Changes between Version 8 and Version 9 of PMP_File_Format

Timestamp:

Mar 22, 2015, 9:47:48 PM (9 years ago)

Author:

historic_bruno

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PMP_File_Format

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 A scenario consists of an XML data file and, optionally, a PMP data file. The XML format is text and may be viewed in any text editor, while the PMP is a proprietary binary format. Most scenarios are created with [wiki:Atlas_Manual Atlas scenario editor], which generates one of each file per map.
 
-The PMP files store a map's elevation and terrain texture references for each tile. The XML files store map objects (entities and [wiki:Actors actors]) as well as information for environment (e.g. lighting and water parameters), camera orientation, and various other settings.
+The PMP files store a map's elevation and terrain texture references for each tile. The XML files store map objects ([wiki:Entity entities] and [wiki:Actors actors]) as well as information for environment (e.g. lighting and water parameters), camera orientation, and various other settings.
 
 == PMP format ==
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 This is a list of Entity elements that define all the objects on the map. Each Entity consists of:
- * unique entity ID of type u32. Players are also considered entities, so these don't necessarily start with 1. 0 is reserved for `INVALID_ENTITY`.
+ * unique [wiki:Entity entity] ID of type u32. Players are also considered entities, so these don't necessarily start with 1. 0 is reserved for `INVALID_ENTITY`.
  * entity template filename. For [wiki:Actors actors], these are a reference to the actor template instead, prefixed with '''actor|'''
  * player ID which owns the entity, positive integer of type i32. Gaia is reserved as player 0, typically 1-8 are used for other players, -1 is reserved for `INVALID_PLAYER`.