04-1: The world of N ends here
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| Author | macrohenry |
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| Tags | action author:macrohenry fun gauss medium series unrated |
| Created | 2012-11-16 |
| Last Modified | 2012-11-16 |
| Rating | 5 more votes required for a rating. |
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| Description | Enjoy! |
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2012-11-17
AGD
Fun map :D
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2012-11-17
A tip with the gold.
You see how the lines that follow the shape of the 1-tiles are a little farther apart than the 2- and 3-tile lines? It's because two c-snaps in two directions is longer of a distance than two c-snaps in one direction and one snap in another.
How you can fix this is as follows:
After you place the first piece of gold for the line, place the second piece two snaps in each direction, like you did. But then, go into the level code and add or subtract 3 from both the x- and y-coordinates. x increases as you go right, y increases as you go down. What you want to do is edit the coordinates to bring it three units closer to the first piece. Essentially, you're making the gold pieces 1.5 c-snaps apart in both directions, which is the same overall distance as the 2- and 3-tile ones (1.5 + 1.5 = 2 + 1). You'll only have to do this with the second, fourth, sixth etc. pieces of the line. This is the result. [pastebin.pl]
Hope that helps. :3
How you can fix this is as follows:
After you place the first piece of gold for the line, place the second piece two snaps in each direction, like you did. But then, go into the level code and add or subtract 3 from both the x- and y-coordinates. x increases as you go right, y increases as you go down. What you want to do is edit the coordinates to bring it three units closer to the first piece. Essentially, you're making the gold pieces 1.5 c-snaps apart in both directions, which is the same overall distance as the 2- and 3-tile ones (1.5 + 1.5 = 2 + 1). You'll only have to do this with the second, fourth, sixth etc. pieces of the line. This is the result. [pastebin.pl]
Hope that helps. :3
2012-11-16
yummy
you know why
2012-11-16
AGD
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