Andor's Trail

Hello guys, I just wanted to let you know I have created a new wiki page about the world map of AT. There you can download the latest version of the world map to place your maps in there and examine how they fit in.
And sorry if there might be some mistakes, my native language is German

http://andorstrail.com/wiki/doku.php?id ... :world_map

How do you create those world maps? I tried to open them in tiled but it didn't work out. Currently I export my maps images from tiled and stitch them in gimp to check how they align. However I would prefer to fit them in properly once I have ironed out where to put my work.

To open the world map: Check if the file branch is like that: res/xml and drawable in which you can find the tilesets. Place the map in xml and it should work.

It's great you are creating some maps. If you want me to have a look at them just send me them via PM.
Thanks to your question I've updated the wiki page with an elaborate guide on how to create a world map. Click the link from the original post.

Happy Hunting !

Hi Ian,

I've checked out the andors repo and I'm opening the worldmap from there. But tiled then says there would be an error on line 2 and that it wouldn't be a card file. I'm using version 0.9.1 of tiled.

noamik wrote:Hi Ian,

I've checked out the andors repo and I'm opening the worldmap from there. But tiled then says there would be an error on line 2 and that it wouldn't be a card file. I'm using version 0.9.1 of tiled.

I guess it's a problem with the path. Please ensure you have got a folder in which the drawable and the xml folder is located. Put the downloaded file in the xml folder.
I hope this will work for you. I've added this advice to the wiki page as well.

Wow, I'm so stupid, I always tried to open the worldmap.xml instead of the worldmap.tmx.

Now it's working just fine ...

noamik wrote:Wow, I'm so stupid, I always tried to open the worldmap.xml instead of the worldmap.tmx.

Now it's working just fine ...

Lol Well the files are named equally so you can muddle up things.
But well it's great everything works fine for you!

If you use Windows XP or above, open a file explorer, then use the "Tools" menu -> "Folder options..." -> "View" tab -> Untick the "Hide extensions for known file types" box in the "Advanced settings" list.
Under Windows 7 or above, you'll likely need to hit the "Alt" key to have the menu with "Tools" show up.

This is really a bad choice on Microsoft to have this settings set that way by default. It enables hackers to send you "Document.doc.exe" with a Word document icon, and for you, it really look like a legit word document, so you open it, and boom, you got hacked.
This is one of the first thing I do on any Windows computer I install.

Zukero wrote:This is really a bad choice on Microsoft to have this settings set that way by default. It enables hackers to send you "Document.doc.exe" with a Word document icon, and for you, it really look like a legit word document, so you open it, and boom, you got hacked.
This is one of the first thing I do on any Windows computer I install.

Thanks for that hint!

I think as well that this is a bad choice of Microsoft and I can only advise you to look accurately at your downloaded file!

I never hide extensions, but that doesn't prevent me from being stupid when using Autocompletition in Tiled when typing the name