2009-05-01, 07:19 AM
original set uses just over half the total available slots (somewhere in the 600 range)
The outside set, castle set, houses and moats add another 250ish parts. So with everything from Johns site or my installation batch file, you are left with around 300 tiles...bad thing is, some of the available slots are in between other sets so to keep any new tiles sorted together on the editor, you really want enough open space to keep them by each other, which means numbering them after the 860 range. So I think 1024 is the max, will ask John, and that makes 1024-860 = 164 left to tinker with. If you install my snow/cliff that only leaves you with around 80 to use.
My recommendation is to toss out some of the repetition sets, maybe from 400-600 part numbers.
The outside set, castle set, houses and moats add another 250ish parts. So with everything from Johns site or my installation batch file, you are left with around 300 tiles...bad thing is, some of the available slots are in between other sets so to keep any new tiles sorted together on the editor, you really want enough open space to keep them by each other, which means numbering them after the 860 range. So I think 1024 is the max, will ask John, and that makes 1024-860 = 164 left to tinker with. If you install my snow/cliff that only leaves you with around 80 to use.
My recommendation is to toss out some of the repetition sets, maybe from 400-600 part numbers.
- Todd DuFore (DMPDesign)
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