Map Background: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 13:33, 28 January 2024

A map background is a background that can be used in Script Scenes. Every background can have up to 2 layers, up to 2 collisions and a data layer.

Images must be indexed (that is, using a pallete)
All images that are part of the background must share the same pallete
You can use up to 16 palletes (256 colors)
Every image must have less than 1024 unique 8x8 tiles
The scene type setting of the associated script scene must match the number of layers in the image

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-Map Background is a background that can be used in Script Scenes. Every background can have up to 2 layers, up to 2 collisions and a data layer.
+A map background is a background that can be used in Script Scenes. Every background can have up to 2 layers, up to 2 collisions and a data layer.
 ==Restrictions==
-Every image must be indexed(=use a palletes).
-Every image of the background shares the same palletes.
+* Images must be indexed (that is, using a pallete)
-You can use up to 16 palletes(256 colors).
+* All images that are part of the background must share the same pallete
-Every image must have less than 1024 unique 8x8 tiles.
+* You can use up to 16 palletes (256 colors)
-Script Scene's Type setting must match with the number of layers in image.
+* Every image must have less than 1024 unique 8x8 tiles
+* The scene type setting of the associated script scene must match the number of layers in the image