Author Topic: Map grids (Read 685 times)

Tyger · « **on:** 08 Oct 2003, 18:49:38 »

Tyger

Anyone know how big the little squares and the big squares are in the Mission Editor?

dmakatra · « **Reply #1 on:** 08 Oct 2003, 19:01:13 »

I think around 40, but it shouldn't be too hard to figure out yourself. Test.

:beat: *Gets Shot* :beat:

Blitzer · « **Reply #2 on:** 08 Oct 2003, 19:22:36 »

How yous going,
The grids are about 100 meters squared.

I used the Mileage Claculator when it first came out to test the size of the grids, the Milage Calculator was made by pablom123 and you can get here at Ofpec http://www.ofpec.com/editors/browse.php?browsewhat=2&start=125
You can then measure the distance of everything you want, whatever that may be.

Tyger · « **Reply #3 on:** 08 Oct 2003, 23:39:30 »

Thanks guys! It was a small bit of information that I wanted, but couldn't figure out...

macguba · « **Reply #4 on:** 11 Oct 2003, 11:05:44 »

128m comes to mind but I'm mot sure why. Anyway you can easily find out ... put an object at each side of a square and use the format, hint and distance commands to get the exact distance they are apart. If you're not familiar with any of these commands check the online command ref in the Ed Depot.

General Barron · « **Reply #5 on:** 11 Oct 2003, 19:01:23 »

Or place a trigger, and toggle its radius until it just covers the map grid.

SilentHunter · « **Reply #6 on:** 12 Oct 2003, 17:10:38 »

JUST TO CLEAR THIS UP FOR YOU PEOPLE

Half Small Square = 64
Small Square = 128
Large Square = 1,280
Entire Map = 12,800

rhysduk · « **Reply #7 on:** 14 Oct 2003, 21:08:17 »

64 what ? Meters, mm, cm ? or banana's ?

KyleSarnik · « **Reply #8 on:** 14 Oct 2003, 21:17:31 »

I think the squares are different sized for each island, cause they all use the same number of squares, but the islands themselfs are different sizes (like Nogova)

macguba · « **Reply #9 on:** 14 Oct 2003, 22:09:56 »

The islands are indeed different sizes, but the whole maps - including the sea - are the same size.

The units are metres. One small square on the map is 128metres on the ground. So the whole map is 12.8 km across.