Posts from Current questions and answers regarding the map editor.

Is it possible to add your own "custom" textures to the editor? Yes, I mean the ones that can be applied to the ground.

Right-click on the map properties tree. In the menu that appears, select Show Hidden. Hidden map properties will appear. Find tiles, add a new element there. Click on the row in the Value column and on the ellipsis. On the left, create a new AdvMapTile object, and on the right, provide a link to the texture, etc. After saving and reloading the map, new painting textures should appear.

This way, you can even create a river of milk with shores of jelly.

I have a few questions:
1) Is the error "Treasure with coordinates ...... has too many resources!" serious?
2) What does the error "Object and craig intersection: ...... ground floor" mean?
3) Can you tell me more about how to create a dungeon?

Thank you in advance!

1) This is more of a warning than an error. When you set the number of resources yourself, remember that the specified number for gold is multiplied by 100.

2) The terrain under the object at the specified coordinates is uneven. This could be a texture layering issue that will be noticeable during gameplay, or several objects are overlapping.

3) On the sidebar, go to the Tiles tab, use the Lower tool, and set the parameter to x3. Then, simply use it to create caves where needed.

Thank you for the quick response! :) Also, should I write the main and secondary quest names in English or can I use Russian?

Use Latin characters to name the quests. However, you can use Russian words in the text files that store the quest name and description, which are displayed in the game.

This is just the file name. You can change the map name in the list of maps in the game by clicking the Map Properties button. A window will pop up where you can specify the name in the Map Name field:

Hey, I placed the Grail in the map editor and wanted to add obelisks to indicate the path to it. How can I create and draw a path that connects all the obelisks? (When I click on an obelisk in the editor, the Object Properties window doesn't open.)

Oh, excellent! Does the number of obelisks matter? Or is there a specific number required? In other words, even if I place 33 of them, will the map be automatically generated?