turf/House
icon='house.bmp'
density=1
turf
grass
icon='Turfs.dmi'
icon_state="grass"
density=0
ID:161909
 Mar 16 2008, 6:54 am
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ok lets say i have 2 icons ..how do i make it so that my icon cant go over the other icon...like lets say i have a house..but theres a blank spot on it which i wanna fit grass into but it cant fit without overlapping the house.. how do i make the house turf or grass turf so that when i place grass near the house it goes behind it..
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Mar 16 2008, 7:00 am
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Agrey123
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anyone help :(
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layer=TURF_LAYER+1 | |
that really didint do anyhting at all LMAO
turf grass icon='Turfs.dmi' icon_state="grass" density=0 layer=TURF_LAYER+1 turf/House icon='house.bmp' density=1 i tried em both ways ... none worked XD | |
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Please explain what you want with more detail. Do you have an icon with transparent areas that makes the turf it's over black? Well then make the transparent turf an obj, otherwise it's really random as to when it'll show the turf below it. | |
Generally, only one turf can occupy one square. Changing the House to an obj should work as you want it to.
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There's no "generally" here. One set of x,y,z coordinates always corresponds to exactly one turf. You can layer turfs on the map editor, but that's really just replacing the old turf with the new turf, and if the old turf would show through, its icon is added as an underlay to the new turf.
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