More terrain tags

[gerrtunk]

This script lets you have more terrains for each map making that each map or
tileset use a unique palette of terrain tags.
It also add support for using codes and not numbers for scripters.

#=============================================================================

# More terrain tags

# By gerkrt/gerrtunk

# Version: 1

# Date: 09/09/2011

# IMPORTANT NOTE: to acces the more actualitzed or corrected version of this 

# script check here: [url=http://usuarios.multimania.es/kisap/english_list.html]http://usuarios.multimania.es/kisap/english_list.html[/url]

# License: GPL, credits

#==============================================================================

=begin

 

------INTRODUCTION------

 

This script lets you have more terrains for each map making that each map or 

tileset use a unique palette of terrain tags.  

It also add support for using codes and not numbers for scripters.

 

------MAP OR TILESET MODE------

 

This script can work in two ways: based on maps or in tilesets. If there

are a palette for all maps using a tileset and for that tileset, or if 

exist a palette for each map. 

 

The sense of the config number => changues with the mode you are using.

 

To use the tileset mode active this line:

Terrain_tileset_mode = true

 

You have to add new lines for each map or tileset

  Maps_indexs = {

    4 => [99,1,2,3,4,5,6,7],

    2 => [8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15],

    9 => [8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15]

  }

 

id de terr/map => [terr1, terr2, terr...]

 

Note that if you dont put a map or tileset here, it will use default ones(0-7)

 

------CODES------

 

You can use :codes for improving visual use of the tags. For this you need 

set default codes, descoment the line and comnt the other set to false.

 

=end

 

module Wep

  Maps_indexs = {

    4 => [99,1,2,3,4,5,6,7],

    2 => [8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15]

  }

  

  #Default_codes = [:op, :wep, :nor, :ir, :lar, :set, :rat, :iku]

  Terrain_tileset_mode = false

  Default_codes = false

end

 

 

class Game_Map

 

  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------

  # * Get Terrain Tag

  #     x          : x-coordinate

  #     y          : y-coordinate

  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------

  def terrain_tag(x, y)

 

    if @map_id != 0

      for i in [2, 1, 0]

        tile_id = data[x, y, i]

        if tile_id == nil

          return 0

        else 

          # If by terrain 

          if Wep::Terrain_tileset_mode

            if Wep::Maps_indexs[@map.tileset_id] != nil

              return Wep::Maps_indexs[@map.tileset_id][@terrain_tags[tile_id]]

            else

              if Wep::Default_codes

                return Wep::Default_codes[@terrain_tags[tile_id]]

              else

                return @terrain_tags[tile_id]

              end

            end

            

          # By map

          else

            if Wep::Maps_indexs[@map_id] != nil

              return Wep::Maps_indexs[@map_id][@terrain_tags[tile_id]]

            else

              if Wep::Default_codes

                return Wep::Default_codes[@terrain_tags[tile_id]]

              else

                return @terrain_tags[tile_id]

              end

            end

          end  

        end

      end

    end

 

  end

  

  

end

 

[ZenVirZan]

This would be the most amazing script ever. . . but I cant make heads or tails of it. . . sorry :\
Perhaps an example?

 

[gerrtunk]

With the default ones, you can use terrain tags from 0 to 7. These tags ids are the same for all the maps.

With my script each map have his own terrain tags, giving a translation from the orignal code (0-7 also, that cant be changued because of the closed editor) to a new number or code, so, you can create more terrain tags to use, but with the limitation of 8 per map(or by tileset, exist two modes).

Maps_indexs = {

    4 => [99,1,2,3,4,5,6,7],

    2 => [8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15],

  }

This means that for map 4 the tag id1 in the map editor is 99, and the rest work like the same.
But for the 2, the 0 is 8, the 1 is 9, the 2 is 10...etc.

So, if you use a event comand get terrain tag of the player, and its in map 2 and the terrain tag of the tile is 2, it will return the number 10 and not 2, so you can use more tags.