Thanks to everybody.
Full Version: RMXP Map structure
Hey, does anyone have infos about the rmxp map structure? I planned to write a alternative map editor and now I'll do research about the map structure. I googled for hours, but found nothing. I know that there are some different tools wich can read rmxp maps, nothing opensource to take a look... Would be very handy if someone could give me some infos about the format and the structure.
Thanks to everybody.
Thanks to everybody.
Everything you need to know about how the maps are structured can be found in the help file.
But, here is the RPG::Map code from the help file.
Hope that helps.
But, here is the RPG::Map code from the help file.
CODE
module RPG
class Map
def initialize(width, height)
@tileset_id = 1
@width = width
@height = height
@autoplay_bgm = false
@bgm = RPG::AudioFile.new
@autoplay_bgs = false
@bgs = RPG::AudioFile.new("", 80)
@encounter_list = []
@encounter_step = 30
@data = Table.new(width, height, 3)
@events = {}
end
attr_accessor :tileset_id
attr_accessor :width
attr_accessor :height
attr_accessor :autoplay_bgm
attr_accessor :bgm
attr_accessor :autoplay_bgs
attr_accessor :bgs
attr_accessor :encounter_list
attr_accessor :encounter_step
attr_accessor :data
attr_accessor :events
end
end
class Map
def initialize(width, height)
@tileset_id = 1
@width = width
@height = height
@autoplay_bgm = false
@bgm = RPG::AudioFile.new
@autoplay_bgs = false
@bgs = RPG::AudioFile.new("", 80)
@encounter_list = []
@encounter_step = 30
@data = Table.new(width, height, 3)
@events = {}
end
attr_accessor :tileset_id
attr_accessor :width
attr_accessor :height
attr_accessor :autoplay_bgm
attr_accessor :bgm
attr_accessor :autoplay_bgs
attr_accessor :bgs
attr_accessor :encounter_list
attr_accessor :encounter_step
attr_accessor :data
attr_accessor :events
end
end
Hope that helps.
You wanna to crete another mapping editor? Sounds good
I saw the posted code but let me add some details:
1 - You wanna to create an external application?
In that case you'll have to work hard because you have to create a program that create rxdata and... personally I dunno how to do O.o;
2- You'll use Ruby? In that case things are different because you will working into RPG XP
Let me know
I saw the posted code but let me add some details:
1 - You wanna to create an external application?
In that case you'll have to work hard because you have to create a program that create rxdata and... personally I dunno how to do O.o;
2- You'll use Ruby? In that case things are different because you will working into RPG XP
Let me know
Btw, writing to .rxdata is easy, especially in ruby. All you need to do is Marshal.dump an object to a file, that's all rmxp is doing.
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