Changes between Version 6 and Version 7 of Atlas_Manual_Terrain_Tab
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- Dec 12, 2011, 12:22:06 AM (12 years ago)
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v6 v7 2 2 3 3 = Terrain Tab = 4 5 4 Part of the [wiki:Atlas_Manual Atlas (Scenario Editor) Manual] 6 5 … … 55 54 Another thing to remember is to check from all angles if you are making a hill that is only accessible from one direction etc. 56 55 57 '''Priorities''': Terrain texture priority shows what textures unit will prefer when walking towards their target. They will still take the fastest road rather than just the texture with the highest priority, however textures with higher priorities will make them take another path than the shortest if that is faster (textures with higher priorities are the ones which makes the unit travel faster along them .56 '''Priorities''': Terrain texture priority shows what textures unit will prefer when walking towards their target. They will still take the fastest road rather than just the texture with the highest priority, however textures with higher priorities will make them take another path than the shortest if that is faster (textures with higher priorities are the ones which makes the unit travel faster along them). 58 57 59 58 == Misc tools == … … 62 61 As the name says, this lets you resize the map, clicking the button brings up the below dialog: 63 62 64 [[Image(http://wildfiregames.com/images/Atlas_Manual/misc_resize_map.png)]] 65 The resizing dialog should be straightforward enough: select a new map size and click Ok to have Atlas resize the map or Cancel if you decide you don't want to resize it after all. There are a few things to consider though: 63 [[Image(http://wildfiregames.com/images/Atlas_Manual/misc_resize_map.png)]] The resizing dialog should be straightforward enough: select a new map size and click Ok to have Atlas resize the map or Cancel if you decide you don't want to resize it after all. There are a few things to consider though: 66 64 67 65 * The main point is the one stated in the dialog box, it's generally not recommended to resize maps with content on them.
