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70 The large rectangle shows a `visiblerects` and the small one shows a `buriedrects`. |
70 The large rectangle shows a `visiblerects` and the small one shows a `buriedrects`. |
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72 === `overlays` === |
72 === `overlays` === |
73 An overlay is an extension of an object. It is an image that is drawn relative to the position of an object that was already placed. Overlays create land just like objects do, but unlike objects, they are drawn on top of the main landmass, instead of behind it. An object can have multiple overlays. |
73 An overlay is an extension of an object. It is an image that is drawn relative to the position of an object that was already placed. Overlays create land just like objects do, but unlike objects, they are drawn on top of the main landmass, instead of behind it. An object can have multiple overlays. |
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75 This key allows you to assign 1 or more overlays to a given object. If multiple overlays are used, all overlays are drawn whenever the object is placed. This key must be added after the definition of the object you want to add overlays for. |
75 This key allows you to assign 1 or more overlays to a given object. If multiple overlays are used, all overlays will be drawn for each object. This key must be added after the definition of the object you want to add overlays for. |
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77 <code>Values: object_filename, overlay_count, x_offset_1, y_offset_1, overlay_filename_1, ...</code> |
77 <code>Values: object_filename, overlay_count, x_offset_1, y_offset_1, overlay_filename_1, ...</code> |
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79 * `object_filename`: File name of the object to which this overlay applies |
79 * `object_filename`: File name of the object to which this overlay applies |
80 * `overlay_count`: Number of overlays for this object |
80 * `overlay_count`: Number of overlays for this object |