map error x-x

[WanDaMan]

Well, got bored and decided to make a map. Well, I get on to it and I find out there is a bug!

Check it out

So, I make the map levels and then I generate a map:



That's the map, but there is a mistake! look to the right of the detailed level. It's black! now in level editor it isn't, looky:



Here is the insides of the map.txt

NPC Code:

---

"","","","",""

"","","wanlevel_a-02.nw","wanlevel_a-03.nw",""

"","wanlevel_a-04.nw","wanlevel_a-05.nw","wanlevel_a-06.nw",""

"","wanlevel_a-07.nw","wanlevel_a-08.nw","wanlevel_a-13.nw",""

"","","wanlevel_a-10.nw","wanlevel_a-11.nw",""

"","","","wanlevel_a-12.nw",""

---

I can't see an error :o

I'll edit the post if you respond with a solution; throttle


Edits
Moonie: There isn't a tileset being used. I am using " addtiledef2 " but that shouldn't interfere.

[Darlene159]

Looks like a tileset error to me

[WanDaMan]

This is how it looks in client map:

How come it isn't working on the bigmap?




EDIT

Stefan: How can I prevent it?

[Admins]

May be there are different versions of the same map ?

[-Ramirez-]

If I remember correctly, the bigmap.png image that Graal generates ends up with a diagonal line of blackness that starts from the upper left corner of the map and goes down to the right. I had this happen when I was trying to do something on Classic a while back. I never found a way to fix it.

[WanDaMan]

Originally Posted by -Ramirez-

If I remember correctly, the bigmap.png image that Graal generates ends up with a diagonal line of blackness that starts from the upper left corner of the map and goes down to the right. I had this happen when I was trying to do something on Classic a while back. I never found a way to fix it.

Well, I've tried everything and I've also recieved some help from CheeToS (thanks) and that didn't help..

This has only happend on one of my maps, on the others they work fine. Stefan, got any suggestions?

[Admins]

Originally Posted by WanDaMan

Well, I've tried everything and I've also recieved some help from CheeToS (thanks) and that didn't help..

This has only happend on one of my maps, on the others they work fine. Stefan, got any suggestions?

Like I said, please check if you have different versions of the same map filename in your Graal folder. The level files are in a separate folder or in a subfolder of the Graal folder?

[WanDaMan]

Originally Posted by Stefan

Like I said, please check if you have different versions of the same map filename in your Graal folder. The level files are in a separate folder or in a subfolder of the Graal folder?

Thank you for getting in to more detail.

It isn't in my Graal folder, it's in a new one I made on desktop. I've also named the map something completely different to any other map I've made. All the levels are in the same place.

I've made new folders for everything I've worked on and this is the first time it's done this.

[WanDaMan]

Don't make me keep spamming this topic

[Darlene159]

Hmm, I just tried to make a map offline, which made black squares diagonally from the top left all the way down to the bottom right of the world...I have tried several times.
But my levels dont look like yours, Wan, in the black areas...they are the correct levels, and they auto complete when I walk on them, but even if I walk through all the black squares, and let the map auto-fill, then try to make the map again it comes out the same....

[WanDaMan]

My map is suppose to have black levels around it. So it may be a bug? STEFAN!

[WanDaMan]

Bling bling bump

It's still not working. Well, come to think of it every .txt map does this. I've experimented on N-Pulse...

[Darlene159]

Originally Posted by WanDaMan

Bling bling bump

It's still not working. Well, come to think of it every .txt map does this. I've experimented on N-Pulse...

Yes, my map online is the same as offline, with the black squares...I deleted all the maps, and the text, and let them re-download...helped until I restarted Graal, so it's not just you

[WanDaMan]

So this must mean it's a bug?

[WanDaMan]

Dead. *bump *