NoUseTileLandType - Revision history

DeathFish: Remove the redundant images added by Testid123

2025-04-04T15:09:12Z

Remove the redundant images added by Testid123

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	Specifies whether or not this overlay type should override the [[LandTypes\|land type]] property of the cell underneath the overlay. Defaults to 'no', meaning the game uses the land type of the tile that occupies the cell.		Specifies whether or not this overlay type should override the [[LandTypes\|land type]] property of the cell underneath the overlay. Defaults to 'no', meaning the game uses the land type of the tile that occupies the cell.

	If this flag is set, {{f\|Land\|link}} can be used to specify the land type override for the overlay.~~<br>~~		If this flag is set, {{f\|Land\|link}} can be used to specify the land type override for the overlay.
	~~[[File:NoUseTileLandType=false.gif]]~~
	~~Result of [[TerrainTypes]] using tags <b>NoUseTileLandType=false</b>~~

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2025-03-31T20:00:12Z

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en>DeathFish: see 5FE25E

2025-02-09T10:53:34Z

see 5FE25E

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	\|files={{Ini\|Rules}}		\|files={{Ini\|Rules}}
	\|values={{values\|boolean}}		\|values={{values\|boolean}}
	\|default=no		\|default=yes
	\|types={{categ\|OverlayTypes}}		\|types={{categ\|OverlayTypes}}
	\|ts=yes		\|ts=yes

en>Testid123 at 13:56, 18 August 2024

2024-08-18T13:56:59Z

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	Specifies whether or not this overlay type should override the [[LandTypes\|land type]] property of the cell underneath the overlay. Defaults to 'no', meaning the game uses the land type of the tile that occupies the cell.		Specifies whether or not this overlay type should override the [[LandTypes\|land type]] property of the cell underneath the overlay. Defaults to 'no', meaning the game uses the land type of the tile that occupies the cell.

	If this flag is set, {{f\|Land\|link}} can be used to specify the land type override for the overlay.		If this flag is set, {{f\|Land\|link}} can be used to specify the land type override for the overlay.<br>
			[[File:NoUseTileLandType=false.gif]]
			Result of [[TerrainTypes]] using tags <b>NoUseTileLandType=false</b>

en>Crimsonum: Un-DeeZire'd. The original article was complete nonsense.

2023-12-09T18:19:12Z

Un-DeeZire'd. The original article was complete nonsense.

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	{{~~DeeZireInclusion~~}}~~<br />~~		{{Flag
	~~Can be set to '~~yes~~' or 'no' and specifies~~ whether or not this overlay ~~can be 'tiled' in~~ the ~~say way that Ore and Gems can be (which gives the effect that it can 'grow'). This defaults to 'no' and relies on~~ the ~~SHP itself being one of a series with each one having several states which show~~ the overlay ~~in various states of 'growth'~~. ~~Overall, when set~~ to 'no', ~~this makes~~ the game ~~engine treat~~ the ~~overlay in~~ the ~~same way as isometric tiles used for LAT areas when creating~~ the ~~map~~. ~~When~~ set to ~~'yes'~~ the ~~game will simply treat~~ the overlay ~~image as it would a normal SHP based object~~.		\|name={{PAGENAME}}
			\|files={{Ini\|Rules}}
			\|values={{values\|boolean}}
			\|default=no
			\|types={{categ\|OverlayTypes}}
			\|ts=yes
			\|fs=yes
			\|hp=yes
			\|ra2=yes
			\|yr=yes
			\|ares=yes
			}}

			Specifies whether or not this overlay type should override the [[LandTypes\|land type]] property of the cell underneath the overlay. Defaults to 'no', meaning the game uses the land type of the tile that occupies the cell.

			If this flag is set, {{f\|Land\|link}} can be used to specify the land type override for the overlay.

en>DCoder at 15:52, 5 May 2006

2006-05-05T15:52:52Z

New page

{{DeeZireInclusion}}<br />
Can be set to 'yes' or 'no' and specifies whether or not this overlay can be 'tiled' in the say way that Ore and Gems can be (which gives the effect that it can 'grow'). This defaults to 'no' and relies on the SHP itself being one of a series with each one having several states which show the overlay in various states of 'growth'. Overall, when set to 'no', this makes the game engine treat the overlay in the same way as isometric tiles used for LAT areas when creating the map. When set to 'yes' the game will simply treat the overlay image as it would a normal SHP based object.