Samapico Posted January 25, 2007 Report Posted January 25, 2007 In other topic, I said I tried it... and it doesnt do anything special. Basically it does the same thing DCME would do when loading such data.Tile data is typically saved starting from top-left to bottom-right, and is loaded the same way. So when continuum reads a tile at 200,200 for the first time, it puts it there. If it finds another tile with 200,200 as coordinates, it will simply replace the previous one. It simply uses a 2-dimensional array, so it can't have 2 things stored at the same coordinate, just like DCME.So if you have 50 tiles saved with same X,Y data, the one that is located last in the file will be the only one to appear By the way, added the Advanced Pencil feature, update should be available shortly... just need to make an icon for eLVL attributes menu icon now.
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