The Mana World - User contributions [en]

File:Woodland bug.png

2006-03-17T22:08:07Z

Thefox: Fixed a typo

Screenshot showing incorrect monster placement in woodland in version 0.0.19.

Classic:Maps

2006-03-17T21:56:21Z

Thefox: /* Woodland (9-1) */ A monster placement bug reported

{{Status_green}}
== Guidelines ==

You can build a map for TMW using [http://tiled.rpgdx.net Tiled]

* Suggested map size: usually maps should be 200x200 at max
* Tile size: 32x32
* Map border: you have to leave an empty border around the map of at least 30 tiles
* Walls/players proportions: a normal door for a player is 2 tiles in height
* Indoor/Outdoor proportions: it is not required that inside view of buildings has to fit the size in outside view
* Path reference: please use tmw folder structure to keep references to tilesets working
* Transparent color: tilesets use alpha so no need to set a transparent color
* Layers: each map uses 4 layers: ground, objects, over and collision (names are only suggested)
** Ground: used for everything below items and beings.
** Objects: this layer is drawn simultaneously with items and beings, where tiles above a being are drawn below the being and tiles below the being are drawn above. Hence this layer is suitable for adding static objects to a map like plants or statues.
** Over: usually used for walls or high objects. Each tile in this layer is always above items and beings.
** Collision: this is a special layer for which you have to use the collision tileset. Use the 'X' tile where you want a tile to be unwalkable. Be careful that even if a tile is not reachable, but it's walkable, the server can spawn monsters there, so you won't be able to reach them, or you can cause weird situations. For example fill a wall with 'X' tiles, not only the borders, or you could have monsters spawning inside the wall.
* TMW doesn't support layer data compression, so disable it in Tiled: Edit -> Preferences -> Saving -> Compress layer data should not be checked

In a good style of mapping, please always use the lowest layer as possible (this interests also perfomances).

== How to map ==

When you want to make maps for tmw but you don't know how to start, read the [[Mapping Tutorial]].

== Error and suggestions ==

If you encounter a map error, big or small, please add it to this list so that eventually a mapper can pick it up and include it the next time the map gets updated. Also feel free to add suggestions.

Grey errors have been fixed but the fixed map file has not been released yet.

==== The desert area below town (1-1) ====

(no bugs reported in the current version)

==== Tulimshar (3-1) ====

* The large empty area at 44,34 in new_3-1 is reserved for the city's "palace", but we need a tile artist to start drawing the necessary tiles for this.

==== The Underground Palace (5-1) ====

* (Palace Level 2) Stand on 45,31 - Tile incorrectly not covering the player
* (Lower cave) Monsters sometimes appear/walk on the lake near [85, 65]

==== The Eastern Desert (?) (7-1) ====

* Contains 2 cave entrances that lead to yet to determine caves.
* Exit to the south east determined?

==== Casino (8-1) ====

(no bugs reported in the current version)

==== Woodland (9-1) ====

One picture is worth a thousand words: [[Image:Woodland_bug.png|100px]]

==== Snow Field ====

(no bugs reported in the current version)

==== Fire Goblin Cave ====

(no bugs reported in the current version)

File:Woodland bug.png

2006-03-17T21:53:40Z

Thefox: Scrennshot showing incorrect monster placement in woodland in version 0.0.19.

Scrennshot showing incorrect monster placement in woodland in version 0.0.19.

Classic:Maps

2006-03-07T14:03:49Z

Thefox: /* Fire Goblin Cave */

== Guidelines ==

You can build a map for TMW using [http://tiled.rpgdx.net Tiled]

* Suggested map size: usually maps should be 200x200 at max
* Tile size: 32x32
* Map border: you have to leave an empty border around the map of at least 30 tiles
* Walls/players proportions: a normal door for a player is 2 tiles in height
* Indoor/Outdoor proportions: it is not required that inside view of buildings has to fit the size in outside view
* Path reference: please use tmw folder structure to keep references to tilesets working
* Transparent color: tilesets use alpha so no need to set a transparent color
* Layers: each map uses 4 layers: ground, objects, over and collision (names are only suggested)
** Ground: used for everything below items and beings.
** Objects: this layer is drawn simultaneously with items and beings, where tiles above a being are drawn below the being and tiles below the being are drawn above. Hence this layer is suitable for adding static objects to a map like plants or statues.
** Over: usually used for walls or high objects. Each tile in this layer is always above items and beings.
** Collision: this is a special layer for which you have to use the collision tileset. Use the 'X' tile where you want a tile to be unwalkable. Be careful that even if a tile is not reachable, but it's walkable, the server can spawn monsters there, so you won't be able to reach them, or you can cause weird situations. For example fill a wall with 'X' tiles, not only the borders, or you could have monsters spawning inside the wall.
* TMW doesn't support layer data compression, so disable it in Tiled: Edit -> Preferences -> Saving -> Compress layer data should not be checked

In a good style of mapping, please always use the lowest layer as possible (this interests also perfomances).

== How to map ==

When you want to make maps for tmw but you don't know how to start, read the [[Mapping Tutorial]].

== Error and suggestions ==

If you encounter a map error, big or small, please add it to this list so that eventually a mapper can pick it up and include it the next time the map gets updated. Also feel free to add suggestions.

==== The desert area below town (1-1) ====

* Some Walls have to be retested to the west against the left hill. The character has sometimes a strange behaviour while walking along that wall, and that doesn't seem to be linked with the map. Or am I wrong?
:This has most probably got something to do with that the edge of the world comes in sight, all sprites have this "strange behaviour". --[[User:Modanung|Modanung]]
::Yes, handling of map border case needs to be fixed. --[[User:BjÃ¸rn|BjÃ¸rn]] 14:58, 18 Jul 2005 (CEST)

==== Tulimshar (3-1) ====

* The large empty area at 44,34 in new_3-1 is reserved for the city's "palace", but we need a tile artist to start drawing the necessary tiles for this.

==== The Underground Palace (5-1) ====

<div style="color: gray;">
* The wall at 59,89 hides the Players head ;) Stand on 59,90
:I looked into the tmx file and it is marked unpassable, so it must be the drawing.
::I can't reproduce this error anymore, it has been probably fixed, so I marked it as solved [[User:Thefox|Thefox]] 17:41, 9 January 2006 (CET)
</div>
<div>
* (Palace Level 2) Stand on 45,31 - Tile incorrectly not covering the player
* (Lower cave) Monsters sometimes appear/walk on the lake near [85, 65]
</div>

==== The Eastern Desert (?) (7-1) ====

* Contains 2 cave entrances that lead to yet to determine caves.
* Exit to the south east determined?
<div style="color: gray;">
Not sure if these are errors, but here goes:
** {35,24},{36,24},{37,24},{35,25} - Why are these not walkable?
** {146,89} diagonal line to {156,98} - tiles on Fringe instead of Over</div>

==== Casino (?) (8-1) ====

* Bar table is lower layer, characters can walk on it

==== Woodland (9-1) ====

<div style="float: right; margin: 5px; padding: 5px; background-color: rgb(245,245,245); border: 1px solid rgb(230,230,230); color: rgb(100,100,100); text-align: center;">
[[Image:woodlandmapbug1.png|100px|That seems correct]]
[[Image:woodlandmapbug2.png|100px|After a step to the right]]
<div style="text-align: center; margin-top: 5px; font-size: 80%;">An illustration</div>
</div>
<div style="color: gray;">
* Some tiles are walkable although they shouldn't be. (Or it is a client layer specific thing) 87,75 - 90,75
* There is an error in the trunk of this tree: [[Image:woodlandmapbug3.jpg|100px]]
* Rock in "top level"(?) at coords [81,67].
* Top level object @ [74, 58]
* Player's name is partially invisible when standing @ [62, 89]
* Walkable cliffs @ [76, 80] and [81, 80]
* Walkable tree @ [74, 42] - [75, 43]
* Walkable tree edges (e.g. @ [46, 64])
* A flower was located @ [51, 104], behind a fence, where nobody can hit it. That area should perhaps be marked as unwalkable.
* Walkable cave entrance @ [58, 92], this might not be a problem, if the players enters the cave by walking into it. Now it looks bad.
* Are the squares [34, 72], [34, 73] and [33, 73] unwalkable intentionally?
* Player is not correctly covered while standing at [98, 77]
* Monsters can spawn at [89, 73]
</div>
All the greyed out bugs have been fixed. To obtain the fixed map file [http://svn.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.cgi/*checkout*/themanaworld/tmw/trunk/data/maps/new_9-1.tmx.gz download it from the SVN] or wait for the next update. --[[User:Crush|Crush]] 17:01, 6 March 2006 (CET)

==== Fire Goblin Cave ====

<div style="color: gray;">
* [[Image:Bug28dk.jpg|thumb]] The collision layer seems broken, causing players to spawn outside of the cave.</div>

::The cave will been completely redesigned in the upcomming release --[[User:Crush|Crush]] 02:27, 6 March 2006 (CET)

::::The cave is not only completely redesigned, but also somewhat broken: the monsters (and sometimes also the players) spawn inside the walls, when I manage to kill them, they drop items which can't be picked up (I can't walk to them). There are also 3 suspicious black squares inside the walls. --[[User:Thefox|Thefox]] 15:03, 7 March 2006 (CET)

Classic:Maps

2006-03-04T18:35:32Z

Thefox: /* Woodland (9-1) */ - some errors added

== Guidelines ==

You can build a map for TMW using [http://tiled.rpgdx.net Tiled]

* Suggested map size: usually maps should be 200x200 at max
* Tile size: 32x32
* Map border: you have to leave an empty border around the map of at least 30 tiles
* Walls/players proportions: a normal door for a player is 2 tiles in height
* Indoor/Outdoor proportions: it is not required that inside view of buildings has to fit the size in outside view
* Path reference: please use tmw folder structure to keep references to tilesets working
* Transparent color: tilesets use alpha so no need to set a transparent color
* Layers: each map uses 4 layers: ground, objects, over and collision (names are only suggested)
** Ground: used for everything below items and beings.
** Objects: this layer is drawn simultaneously with items and beings, where tiles above a being are drawn below the being and tiles below the being are drawn above. Hence this layer is suitable for adding static objects to a map like plants or statues.
** Over: usually used for walls or high objects. Each tile in this layer is always above items and beings.
** Collision: this is a special layer for which you have to use the collision tileset. Use the 'X' tile where you want a tile to be unwalkable. Be careful that even if a tile is not reachable, but it's walkable, the server can spawn monsters there, so you won't be able to reach them, or you can cause weird situations. For example fill a wall with 'X' tiles, not only the borders, or you could have monsters spawning inside the wall.
* TMW doesn't support layer data compression, so disable it in Tiled: Edit -> Preferences -> Saving -> Compress layer data should not be checked

In a good style of mapping, please always use the lowest layer as possible (this interests also perfomances).

== How to map ==

When you want to make maps for tmw but you don't know how to start, read the [[Mapping Tutorial]].

== Error and suggestions ==

If you encounter a map error, big or small, please add it to this list so that eventually a mapper can pick it up and include it the next time the map gets updated. Also feel free to add suggestions.

==== The desert area below town (1-1) ====

* Some Walls have to be retested to the west against the left hill. The character has sometimes a strange behaviour while walking along that wall, and that doesn't seem to be linked with the map. Or am I wrong?
:This has most probably got something to do with that the edge of the world comes in sight, all sprites have this "strange behaviour". --[[User:Modanung|Modanung]]
::Yes, handling of map border case needs to be fixed. --[[User:BjÃ¸rn|BjÃ¸rn]] 14:58, 18 Jul 2005 (CEST)

==== Tulimshar (3-1) ====

* The large empty area at 44,34 in new_3-1 is reserved for the city's "palace", but we need a tile artist to start drawing the necessary tiles for this.

==== The Underground Palace (5-1) ====

<div style="color: gray;">
* The wall at 59,89 hides the Players head ;) Stand on 59,90
:I looked into the tmx file and it is marked unpassable, so it must be the drawing.
::I can't reproduce this error anymore, it has been probably fixed, so I marked it as solved [[User:Thefox|Thefox]] 17:41, 9 January 2006 (CET)
</div>
<div>
* (Palace Level 2) Stand on 45,31 - Tile incorrectly not covering the player
* (Lower cave) Monsters sometimes appear/walk on the lake near [85, 65]
</div>

==== The Eastern Desert (?) (7-1) ====

* Contains 2 cave entrances that lead to yet to determine caves.
* Exit to the south east determined?
<div style="color: gray;">
Not sure if these are errors, but here goes:
** {35,24},{36,24},{37,24},{35,25} - Why are these not walkable?
** {146,89} diagonal line to {156,98} - tiles on Fringe instead of Over</div>

==== Casino (?) (8-1) ====

* Bar table is lower layer, characters can walk on it

==== Woodland (9-1) ====

<div style="float: right; margin: 5px; padding: 5px; background-color: rgb(245,245,245); border: 1px solid rgb(230,230,230); color: rgb(100,100,100); text-align: center;">
[[Image:woodlandmapbug1.png|100px|That seems correct]]
[[Image:woodlandmapbug2.png|100px|After a step to the right]]
<div style="text-align: center; margin-top: 5px; font-size: 80%;">An illustration</div>
</div>
<div style="color: gray;">
* Some tiles are walkable although they shouldn't be. (Or it is a client layer specific thing) 87,75 - 90,75
* There is an error in the trunk of this tree: [[Image:woodlandmapbug3.jpg|100px]]
* Rock in "top level"(?) at coords [81,67].
* Top level object @ [74, 58]
* Player's name is partially invisible when standing @ [62, 89]
* Walkable cliffs @ [76, 80] and [81, 80]
* Walkable tree @ [74, 42] - [75, 43]
* Walkable tree edges (e.g. @ [46, 64])
* A flower was located @ [51, 104], behind a fence, where nobody can hit it. That area should perhaps be marked as unwalkable.
* Walkable cave entrance @ [58, 92], this might not be a problem, if the players enters the cave by walking into it. Now it looks bad.
* Are the squares [34, 72], [34, 73] and [33, 73] unwalkable intentionally?
</div>
<div>
* Player is not correctly covered while standing at [98, 77]
* Monsters can spawn at [89, 73]
</div>
All the greyed out bugs have been fixed. To obtain the fixed map file [http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/themanaworld/tmw/data/maps/new_9-1.tmx.gz?rev=1.4&view=log download it from the CVS] or wait for the next update. --[[User:Crush|Crush]] 17:01, 10 January 2006 (CET)

==== Fire Goblin Cave ====

* [[Image:Bug28dk.jpg|thumb]] The collision layer seems broken, causing players to spawn outside of the cave.

Talk:Monster Reference

2006-01-22T22:52:13Z

Thefox: Changed the imageurls to internal wikiimages

=== Strength of Red Scorpion ===

Wasnt the RED scorpion supposed to be a miniboss? that HP seems kinda low for one :o
--[[User:Bear|Bear]]

Cool, I was thinking about bosses too.
I believe that Red Guy is like a boss. There are too many snakes and spiders, a DRAGON should be a good idea for a boss. But ONLY ONE DRAGON, please.
--[[User:BrightCiro|BrightCiro]] (Ciro Leonardo, the char)

=== Python program dbtowiki ===
This is a program to autogenerate a monster page in wikicode from eAthena configuration files.

dbtowiki without any arguments will use item_db.txt and mob_db.txt in the current directory to write a monster list in wikicode to stdout. To specify custom files, call: ''dbtowiki <mob_db> <item_db>''

<span style="color:red">Note: When changing all images to internal wiki images, I did so by hand and then modified the imageurls by hand, I just hope that I didn't manage to make an error there. Please remove this note when you re-generate the page (and/or fix the imageurls) and all imageurls are correct. Thanks. [[User:Thefox|Thefox]] 23:52, 22 January 2006 (CET)</span>

<pre>
#!/usr/bin/python
#Licensed under GNU General Public License
import sys, os;

imageurls = {
'Maggot': "[[Image:Maggot.png]]",
'Scorpion': "[[Image:Scorpion.png]]",
'RedScorpion': "[[Image:RedScorpion.png]]",
'GreenSlime': "[[Image:GreenSlime.png]]",
'GiantMaggot': "[[Image:GiantMaggot.png]]",
'Yellow_slime': "[[Image:YellowSlime.png]]",
'Red_slime': "[[Image:RedSlime.png]]",
'BlackScorpion': "[[Image:BlackScorpion.png]]",
'Snake' : "[[Image:Snake.png]]",
'Fire_Goblin': "[[Image:FireGoblin.png]]",
'Spider': "[[Image:Spider.png]]",
'RudolphSlime': "[[Image:Rudolphslime.png]]",
'SantaSlime': "[[Image:Santaslime.png]]",
'SleepFlower': "[[Image:Sleepflower.png]]",
'EvilMushroom': "[[Image:Evilmushroom.png]]",
'Bat': "[[Image:Bat.png]]"
}

class whatever: pass

log = []

def saveint(string):
a = 0
try:
a = int(string)
except:
a = 0
return a

def parsemonsters(file):
objects = []
for line in file:
s = line[0:line.find('//')].strip()
if s:
values = s.split(',')
if (len(values) != 54):
log.append("mob_db: Warning, monster-line with ID %s has %d values instead of 54" % (values[0], len(values)))
while (len(values) < 54):
values.append('')
while (len(values) > 54):
values.pop()
o = whatever()
o.id = saveint(values[0])
o.name = values[1]
o.jname = values[2]
o.lvl = saveint(values[3])
o.hp = saveint(values[4])
o.sp = saveint(values[5])
o.exp = saveint(values[6])
o.expj = saveint(values[7])
o.range1 = saveint(values[8])
o.atk1 = saveint(values[9])
o.atk2 = saveint(values[10])
o.defense = saveint(values[11])
o.mdefense = saveint(values[12])
o.strength = saveint(values[13])
o.agility = saveint(values[14])
o.vitality = saveint(values[15])
o.intelligence = saveint(values[16])
o.dexterity = saveint(values[17])
o.luck = saveint(values[18])
o.range2 = saveint(values[19])
o.range3 = saveint(values[20])
o.scale = saveint(values[21])
o.race = saveint(values[22])
o.element = saveint(values[23])
o.mode = saveint(values[24])
o.speed = saveint(values[25])
o.adelay = saveint(values[26])
o.amotion = saveint(values[27])
o.dmotion = saveint(values[28])
o.drop = []
for i in range(8):
o.drop.append(whatever())
o.drop[0].id = saveint(values[29])
o.drop[0].per = saveint(values[30])
o.drop[1].id = saveint(values[31])
o.drop[1].per = saveint(values[32])
o.drop[2].id = saveint(values[33])
o.drop[2].per = saveint(values[34])
o.drop[3].id = saveint(values[35])
o.drop[3].per = saveint(values[36])
o.drop[4].id = saveint(values[37])
o.drop[4].per = saveint(values[38])
o.drop[5].id = saveint(values[39])
o.drop[5].per = saveint(values[40])
o.drop[6].id = saveint(values[41])
o.drop[6].per = saveint(values[42])
o.drop[7].id = saveint(values[43])
o.drop[7].per = saveint(values[44])
o.item1 = saveint(values[45])
o.item2 = saveint(values[46])
o.mexp = saveint(values[47])
o.expper = saveint(values[48])
o.mvp = []
for i in range(3):
o.mvp.append(whatever())
o.mvp[0].id = saveint(values[49])
o.mvp[0].per = saveint(values[50])
o.mvp[1].id = saveint(values[50])
o.mvp[1].per = saveint(values[51])
o.mvp[2].id = saveint(values[52])
o.mvp[2].per = saveint(values[53])

objects.append(o)

return objects

def addimageurls(monsters):
global imageurls
for m in monsters:
if imageurls.has_key(m.name):
m.imgurl = imageurls[m.name]
else:
m.imgurl = ''

def adddropnames(monsters,dropnames):
for m in monsters:
for d in m.drop:
if dropnames.has_key(d.id):
d.name = dropnames[d.id]
else:
d.name = ''

def parseitemnames(file):
global log
dic = {}
for line in file:
s = line[0:line.find('//')].strip()
if s:
values = s.split(',')
if (len(values) < 3):
if len(values) > 0: log.append("mob_db: Warning, item-line with ID %s doesnt even have 3 values. Skipped." % (values[0], len(values)))
else:
id = int(values[0])
dic[id] = values[2];
return dic

def printlog():
global log
if len(log) > 0:
sys.stdout.write('\n---------------------------------------\n')
for line in log:
sys.stdout.write(line+'\n')

def getdropstring(monster):
i = 0
output = ""
monster.drop.sort(lambda x,y: y.per-x.per)
for d in monster.drop:
if d.name:
if (i != 0):
output += '<br>'
s = ""
if d.per >= 1000:
s = "%d" % (d.per/100)
elif d.per >= 100:
if (d.per % 100) != 0:
s = "%1.1f" % (d.per/100.0)
else:
s = "%d" % (d.per/100)
else:
if (d.per % 1000) != 0:
s = "%.2f" % (d.per/100.0)
else:
s = "%.1f" % (d.per/100.0)
output += ("%s %s%%" % (d.name.replace('_',' '), s))
i = i + 1
return output

def printmonsters(monsters):
sys.stdout.write('{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5" width="100%" align="center"\n')
sys.stdout.write('! style="background:#efdead;" | Image\n')
sys.stdout.write('! style="background:#efdead;" | Name\n')
sys.stdout.write('! style="background:#efdead;" | ID\n')
sys.stdout.write('! style="background:#efdead;" | HP\n')
sys.stdout.write('! style="background:#efdead;" | Attack\n')
sys.stdout.write('! style="background:#efdead;" | Exp. Points\n')
sys.stdout.write('! style="background:#efdead;" | Dropped Items\n')
for m in monsters:
sys.stdout.write('|-\n')
sys.stdout.write('| align="center" | %s\n' % m.imgurl)
sys.stdout.write('| %s\n' % m.jname.replace('_',' ') )
sys.stdout.write('| align="center" | %d\n' % m.id)
sys.stdout.write('| align="center" | %d\n' % m.hp)
if m.atk1 < m.atk2:
sys.stdout.write('| align="center" | %d-%d\n' % (m.atk1, m.atk2))
elif m.atk1 > m.atk2:
sys.stdout.write('| align="center" | %d-%d\n' % (m.atk2, m.atk1))
else:
sys.stdout.write('| align="center" | %d\n' % m.atk1)

sys.stdout.write('| align="center" | %d\n' % m.exp)
sys.stdout.write('| %s' % getdropstring(m))

sys.stdout.write('\n')
sys.stdout.write('|}')

#MAIN
try:
if (len(sys.argv) == 1):
mob_db = "mob_db.txt"
item_db = "item_db.txt"
elif (len(sys.argv) == 3):
mob_db = sys.argv[1]
item_db = sys.argv[2]
else:
mob_db = ''
item_db = ''
sys.stdout.write("Wrong number of arguments\n")

if (mob_db and item_db) :
if (not os.path.isfile(mob_db)):
sys.stdout.write("File does not exist: %s\n" % mob_db)
mob_db = ''
if (not os.path.isfile(item_db)):
sys.stdout.write("File does not exist: %s\n" % item_db)
item_db = ''

if not (mob_db and item_db):
sys.stdout.write("\nUSAGE:\n")
sys.stdout.write("dbtowiki without any arguments will use item_db.txt and mob_db.txt in the current directory.\n")
sys.stdout.write("to specify custom files, call: dbtowiki <mob_db> <item_db>\n")
exit(-1);
else:
log.append("Monster-list [mob_db] = %s" % mob_db)
log.append("Item-list [item_db] = %s" % item_db)
f = open(mob_db)
monsters = parsemonsters(f);
f = open(item_db)
itemnames = parseitemnames(f);

addimageurls(monsters)
adddropnames(monsters,itemnames)
monsters.sort(lambda x, y: x.hp*(x.atk1+x.atk2) - y.hp*(y.atk1+y.atk2) )

printmonsters(monsters)
sys.stdout.write("\n\n")

finally:
printlog()

</pre>

Monster Reference

2006-01-22T22:46:07Z

Thefox: Changed the images to internal wiki images

'''Re-created page on Mon Jan 09 2006'''

'''Warning:''' this reference might be out of date. The python program to autogenerate this page can be found on the discussion page.

Here you have a link to the most up to date monster database [http://cvs.themanaworld.org/viewcvs.py/themanaworld/server-data/db/mob_db.txt?view=markup mob_db.txt]

The monsters are sorted roughly by their fighting strength. That means hp*(atk1+atk2)

{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5" width="100%" align="center"
! style="background:#efdead;" | Image
! style="background:#efdead;" | Name
! style="background:#efdead;" | ID
! style="background:#efdead;" | HP
! style="background:#efdead;" | Attack
! style="background:#efdead;" | Exp. Points
! style="background:#efdead;" | Dropped Items
|-
| align="center" | [[Image:Maggot.png]]
| Maggot
| align="center" | 1002
| align="center" | 45
| align="center" | 7-10
| align="center" | 3
| Maggot Slime 8%<br>Bug leg 4%<br>Cactus Drink 1.5%<br>Roasted Maggot 1.5%<br>Dagger 0.70%<br>Sharp knife 0.01%
|-
| align="center" | [[Image:Bat.png]]
| Bat
| align="center" | 1017
| align="center" | 45
| align="center" | 7-10
| align="center" | 3
| Maggot Slime 8%<br>Bug leg 4%<br>Cactus Drink 1.5%<br>Roasted Maggot 1.5%<br>Dagger 0.70%<br>Sharp knife 0.01%
|-
| align="center" | [[Image:FireGoblin.png]]
| Fire Goblin
| align="center" | 1011
| align="center" | 50
| align="center" | 7-10
| align="center" | 3
| Maggot Slime 8%<br>Bug leg 8%<br>Cactus Drink 1.5%<br>Cactus Potion 1.5%<br>Dagger 0.70%<br>Sharp knife 0.01%
|-
| align="center" | [[Image:Scorpion.png]]
| Scorpion
| align="center" | 1003
| align="center" | 115
| align="center" | 7-17
| align="center" | 7
| Scorpion Stinger 7%<br>Bug leg 7%<br>Candy 1%<br>Chocolate Bar 0.50%
|-
| align="center" | [[Image:GreenSlime.png]]
| Green Slime
| align="center" | 1005
| align="center" | 250
| align="center" | 18-30
| align="center" | 20
| Apple 7.5%<br>Casino Coins 5%<br>Cactus Potion 2%<br>Sharp knife 1.9%<br>Cake 1%<br>Cactus Drink 1%<br>Dagger 1%<br>Coins Bag 0.10%
|-
| align="center" | [[Image:Rudolphslime.png]]
| RudolphSlime
| align="center" | 1016
| align="center" | 250
| align="center" | 18-30
| align="center" | 30
| Decor Candy Cane 8%<br>Purple present 8%<br>Candy 6%<br>Candy Cane 5%<br>Blue present 5%<br>Chocolate Bar 3%<br>Xmas Cake 2%
|-
| align="center" | [[Image:YellowSlime.png]]
| Yellow Slime
| align="center" | 1007
| align="center" | 400
| align="center" | 20-25
| align="center" | 20
| Cactus Drink 3.5%<br>Cactus Potion 2.5%<br>Orange Cupcake 2%<br>Cherry cake 1%<br>Sharp knife 0.10%
|-
| align="center" | [[Image:RedSlime.png]]
| Red Slime
| align="center" | 1008
| align="center" | 400
| align="center" | 30-50
| align="center" | 65
| Apple 7.5%<br>Knife 3%<br>Boots 2.5%<br>Dagger 2%<br>Miner Gloves 1.5%<br>Chocolate Bar 1.1%<br>Miner Hat 0.80%<br>Leather Shirt 0.40%
|-
| align="center" | [[Image:GiantMaggot.png]]
| Giant Maggot
| align="center" | 1006
| align="center" | 600
| align="center" | 22-40
| align="center" | 55
| Cactus Drink 50%<br>Cactus Potion 30%<br>Arrow 9%<br>Bug leg 7.5%<br>Cherry cake 1%<br>Casino Coins 0.11%<br>Coins Bag 0.10%
|-
| align="center" | [[Image:RedScorpion.png]]
| Red Scorpion
| align="center" | 1004
| align="center" | 800
| align="center" | 50-60
| align="center" | 155
| Red Scorpion Stinger 20%<br>Arrow 7.6%<br>Knife 5.4%<br>Bug leg 5%<br>Chocolate Bar 1%<br>Bow 0.10%<br>Fancy Hat 0.05%
|-
| align="center" | [[Image:BlackScorpion.png]]
| Black Scorpion
| align="center" | 1009
| align="center" | 1100
| align="center" | 80-90
| align="center" | 200
| Bug leg 8%<br>Leather Shirt 1.5%<br>Chocolate Bar 1%
|-
| align="center" | [[Image:Evilmushroom.png]]
| EvilMushroom
| align="center" | 1013
| align="center" | 2000
| align="center" | 100
| align="center" | 420
| Apple 5%<br>SmallMushroom 5%<br>Orange Cupcake 1%<br>Empty Bottle 0.05%
|-
| align="center" | [[Image:Sleepflower.png]]
| SleepFlower
| align="center" | 1014
| align="center" | 4000
| align="center" | 50
| align="center" | 260
| Petal 5%<br>Coins Bag 4%<br>Apple 1%<br>Arrow 1%<br>Empty Bottle 0.05%
|-
| align="center" | [[Image:Santaslime.png]]
| SantaSlime
| align="center" | 1015
| align="center" | 2500
| align="center" | 60-100
| align="center" | 100
| Ginger Bread Man 8%<br>Cake 7%<br>Candy Cane 6%<br>Cherry cake 5%<br>Green present 5%<br>Milk 4%
|-
| align="center" | [[Image:Spider.png]]
| Spider
| align="center" | 1012
| align="center" | 2000
| align="center" | 80-150
| align="center" | 230
| Treasure key 5%<br>Apple 1%
|-
| align="center" | [[Image:Snake.png]]
| Snake
| align="center" | 1010
| align="center" | 4000
| align="center" | 100-400
| align="center" | 400
| Fancy Hat 3%
|}

File:YellowSlime.png

2006-01-22T22:42:11Z

Thefox: A view of yellow slime

A view of yellow slime

File:Spider.png

2006-01-22T22:42:03Z

Thefox: A side-view of spider

A side-view of spider

File:Snake.png

2006-01-22T22:41:54Z

Thefox: A side-view of snake

A side-view of snake

File:Scorpion.png

2006-01-22T22:41:46Z

Thefox: A side-view of scorpion

A side-view of scorpion

File:RedSlime.png

2006-01-22T22:41:35Z

Thefox: A view of red slime

A view of red slime

File:RedScorpion.png

2006-01-22T22:41:24Z

Thefox: A side-view of red scorpion

A side-view of red scorpion

File:Maggot.png

2006-01-22T22:41:14Z

Thefox: A side view of maggot

A side view of maggot

File:GreenSlime.png

2006-01-22T22:41:02Z

Thefox: A view of green slime

A view of green slime

File:GiantMaggot.png

2006-01-22T22:40:34Z

Thefox: A side-view of giant maggot

A side-view of giant maggot

File:FireGoblin.png

2006-01-22T22:39:11Z

Thefox: A side-view of fire goblin

A side-view of fire goblin

File:BlackScorpion.png

2006-01-22T22:38:35Z

Thefox: A side-view of the black scorpion.

A side-view of the black scorpion.

Archive:Making a new release

2006-01-22T21:20:44Z

Thefox: /* Notifying the package maintainers and websites */ (corrected http://games.linux.sk)

=== Making a clean tarball ===

Authors and packagers should work on making a clean tarball,
which has no CVS folders, no Makefiles, no .deps folders, etc...
That kind of clean is needed when uploading sources such as for debian,
and can be obtained thanks to make distcheck, with automake.

=== Notifying the package maintainers and websites ===

Normally first the source and Windows releases are made. After verifying everything works with several people for at least a day, CVS will be tagged with the new release in a format similar to TMW_0_0_18. At that point the release is official and the package maintainers should get started on producing their package.

The following people are responsible for updating their packages:

* '''Debian/Ubuntu''' - [[User:Bertram|Bertram]]
* '''Slackware''' - [[User:Platyna|Platyna]]
* '''MacOS X''' - [[User:Nayr|Nayr]]
* '''Arch Linux''' - [[User:BjÃ¸rn|BjÃ¸rn Lindeijer]]

The following people are responsible for updating the respective websites:

* http://freshmeat.net/ - [[User:BjÃ¸rn|BjÃ¸rn Lindeijer]]
* http://games.linux.sk/ - [[User:BjÃ¸rn|BjÃ¸rn Lindeijer]]
* http://rpgdx.net/ - [[User:BjÃ¸rn|BjÃ¸rn Lindeijer]]
* http://happypenguin.org/ - ?
* [http://packages.gentoo.org/packages/?category=games-rpg;name=tmw http://packages.gentoo.org/...] - [[mailto:games@gentoo.org Games herd]]

Classic:Maps

2006-01-09T19:17:53Z

Thefox: Added a question about woodland

== Guidelines ==

You can build a map for TMW using [http://tiled.rpgdx.net Tiled]

* Suggested map size: usually maps should be 200x200 at max
* Tile size: 32x32
* Map border: you have to leave an empty border around the map of at least 30 tiles
* Walls/players proportions: a normal door for a player is 2 tiles in height
* Indoor/Outdoor proportions: it is not required that inside view of buildings has to fit the size in outside view
* Path reference: please use tmw folder structure to keep references to tilesets working
* Transparent color: tilesets use alpha so no need to set a transparent color
* Layers: each map uses 4 layers: ground, objects, over and collision (names are only suggested)
** Ground: used for everything below items and beings.
** Objects: this layer is drawn simultaneously with items and beings, where tiles above a being are drawn below the being and tiles below the being are drawn above. Hence this layer is suitable for adding static objects to a map like plants or statues.
** Over: usually used for walls or high objects. Each tile in this layer is always above items and beings.
** Collision: this is a special layer for which you have to use the collision tileset. Use the 'X' tile where you want a tile to be unwalkable. Be careful that even if a tile is not reachable, but it's walkable, the server can spawn monsters there, so you won't be able to reach them, or you can cause weird situations. For example fill a wall with 'X' tiles, not only the borders, or you could have monsters spawning inside the wall.
* TMW doesn't support layer data compression, so disable it in Tiled: Edit -> Preferences -> Saving -> Compress layer data should not be checked

In a good style of mapping, please always use the lowest layer as possible (this interests also perfomances).

== Error and suggestions ==

If you encounter a map error, big or small, please add it to this list so that eventually a mapper can pick it up and include it the next time the map gets updated. Also feel free to add suggestions.

==== The desert area below town (1-1) ====

* Some Walls have to be retested to the west against the left hill. The character has sometimes a strange behaviour while walking along that wall, and that doesn't seem to be linked with the map. Or am I wrong?
:This has most probably got something to do with that the edge of the world comes in sight, all sprites have this "strange behaviour". --[[User:Modanung|Modanung]]
::Yes, handling of map border case needs to be fixed. --[[User:BjÃ¸rn|BjÃ¸rn]] 14:58, 18 Jul 2005 (CEST)

==== Tulimshar (3-1) ====

* The large empty area at 44,34 in new_3-1 is reserved for the city's "palace", but we need a tile artist to start drawing the necessary tiles for this.

==== The Underground Palace (5-1) ====

<div style="color: gray;">* The wall at 59,89 hides the Players head ;) Stand on 59,90
:I looked into the tmx file and it is marked unpassable, so it must be the drawing.
::I can't reproduce this error anymore, it has been probably fixed, so I marked it as solved [[User:Thefox|Thefox]] 17:41, 9 January 2006 (CET)
</div>
<div>
* (Palace Level 2) Stand on 45,31 - Tile incorrectly not covering the player
* (Lower cave) Monsters sometimes appear/walk on the lake near [85, 65]
</div>

==== The Eastern Desert (?) (7-1) ====

* Contains 2 cave entrances that lead to yet to determine caves.
* Exit to the south east determined?

''No known errors.''

==== Casino (?) (8-1) ====

* Bar table is lower layer, characters can walk on it

==== Woodland (?) (9-1) ====

<div style="float: right; margin: 5px; padding: 5px; background-color: rgb(245,245,245); border: 1px solid rgb(230,230,230); color: rgb(100,100,100); text-align: center;">
[[Image:woodlandmapbug1.png|100px|That seems correct]]
[[Image:woodlandmapbug2.png|100px|After a step to the right]]
<div style="text-align: center; margin-top: 5px; font-size: 80%;">An illustration</div>
</div>
<div style="color: gray;">
* Some tiles are walkable although they shouldn't be. (Or it is a client layer specific thing) 87,75 - 90,75
* There is an error in the trunk of this tree: [[Image:woodlandmapbug3.jpg|100px]]
* Rock in "top level"(?) at coords [81,67].
* Top level object @ [74, 58]
* Player's name is partially invisible when standing @ [62, 89]
* Walkable cliffs @ [76, 80] and [81, 80]
* Walkable tree @ [74, 42] - [75, 43]
* Walkable tree edges (e.g. @ [46, 64])
</div>
<div>
* A flower was located @ [51, 104], behind a fence, where nobody can hit it. That area should perhaps be marked as unwalkable.
* Walkable cave entrance @ [58, 92], this might not be a problem, if the players enters the cave by walking into it. Now it looks bad.
* Are the squares [34, 72], [34, 73] and [33, 73] unwalkable intentionally?
</div>

Thank you for the detailed bug description. I fixed all these bugs and mailed the new version to the developer mailing list. You can expect it in the next release or as a hotfix. --[[User:Crush|Crush]] 07:45, 7 January 2006 (CET)

Classic:Maps

2006-01-09T16:41:06Z

Thefox: Marked an issue as solved

== Guidelines ==

You can build a map for TMW using [http://tiled.rpgdx.net Tiled]

* Suggested map size: usually maps should be 200x200 at max
* Tile size: 32x32
* Map border: you have to leave an empty border around the map of at least 30 tiles
* Walls/players proportions: a normal door for a player is 2 tiles in height
* Indoor/Outdoor proportions: it is not required that inside view of buildings has to fit the size in outside view
* Path reference: please use tmw folder structure to keep references to tilesets working
* Transparent color: tilesets use alpha so no need to set a transparent color
* Layers: each map uses 4 layers: ground, objects, over and collision (names are only suggested)
** Ground: used for everything below items and beings.
** Objects: this layer is drawn simultaneously with items and beings, where tiles above a being are drawn below the being and tiles below the being are drawn above. Hence this layer is suitable for adding static objects to a map like plants or statues.
** Over: usually used for walls or high objects. Each tile in this layer is always above items and beings.
** Collision: this is a special layer for which you have to use the collision tileset. Use the 'X' tile where you want a tile to be unwalkable. Be careful that even if a tile is not reachable, but it's walkable, the server can spawn monsters there, so you won't be able to reach them, or you can cause weird situations. For example fill a wall with 'X' tiles, not only the borders, or you could have monsters spawning inside the wall.
* TMW doesn't support layer data compression, so disable it in Tiled: Edit -> Preferences -> Saving -> Compress layer data should not be checked

In a good style of mapping, please always use the lowest layer as possible (this interests also perfomances).

== Error and suggestions ==

If you encounter a map error, big or small, please add it to this list so that eventually a mapper can pick it up and include it the next time the map gets updated. Also feel free to add suggestions.

==== The desert area below town (1-1) ====

* Some Walls have to be retested to the west against the left hill. The character has sometimes a strange behaviour while walking along that wall, and that doesn't seem to be linked with the map. Or am I wrong?
:This has most probably got something to do with that the edge of the world comes in sight, all sprites have this "strange behaviour". --[[User:Modanung|Modanung]]
::Yes, handling of map border case needs to be fixed. --[[User:BjÃ¸rn|BjÃ¸rn]] 14:58, 18 Jul 2005 (CEST)

==== Tulimshar (3-1) ====

* The large empty area at 44,34 in new_3-1 is reserved for the city's "palace", but we need a tile artist to start drawing the necessary tiles for this.

==== The Underground Palace (5-1) ====

<div style="color: gray;">* The wall at 59,89 hides the Players head ;) Stand on 59,90
:I looked into the tmx file and it is marked unpassable, so it must be the drawing.
::I can't reproduce this error anymore, it has been probably fixed, so I marked it as solved [[User:Thefox|Thefox]] 17:41, 9 January 2006 (CET)
</div>
<div>
* (Palace Level 2) Stand on 45,31 - Tile incorrectly not covering the player
* (Lower cave) Monsters sometimes appear/walk on the lake near [85, 65]
</div>

==== The Eastern Desert (?) (7-1) ====

* Contains 2 cave entrances that lead to yet to determine caves.
* Exit to the south east determined?

''No known errors.''

==== Casino (?) (8-1) ====

* Bar table is lower layer, characters can walk on it

==== Woodland (?) (9-1) ====

<div style="float: right; margin: 5px; padding: 5px; background-color: rgb(245,245,245); border: 1px solid rgb(230,230,230); color: rgb(100,100,100); text-align: center;">
[[Image:woodlandmapbug1.png|100px|That seems correct]]
[[Image:woodlandmapbug2.png|100px|After a step to the right]]
<div style="text-align: center; margin-top: 5px; font-size: 80%;">An illustration</div>
</div>
<div style="color: gray;">
* Some tiles are walkable although they shouldn't be. (Or it is a client layer specific thing) 87,75 - 90,75
* There is an error in the trunk of this tree: [[Image:woodlandmapbug3.jpg|100px]]
* Rock in "top level"(?) at coords [81,67].
* Top level object @ [74, 58]
* Player's name is partially invisible when standing @ [62, 89]
* Walkable cliffs @ [76, 80] and [81, 80]
* Walkable tree @ [74, 42] - [75, 43]
* Walkable tree edges (e.g. @ [46, 64])
</div>
<div>
* A flower was located @ [51, 104], behind a fence, where nobody can hit it. That area should perhaps be marked as unwalkable.
* Walkable cave entrance @ [58, 92], this might not be a problem, if the players enters the cave by walking into it. Now it looks bad.
</div>

Thank you for the detailed bug description. I fixed all these bugs and mailed the new version to the developer mailing list. You can expect it in the next release or as a hotfix. --[[User:Crush|Crush]] 07:45, 7 January 2006 (CET)

Classic:Maps

2006-01-09T16:37:04Z

Thefox: Added a notice

== Guidelines ==

You can build a map for TMW using [http://tiled.rpgdx.net Tiled]

* Suggested map size: usually maps should be 200x200 at max
* Tile size: 32x32
* Map border: you have to leave an empty border around the map of at least 30 tiles
* Walls/players proportions: a normal door for a player is 2 tiles in height
* Indoor/Outdoor proportions: it is not required that inside view of buildings has to fit the size in outside view
* Path reference: please use tmw folder structure to keep references to tilesets working
* Transparent color: tilesets use alpha so no need to set a transparent color
* Layers: each map uses 4 layers: ground, objects, over and collision (names are only suggested)
** Ground: used for everything below items and beings.
** Objects: this layer is drawn simultaneously with items and beings, where tiles above a being are drawn below the being and tiles below the being are drawn above. Hence this layer is suitable for adding static objects to a map like plants or statues.
** Over: usually used for walls or high objects. Each tile in this layer is always above items and beings.
** Collision: this is a special layer for which you have to use the collision tileset. Use the 'X' tile where you want a tile to be unwalkable. Be careful that even if a tile is not reachable, but it's walkable, the server can spawn monsters there, so you won't be able to reach them, or you can cause weird situations. For example fill a wall with 'X' tiles, not only the borders, or you could have monsters spawning inside the wall.
* TMW doesn't support layer data compression, so disable it in Tiled: Edit -> Preferences -> Saving -> Compress layer data should not be checked

In a good style of mapping, please always use the lowest layer as possible (this interests also perfomances).

== Error and suggestions ==

If you encounter a map error, big or small, please add it to this list so that eventually a mapper can pick it up and include it the next time the map gets updated. Also feel free to add suggestions.

==== The desert area below town (1-1) ====

* Some Walls have to be retested to the west against the left hill. The character has sometimes a strange behaviour while walking along that wall, and that doesn't seem to be linked with the map. Or am I wrong?
:This has most probably got something to do with that the edge of the world comes in sight, all sprites have this "strange behaviour". --[[User:Modanung|Modanung]]
::Yes, handling of map border case needs to be fixed. --[[User:BjÃ¸rn|BjÃ¸rn]] 14:58, 18 Jul 2005 (CEST)

==== Tulimshar (3-1) ====

* The large empty area at 44,34 in new_3-1 is reserved for the city's "palace", but we need a tile artist to start drawing the necessary tiles for this.

==== The Underground Palace (5-1) ====

* The wall at 59,89 hides the Players head ;) Stand on 59,90
:I looked into the tmx file and it is marked unpassable, so it must be the drawing.
* (Palace Level 2) Stand on 45,31 - Tile incorrectly not covering the player
* (Lower cave) Monsters sometimes appear/walk on the lake near [85, 65]

==== The Eastern Desert (?) (7-1) ====

* Contains 2 cave entrances that lead to yet to determine caves.
* Exit to the south east determined?

''No known errors.''

==== Casino (?) (8-1) ====

* Bar table is lower layer, characters can walk on it

==== Woodland (?) (9-1) ====

<div style="float: right; margin: 5px; padding: 5px; background-color: rgb(245,245,245); border: 1px solid rgb(230,230,230); color: rgb(100,100,100); text-align: center;">
[[Image:woodlandmapbug1.png|100px|That seems correct]]
[[Image:woodlandmapbug2.png|100px|After a step to the right]]
<div style="text-align: center; margin-top: 5px; font-size: 80%;">An illustration</div>
</div>
<div style="color: gray;">
* Some tiles are walkable although they shouldn't be. (Or it is a client layer specific thing) 87,75 - 90,75
* There is an error in the trunk of this tree: [[Image:woodlandmapbug3.jpg|100px]]
* Rock in "top level"(?) at coords [81,67].
* Top level object @ [74, 58]
* Player's name is partially invisible when standing @ [62, 89]
* Walkable cliffs @ [76, 80] and [81, 80]
* Walkable tree @ [74, 42] - [75, 43]
* Walkable tree edges (e.g. @ [46, 64])
</div>
<div>
* A flower was located @ [51, 104], behind a fence, where nobody can hit it. That area should perhaps be marked as unwalkable.
* Walkable cave entrance @ [58, 92], this might not be a problem, if the players enters the cave by walking into it. Now it looks bad.
</div>

Thank you for the detailed bug description. I fixed all these bugs and mailed the new version to the developer mailing list. You can expect it in the next release or as a hotfix. --[[User:Crush|Crush]] 07:45, 7 January 2006 (CET)

Classic:Maps

2006-01-09T16:34:25Z

Thefox: Added two new notices

== Guidelines ==

You can build a map for TMW using [http://tiled.rpgdx.net Tiled]

* Suggested map size: usually maps should be 200x200 at max
* Tile size: 32x32
* Map border: you have to leave an empty border around the map of at least 30 tiles
* Walls/players proportions: a normal door for a player is 2 tiles in height
* Indoor/Outdoor proportions: it is not required that inside view of buildings has to fit the size in outside view
* Path reference: please use tmw folder structure to keep references to tilesets working
* Transparent color: tilesets use alpha so no need to set a transparent color
* Layers: each map uses 4 layers: ground, objects, over and collision (names are only suggested)
** Ground: used for everything below items and beings.
** Objects: this layer is drawn simultaneously with items and beings, where tiles above a being are drawn below the being and tiles below the being are drawn above. Hence this layer is suitable for adding static objects to a map like plants or statues.
** Over: usually used for walls or high objects. Each tile in this layer is always above items and beings.
** Collision: this is a special layer for which you have to use the collision tileset. Use the 'X' tile where you want a tile to be unwalkable. Be careful that even if a tile is not reachable, but it's walkable, the server can spawn monsters there, so you won't be able to reach them, or you can cause weird situations. For example fill a wall with 'X' tiles, not only the borders, or you could have monsters spawning inside the wall.
* TMW doesn't support layer data compression, so disable it in Tiled: Edit -> Preferences -> Saving -> Compress layer data should not be checked

In a good style of mapping, please always use the lowest layer as possible (this interests also perfomances).

== Error and suggestions ==

If you encounter a map error, big or small, please add it to this list so that eventually a mapper can pick it up and include it the next time the map gets updated. Also feel free to add suggestions.

==== The desert area below town (1-1) ====

* Some Walls have to be retested to the west against the left hill. The character has sometimes a strange behaviour while walking along that wall, and that doesn't seem to be linked with the map. Or am I wrong?
:This has most probably got something to do with that the edge of the world comes in sight, all sprites have this "strange behaviour". --[[User:Modanung|Modanung]]
::Yes, handling of map border case needs to be fixed. --[[User:BjÃ¸rn|BjÃ¸rn]] 14:58, 18 Jul 2005 (CEST)

==== Tulimshar (3-1) ====

* The large empty area at 44,34 in new_3-1 is reserved for the city's "palace", but we need a tile artist to start drawing the necessary tiles for this.

==== The Underground Palace (5-1) ====

* The wall at 59,89 hides the Players head ;) Stand on 59,90
:I looked into the tmx file and it is marked unpassable, so it must be the drawing.

* (Palace Level 2) Stand on 45,31 - Tile incorrectly not covering the player

==== The Eastern Desert (?) (7-1) ====

* Contains 2 cave entrances that lead to yet to determine caves.
* Exit to the south east determined?

''No known errors.''

==== Casino (?) (8-1) ====

* Bar table is lower layer, characters can walk on it

==== Woodland (?) (9-1) ====

<div style="float: right; margin: 5px; padding: 5px; background-color: rgb(245,245,245); border: 1px solid rgb(230,230,230); color: rgb(100,100,100); text-align: center;">
[[Image:woodlandmapbug1.png|100px|That seems correct]]
[[Image:woodlandmapbug2.png|100px|After a step to the right]]
<div style="text-align: center; margin-top: 5px; font-size: 80%;">An illustration</div>
</div>
<div style="color: gray;">
* Some tiles are walkable although they shouldn't be. (Or it is a client layer specific thing) 87,75 - 90,75
* There is an error in the trunk of this tree: [[Image:woodlandmapbug3.jpg|100px]]
* Rock in "top level"(?) at coords [81,67].
* Top level object @ [74, 58]
* Player's name is partially invisible when standing @ [62, 89]
* Walkable cliffs @ [76, 80] and [81, 80]
* Walkable tree @ [74, 42] - [75, 43]
* Walkable tree edges (e.g. @ [46, 64])
</div>
<div>
* A flower was located @ [51, 104], behind a fence, where nobody can hit it. That area should perhaps be marked as unwalkable.
* Walkable cave entrance @ [58, 92], this might not be a problem, if the players enters the cave by walking into it. Now it looks bad.
</div>

Thank you for the detailed bug description. I fixed all these bugs and mailed the new version to the developer mailing list. You can expect it in the next release or as a hotfix. --[[User:Crush|Crush]] 07:45, 7 January 2006 (CET)

Talk:Monster Reference

2006-01-09T13:12:41Z

Thefox: Added images of the new monsters (as wikilinks)

=== Strength of Red Scorpion ===

Wasnt the RED scorpion supposed to be a miniboss? that HP seems kinda low for one :o
--[[User:Bear|Bear]]

Cool, I was thinking about bosses too.
I believe that Red Guy is like a boss. There are too many snakes and spiders, a DRAGON should be a good idea for a boss. But ONLY ONE DRAGON, please.
--[[User:BrightCiro|BrightCiro]] (Ciro Leonardo, the char)

=== Python program dbtowiki ===
This is a program to autogenerate a monster page in wikicode from eAthena configuration files.

dbtowiki without any arguments will use item_db.txt and mob_db.txt in the current directory to write a monster list in wikicode to stdout. To specify custom files, call: ''dbtowiki <mob_db> <item_db>''

<pre>
#!/usr/bin/python
#Licensed under GNU General Public License
import sys, os;

imageurls = {
'Maggot': "http://img74.echo.cx/img74/4223/maggot2qf.gif",
'Scorpion': "http://img72.echo.cx/img72/3383/scorpion3wa.gif",
'RedScorpion': "http://img72.echo.cx/img72/8718/redscorpion8yz.gif",
'GreenSlime': "http://img275.echo.cx/img275/4739/greenslime8up.gif",
'GiantMaggot': "http://img264.echo.cx/img264/7048/giantmaggot6bi.gif",
'Yellow_slime': "http://img221.echo.cx/img221/5411/yellowslime6pa.gif",
'Red_slime': "http://img221.echo.cx/img221/8781/redslime1hj.gif",
'BlackScorpion': "http://img275.echo.cx/img275/7117/blackscorpion0lm.gif",
'Snake' : "http://img219.echo.cx/img219/4030/monster82xf.gif",
'Fire_Goblin': "http://img221.echo.cx/img221/5295/monster91hy.gif",
'Spider': "http://img305.imageshack.us/img305/8467/spider4xg.gif",
'RudolphSlime': "[[Image:Rudolphslime.png]]",
'SantaSlime': "[[Image:Santaslime.png]]",
'SleepFlower': "[[Image:Sleepflower.png]]",
'EvilMushroom': "[[Image:Evilmushroom.png]]",
'Bat': "[[Image:Bat.png]]"
}

class whatever: pass

log = []

def saveint(string):
a = 0
try:
a = int(string)
except:
a = 0
return a

def parsemonsters(file):
objects = []
for line in file:
s = line[0:line.find('//')].strip()
if s:
values = s.split(',')
if (len(values) != 54):
log.append("mob_db: Warning, monster-line with ID %s has %d values instead of 54" % (values[0], len(values)))
while (len(values) < 54):
values.append('')
while (len(values) > 54):
values.pop()
o = whatever()
o.id = saveint(values[0])
o.name = values[1]
o.jname = values[2]
o.lvl = saveint(values[3])
o.hp = saveint(values[4])
o.sp = saveint(values[5])
o.exp = saveint(values[6])
o.expj = saveint(values[7])
o.range1 = saveint(values[8])
o.atk1 = saveint(values[9])
o.atk2 = saveint(values[10])
o.defense = saveint(values[11])
o.mdefense = saveint(values[12])
o.strength = saveint(values[13])
o.agility = saveint(values[14])
o.vitality = saveint(values[15])
o.intelligence = saveint(values[16])
o.dexterity = saveint(values[17])
o.luck = saveint(values[18])
o.range2 = saveint(values[19])
o.range3 = saveint(values[20])
o.scale = saveint(values[21])
o.race = saveint(values[22])
o.element = saveint(values[23])
o.mode = saveint(values[24])
o.speed = saveint(values[25])
o.adelay = saveint(values[26])
o.amotion = saveint(values[27])
o.dmotion = saveint(values[28])
o.drop = []
for i in range(8):
o.drop.append(whatever())
o.drop[0].id = saveint(values[29])
o.drop[0].per = saveint(values[30])
o.drop[1].id = saveint(values[31])
o.drop[1].per = saveint(values[32])
o.drop[2].id = saveint(values[33])
o.drop[2].per = saveint(values[34])
o.drop[3].id = saveint(values[35])
o.drop[3].per = saveint(values[36])
o.drop[4].id = saveint(values[37])
o.drop[4].per = saveint(values[38])
o.drop[5].id = saveint(values[39])
o.drop[5].per = saveint(values[40])
o.drop[6].id = saveint(values[41])
o.drop[6].per = saveint(values[42])
o.drop[7].id = saveint(values[43])
o.drop[7].per = saveint(values[44])
o.item1 = saveint(values[45])
o.item2 = saveint(values[46])
o.mexp = saveint(values[47])
o.expper = saveint(values[48])
o.mvp = []
for i in range(3):
o.mvp.append(whatever())
o.mvp[0].id = saveint(values[49])
o.mvp[0].per = saveint(values[50])
o.mvp[1].id = saveint(values[50])
o.mvp[1].per = saveint(values[51])
o.mvp[2].id = saveint(values[52])
o.mvp[2].per = saveint(values[53])

objects.append(o)

return objects

def addimageurls(monsters):
global imageurls
for m in monsters:
if imageurls.has_key(m.name):
m.imgurl = imageurls[m.name]
else:
m.imgurl = ''

def adddropnames(monsters,dropnames):
for m in monsters:
for d in m.drop:
if dropnames.has_key(d.id):
d.name = dropnames[d.id]
else:
d.name = ''

def parseitemnames(file):
global log
dic = {}
for line in file:
s = line[0:line.find('//')].strip()
if s:
values = s.split(',')
if (len(values) < 3):
if len(values) > 0: log.append("mob_db: Warning, item-line with ID %s doesnt even have 3 values. Skipped." % (values[0], len(values)))
else:
id = int(values[0])
dic[id] = values[2];
return dic

def printlog():
global log
if len(log) > 0:
sys.stdout.write('\n---------------------------------------\n')
for line in log:
sys.stdout.write(line+'\n')

def getdropstring(monster):
i = 0
output = ""
monster.drop.sort(lambda x,y: y.per-x.per)
for d in monster.drop:
if d.name:
if (i != 0):
output += '<br>'
s = ""
if d.per >= 1000:
s = "%d" % (d.per/100)
elif d.per >= 100:
if (d.per % 100) != 0:
s = "%1.1f" % (d.per/100.0)
else:
s = "%d" % (d.per/100)
else:
if (d.per % 1000) != 0:
s = "%.2f" % (d.per/100.0)
else:
s = "%.1f" % (d.per/100.0)
output += ("%s %s%%" % (d.name.replace('_',' '), s))
i = i + 1
return output

def printmonsters(monsters):
sys.stdout.write('{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5" width="100%" align="center"\n')
sys.stdout.write('! style="background:#efdead;" | Image\n')
sys.stdout.write('! style="background:#efdead;" | Name\n')
sys.stdout.write('! style="background:#efdead;" | ID\n')
sys.stdout.write('! style="background:#efdead;" | HP\n')
sys.stdout.write('! style="background:#efdead;" | Attack\n')
sys.stdout.write('! style="background:#efdead;" | Exp. Points\n')
sys.stdout.write('! style="background:#efdead;" | Dropped Items\n')
for m in monsters:
sys.stdout.write('|-\n')
sys.stdout.write('| align="center" | %s\n' % m.imgurl)
sys.stdout.write('| %s\n' % m.jname.replace('_',' ') )
sys.stdout.write('| align="center" | %d\n' % m.id)
sys.stdout.write('| align="center" | %d\n' % m.hp)
if m.atk1 < m.atk2:
sys.stdout.write('| align="center" | %d-%d\n' % (m.atk1, m.atk2))
elif m.atk1 > m.atk2:
sys.stdout.write('| align="center" | %d-%d\n' % (m.atk2, m.atk1))
else:
sys.stdout.write('| align="center" | %d\n' % m.atk1)

sys.stdout.write('| align="center" | %d\n' % m.exp)
sys.stdout.write('| %s' % getdropstring(m))

sys.stdout.write('\n')
sys.stdout.write('|}')

#MAIN
try:
if (len(sys.argv) == 1):
mob_db = "mob_db.txt"
item_db = "item_db.txt"
elif (len(sys.argv) == 3):
mob_db = sys.argv[1]
item_db = sys.argv[2]
else:
mob_db = ''
item_db = ''
sys.stdout.write("Wrong number of arguments\n")

if (mob_db and item_db) :
if (not os.path.isfile(mob_db)):
sys.stdout.write("File does not exist: %s\n" % mob_db)
mob_db = ''
if (not os.path.isfile(item_db)):
sys.stdout.write("File does not exist: %s\n" % item_db)
item_db = ''

if not (mob_db and item_db):
sys.stdout.write("\nUSAGE:\n")
sys.stdout.write("dbtowiki without any arguments will use item_db.txt and mob_db.txt in the current directory.\n")
sys.stdout.write("to specify custom files, call: dbtowiki <mob_db> <item_db>\n")
exit(-1);
else:
log.append("Monster-list [mob_db] = %s" % mob_db)
log.append("Item-list [item_db] = %s" % item_db)
f = open(mob_db)
monsters = parsemonsters(f);
f = open(item_db)
itemnames = parseitemnames(f);

addimageurls(monsters)
adddropnames(monsters,itemnames)
monsters.sort(lambda x, y: x.hp*(x.atk1+x.atk2) - y.hp*(y.atk1+y.atk2) )

printmonsters(monsters)
sys.stdout.write("\n\n")

finally:
printlog()

</pre>

Monster Reference

2006-01-09T13:10:55Z

Thefox: Updated to reflect actual stats/droprates (now using wikilinks for available images)

'''Re-created page on Mon Jan 09 2006'''

'''Warning:''' this reference might be out of date. The python program to autogenerate this page can be found on the discussion page.

Here you have a link to the most up to date monster database [http://cvs.themanaworld.org/viewcvs.py/themanaworld/server-data/db/mob_db.txt?view=markup mob_db.txt]

The monsters are sorted roughly by their fighting strength. That means hp*(atk1+atk2)

{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5" width="100%" align="center"
! style="background:#efdead;" | Image
! style="background:#efdead;" | Name
! style="background:#efdead;" | ID
! style="background:#efdead;" | HP
! style="background:#efdead;" | Attack
! style="background:#efdead;" | Exp. Points
! style="background:#efdead;" | Dropped Items
|-
| align="center" | http://img74.echo.cx/img74/4223/maggot2qf.gif
| Maggot
| align="center" | 1002
| align="center" | 45
| align="center" | 7-10
| align="center" | 3
| Maggot Slime 8%<br>Bug leg 4%<br>Cactus Drink 1.5%<br>Roasted Maggot 1.5%<br>Dagger 0.70%<br>Sharp knife 0.01%
|-
| align="center" | [[Image:Bat.png]]
| Bat
| align="center" | 1017
| align="center" | 45
| align="center" | 7-10
| align="center" | 3
| Maggot Slime 8%<br>Bug leg 4%<br>Cactus Drink 1.5%<br>Roasted Maggot 1.5%<br>Dagger 0.70%<br>Sharp knife 0.01%
|-
| align="center" | http://img221.echo.cx/img221/5295/monster91hy.gif
| Fire Goblin
| align="center" | 1011
| align="center" | 50
| align="center" | 7-10
| align="center" | 3
| Maggot Slime 8%<br>Bug leg 8%<br>Cactus Drink 1.5%<br>Cactus Potion 1.5%<br>Dagger 0.70%<br>Sharp knife 0.01%
|-
| align="center" | http://img72.echo.cx/img72/3383/scorpion3wa.gif
| Scorpion
| align="center" | 1003
| align="center" | 115
| align="center" | 7-17
| align="center" | 7
| Scorpion Stinger 7%<br>Bug leg 7%<br>Candy 1%<br>Chocolate Bar 0.50%
|-
| align="center" | http://img275.echo.cx/img275/4739/greenslime8up.gif
| Green Slime
| align="center" | 1005
| align="center" | 250
| align="center" | 18-30
| align="center" | 20
| Apple 7.5%<br>Casino Coins 5%<br>Cactus Potion 2%<br>Sharp knife 1.9%<br>Cake 1%<br>Cactus Drink 1%<br>Dagger 1%<br>Coins Bag 0.10%
|-
| align="center" | [[Image:Rudolphslime.png]]
| RudolphSlime
| align="center" | 1016
| align="center" | 250
| align="center" | 18-30
| align="center" | 30
| Decor Candy Cane 8%<br>Purple present 8%<br>Candy 6%<br>Candy Cane 5%<br>Yellow present 5%<br>Chocolate Bar 3%<br>Xmas Cake 2%
|-
| align="center" | http://img221.echo.cx/img221/5411/yellowslime6pa.gif
| Yellow Slime
| align="center" | 1007
| align="center" | 400
| align="center" | 20-25
| align="center" | 20
| Cactus Drink 3.5%<br>Cactus Potion 2.5%<br>Orange Cupcake 2%<br>Cherry cake 1%<br>Sharp knife 0.10%
|-
| align="center" | http://img221.echo.cx/img221/8781/redslime1hj.gif
| Red Slime
| align="center" | 1008
| align="center" | 400
| align="center" | 30-50
| align="center" | 65
| Apple 7.5%<br>Knife 3%<br>Boots 2.5%<br>Dagger 2%<br>Miner Gloves 1.5%<br>Chocolate Bar 1.1%<br>Miner Hat 0.80%<br>Leather Shirt 0.40%
|-
| align="center" | http://img264.echo.cx/img264/7048/giantmaggot6bi.gif
| Giant Maggot
| align="center" | 1006
| align="center" | 600
| align="center" | 22-40
| align="center" | 55
| Cactus Drink 50%<br>Cactus Potion 30%<br>Arrow 9%<br>Bug leg 7.5%<br>Cherry cake 1%<br>Casino Coins 0.11%<br>Coins Bag 0.10%
|-
| align="center" | http://img72.echo.cx/img72/8718/redscorpion8yz.gif
| Red Scorpion
| align="center" | 1004
| align="center" | 800
| align="center" | 50-60
| align="center" | 155
| Red Scorpion Stinger 20%<br>Arrow 7.6%<br>Knife 5.4%<br>Bug leg 5%<br>Chocolate Bar 1%<br>Bow 0.10%<br>Fancy Hat 0.05%
|-
| align="center" | http://img275.echo.cx/img275/7117/blackscorpion0lm.gif
| Black Scorpion
| align="center" | 1009
| align="center" | 1100
| align="center" | 80-90
| align="center" | 200
| Bug leg 8%<br>Leather Shirt 1.5%<br>Chocolate Bar 1%
|-
| align="center" | [[Image:Evilmushroom.png]]
| EvilMushroom
| align="center" | 1013
| align="center" | 2000
| align="center" | 100
| align="center" | 420
| Apple 5%<br>SmallMushroom 5%<br>Orange Cupcake 1%<br>Empty Bottle 0.05%
|-
| align="center" | [[Image:Sleepflower.png]]
| SleepFlower
| align="center" | 1014
| align="center" | 4000
| align="center" | 50
| align="center" | 260
| Petal 5%<br>Coins Bag 4%<br>Apple 1%<br>Arrow 1%<br>Empty Bottle 0.05%
|-
| align="center" | [[Image:Santaslime.png]]
| SantaSlime
| align="center" | 1015
| align="center" | 2500
| align="center" | 60-100
| align="center" | 100
| Ginger Bread Man 8%<br>Cake 7%<br>Candy Cane 6%<br>Cherry cake 5%<br>Green present 5%<br>Milk 4%
|-
| align="center" | http://img305.imageshack.us/img305/8467/spider4xg.gif
| Spider
| align="center" | 1012
| align="center" | 2000
| align="center" | 80-150
| align="center" | 230
| Treasure key 5%<br>Apple 1%
|-
| align="center" | http://img219.echo.cx/img219/4030/monster82xf.gif
| Snake
| align="center" | 1010
| align="center" | 4000
| align="center" | 100-400
| align="center" | 400
| Fancy Hat 3%
|}

File:Bat.png

2006-01-09T13:04:10Z

Thefox: A front-view of a Bat

A front-view of a Bat

Classic:Maps

2006-01-05T20:44:17Z

Thefox: Reported some walkable tiles

Classic:Maps

2006-01-05T20:14:31Z

Thefox: /* Woodland (?) (9-1) */