OBD talk:AKVA/0x24

See HERE for a few tools for two-way conversion of grids.

The editable format is quite intuitive ASCII.

Tile types are assumed to be 0-9.

geyser 19:48, 1 May 2007 (CEST)

Below are the grids that need fixing

level1

Hidden doors

hidden doors in level1

XYZ	out-BNV	door	in-BNV
SE F3	66	13	165
SE F2	70	12	163
SSE F2	24	17	163
SE F1	0	11	161
SW F3	74	28	146
SW F2	72	29	143
SSW F2	30	23	143
SW F1	52	30	140
NW F3	75	64	151
NW F2	73	63	150
NNW F2	31	71	150
NW F1	53	62	147
NE F2	71	85	156
NNE F2	25	78	156
NE F1	1	84	154

(see also OBD_talk:AGQG for fixing door-hiding quads)

"inside" means towards the inside of the warehouse

"west" is X+, "north" is Z+

bottom floor is 1, top floor is 3 (US/Japan)

Other BNV

6, 26, 50 (impassable tiles on north side)

7, 51 (impassable tiles on south side)

153, 157, 160, 164 (weird border on east side)

141, 142, 148, 167 (weird border on west side)

209 (weird border on west side)

210, 211 (weird border on east side)

level2

7 (weird border on east side)

1 (weird border on west side)

45 (weird border on north side) (BNV too small)

level19

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THESE are some observations made with pathfinding grid. Some of them may be wrong, so please correct mistakes if you find any. I want to gather my observations here for others to see, because adjusting of some BNVs is IMO neccessary part of modding levels.

RED tiles (impassable):

• ignored when AI2 is in MELE mode (AI2 character will chase you into "red field", that is some larger area filled with red tiles, if it is close enough to you to be in MELE mode)
• leave AI2 ability to fully run its MELE profile if you are close enough
• block pathfinding completely (if you trap AI2 character somewhere in "red field" and you "teleport" away, it gets stuck and won't be able to chase you unless you come close enough to make it run some MELE move so it can move). This applies on both pathfinding (chasing enemy thanks to the flags) and vector-forced movement (so AI2 character can't dodge firing spreads if it is inside "red field")
• if AI2 is not inside, then impassable tiles worka