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Pooper200000 at 15:14, 20 February 2010

2010-02-20T15:14:31Z

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			[[Category:General]]
	A '''map''' is a 2D pictorial representation of an area. Graal has built-in functionality for generating, downloading and displaying maps. On servers that make use of the default features, players can access the map for their current area by pressing 'M' on the keyboard. The [[client]] will show the player's current position along with the positions of other players.		A '''map''' is a 2D pictorial representation of an area. Graal has built-in functionality for generating, downloading and displaying maps. On servers that make use of the default features, players can access the map for their current area by pressing 'M' on the keyboard. The [[client]] will show the player's current position along with the positions of other players.

GrowlZ: Fixin' key combination, moving discussion to discussion page

2005-04-18T15:02:03Z

Fixin' key combination, moving discussion to discussion page

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	Multiple maps can be used on a single server. Most commonly they are used to represent the [[overworld]], but other significant areas may be given their own maps (especially if they are relatively large or complex).		Multiple maps can be used on a single server. Most commonly they are used to represent the [[overworld]], but other significant areas may be given their own maps (especially if they are relatively large or complex).

	A smaller, largely transparent version of the map is displayed in the lower-left of the screen. It is called the minimap, and can be disabled by pressing ~~Ctrl~~+3 ~~(?)~~.		A smaller, largely transparent version of the map is displayed in the lower-left of the screen. It is called the '''minimap''', and can be disabled by pressing Alt+3.

	~~(something about automapping (as in hiding the portions of the map that you haven't seen yet)?)~~

	~~(also some specifics about automated map generation? I've never done it, nor had reason to read up on the process)~~

Kaimetsu at 11:00, 18 April 2005

2005-04-18T11:00:16Z

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	A smaller, largely transparent version of the map is displayed in the lower-left of the screen. It is called the minimap, and can be disabled by pressing Ctrl+3 (?).		A smaller, largely transparent version of the map is displayed in the lower-left of the screen. It is called the minimap, and can be disabled by pressing Ctrl+3 (?).

	(something about automapping?)		(something about automapping (as in hiding the portions of the map that you haven't seen yet)?)

	(~~Automapping as in displaying squares of the~~ map ~~at a time as you enter them~~, ~~or as in automatically linking~~ the ~~levels together?~~)		(also some specifics about automated map generation? I've never done it, nor had reason to read up on the process)

68.148.136.39 at 09:52, 18 April 2005

2005-04-18T09:52:04Z

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	(something about automapping?)		(something about automapping?)

			(Automapping as in displaying squares of the map at a time as you enter them, or as in automatically linking the levels together?)

Kaimetsu: rewritten

2005-04-13T08:58:29Z

rewritten

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	A ~~large Map~~ of the ~~outside levels~~ on the [[~~Overworld~~]] ~~accesed by pressing M Certain small area such as guild house smay have a map~~. Maps are created by ~~the Graphics Team or Levels team in~~ either ~~Photoshop~~ or ~~Paint and uplaoded~~ to the server and ~~accesable~~ through a ~~script there~~ are ~~also such things as a~~ [[~~Minimap~~]]		A '''map''' is a 2D pictorial representation of an area. Graal has built-in functionality for generating, downloading and displaying maps. On servers that make use of the default features, players can access the map for their current area by pressing 'M' on the keyboard. The [[client]] will show the player's current position along with the positions of other players.

			Maps are created by server staff, either through some dedicated graphics application or by use of Graal's map generator. Then they are uploaded to the server and [[GScript\|scripts]] are written to direct the [[client]] to the relevant file through use of the setmap (?) command.

			Multiple maps can be used on a single server. Most commonly they are used to represent the [[overworld]], but other significant areas may be given their own maps (especially if they are relatively large or complex).

			A smaller, largely transparent version of the map is displayed in the lower-left of the screen. It is called the minimap, and can be disabled by pressing Ctrl+3 (?).

			(something about automapping?)

Kojjiro at 20:52, 12 April 2005

2005-04-12T20:52:50Z

New page

A large Map of the outside levels on the [[Overworld]] accesed by pressing M Certain small area such as guild house smay have a map. Maps are created by the Graphics Team or Levels team in either Photoshop or Paint and uplaoded to the server and accesable through a script there are also such things as a [[Minimap]]