MyMap.BMP) (if warned about flattening the image just select yes/continue/ok) it's now time to start drawing the vegetation map on a new layer.Ĭlose the BMP image you just saved and create a new layer on your original. Now you have created your base layer which should contain your main roads (using the dark asphalt colour), paths and side roads (light asphalt, dirt, gravel dirt), dirt, water, sand and grassy ground (dark/medium/light grass), save this image as a BMP (eg. MAKE SURE TO TURN ANTIALIASING OFF AND CHANGE BLEND MODE TO OVERWRITE BEFORE HAND! (otherwise you will get colours not recognized by WorldEd, leading to extra work later). Now you are ready to start drawing your base map, for now you should ignore all the colours listed after water as you will be drawing these onto separate vegetation map layers. Use your programs colour palette to enter the colours below using the RGB values given: Now you have your blank map image up and ready we need to setup the exact colours we will be using to draw the game world (when importing your image into WorldEd every pixel gets read and converted into the relevant tile (if the colour is recognised by WorldEd)). MainMaps.png), this is so you can work with multiple layers, which will make your life way easier! Once you have created your new blank image save it as a png file (eg. If you wanted to make a 2x2 cell map you would create a 600圆00 pixel image etc. Open your paint program of choice and create a new image, each pixel of the image will correlate to 1 tile when in game, so, if you want to create a map that is a single "cell" in size, you would create a 300x300 pixel image. You will need a paint program such as Paintshop, Gimp or Paint.Net (I use and it works great).
The first thing you need to do to create a new map mod is to create some basic images you can import into WorldEd.
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