58 === map.png === |
58 === map.png === |
59 Image of visible land area. |
59 Image of visible land area. |
60 * Usually _width/length ratio_ of 2:1 |
60 * Usually _width/length ratio_ of 2:1 |
61 * Typical size: 2048 x 1024 |
61 * Typical size: 2048 x 1024 |
62 * Max size: no limit, 0.9.18+. 4096 x 2048 or less in 0.9.17 and earlier. There are a few practical limits to map size that should be examined for people trying to make very large maps. |
62 * Max size: no limit, 0.9.18+. 4096 x 2048 or less in 0.9.17 and earlier. There are a few practical limits to map size that should be examined for people trying to make very large maps. |
63 * SDL 1.2 - SDL 1.2 can only load maps that are <=16,384px wide, and <=65,536px high. SDL 1.2 rect is only capable of handling a map that is <=32767 high, making that the real effective limit. |
63 * SDL 1.2 - SDL 1.2 can only load maps that are <=16,384px wide, and <=65,536px high. SDL 1.2 rect is only capable of handling a map that is <=32768 high, while behaviour in Hedgewars 0.9.20 or lower forces <=16,384 if using a mask.png without a map.png. |
64 * SDL 2.0 - SDL 2.0 failed to load a 999,936x512 map. A 499,968x512 map succeeded. Those would use ~244MiB/~122MiB of your graphics card with Blurry Land enabled, and ~977MiB/~488MiB without it. |
64 * SDL 2.0 - SDL 2.0 failed to load a 999,936x512 map. A 499,968x512 map succeeded. Those would use ~244MiB/~122MiB of your graphics card with Blurry Land enabled, and ~977MiB/~488MiB without it. |
65 * GIMP. GIMP 2.8 can only create PNGs that are 262,144px wide or high - is an arbitrary hardcoded sanity check. GIMP 2.10 allows 524,288 wide or high. |
65 * GIMP. GIMP 2.8 can only create PNGs that are 262,144px wide or high - is an arbitrary hardcoded sanity check. GIMP 2.10 allows 524,288 wide or high. |
66 * libpng - libpng can only load maps that are < 1 million px wide or high, with default configuration. |
66 * libpng - libpng can only load maps that are < 1 million px wide or high, with default configuration. |
67 * Graphics card. This is the big one. Your graphics card probably has anywhere from 256MiB to 2GiB of vRAM. If blurry land is enabled and the map has a typical amount of empty space, you can make a map w/ ~2x the pixels as a card has vRAM. But. Most people don't like using Blurry Land, so best to limit to ~½ the pixels as a card has vRAM. Targetting support for people on 256MiB of vRAM, that means a 2:1 rectangular map should not be larger than 16,384x8192 which coincidentally fits in the SDL 1.2 width limit. |
67 * Graphics card. This is the big one. Your graphics card probably has anywhere from 256MiB to 2GiB of vRAM. If blurry land is enabled and the map has a typical amount of empty space, you can make a map w/ ~2x the pixels as a card has vRAM. But. Most people don't like using Blurry Land, so best to limit to ~½ the pixels as a card has vRAM. Targetting support for people on 256MiB of vRAM, that means a 2:1 rectangular map should not be larger than 16,384x8192 which coincidentally fits in the SDL 1.2 width limit. |
68 * There is also a completely arbitrary check in game for widths/height < ~billion pixels which avoids possible integer issues, and a limit on size in pixels of 6 billion or so, which was just a basic sanity limit. However given the limitations above, these are not likely to be reached. |
68 * There is also a completely arbitrary check in game for widths/height < ~billion pixels which avoids possible integer issues, and a limit on size in pixels of 6 billion or so, which was just a basic sanity limit. However given the limitations above, these are not likely to be reached. |