used as they are usually in SkyTemple.</ref>. A Dungeon Tileset defines the graphics for the walls, ground, lava, water and void tiles that the game can use to draw generated dungeon floors. A tileset can have three categories of tiles, where two are always walls and ground and one is either water, lava or void.

== Dungeon Tile Exchange Format (DTEF) ==
DTEF is the easiest way to edit and exchange tilesets. More information about it and documentation can (for now) be found on its [https://github.com/SkyTemple/skytemple-dtef GitHub page].

== Advanced Mode ==
Alternatively SkyTemple has an editor built-in for more advanced usage. It allows exporting and importing the raw chunks and tiles and manually editing the adjacency rules of dungeon tiles.

== Notes ==
<references />
{{NavSkyTemple}}