GraphicsTemplates

This page shall just provide a list of templates for easy use and to avoid re-doing the alignment task

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Ground tiles

Normal terrain has 19 different slopes as in the order in the image above. Shown are the grid lines which are part of each ground tile.

template tmpl_groundsprites(x, y) {
    [   0+x,   y, 64, 31, -31,  0 ]
    [  80+x,   y, 64, 31, -31,  0 ]
    [ 160+x,   y, 64, 23, -31,  0 ]
    [ 240+x,   y, 64, 23, -31,  0 ]

    [ 320+x,   y, 64, 31, -31,  0 ]
    [ 398+x,   y, 64, 31, -31,  0 ]
    [ 478+x,   y, 64, 23, -31,  0 ]
    [ 558+x,   y, 64, 23, -31,  0 ]

    [ 638+x,   y, 64, 39, -31, -8 ]
    [ 718+x,   y, 64, 39, -31, -8 ]
    [ 798+x,   y, 64, 31, -31, -8 ]
    [ 878+x,   y, 64, 31, -31, -8 ]

    [ 958+x,   y, 64, 39, -31, -8 ]
    [1038+x,   y, 64, 39, -31, -8 ]
    [1118+x,   y, 64, 31, -31, -8 ]
    [1196+x,   y, 64, 47, -31,-16 ]

    [1276+x,   y, 64, 15, -31,  0 ]
    [1356+x,   y, 64, 31, -31, -8 ]
    [1436+x,   y, 64, 31, -31, -8 ]
}

There are four additional flat rough tiles. They need to be inserted after the usual 19 rough tiles:

template tmpl_rough(x, y) {
    tmpl_level_ground(    x, y)
    tmpl_level_ground( 80+x, y)
    tmpl_level_ground(160+x, y)
    tmpl_level_ground(240+x, y)
}

template tmpl_additional_rough(x, y) {
	tmpl_rough(1510+x, y)
}