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[Flying Mage]

I like smoothed wall tiles in my own tileset, and I really annoyed by original detailed wall/floor tiles. It looks kinda messy and chaotic to me. Is there any way to change their appearance to yellow smoothed wall tiles and red smoothed floor tiles?

[Mr.Person]

quote:Originally posted by Flying Mage:
<STRONG>I like smoothed wall tiles in my own tileset, and I really annoyed by original detailed wall/floor tiles. It looks kinda messy and chaotic to me. Is there any way to change their appearance to yellow smoothed wall tiles and red smoothed floor tiles?</STRONG>

There's an init option to make them appear like inverse smoothed tiles. One of the designations does this as well (Useful for covering up boring engravings.)

[penguinofhonor]

I leave this default because it does look quite messy, and it's a little hard figuring out what's a wall and what's a floor.

[GreyMario]

This is a Gameplay Question, not something related to modding.

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[Flying Mage]

quote:Originally posted by Mr.Person:
<STRONG>

There's an init option to make them appear like inverse smoothed tiles. One of the designations does this as well (Useful for covering up boring engravings.)</STRONG>

In my case it looks like the same wall only with white background. Which is ugly.
1. Can I change background color to black?
2. Can I change base color of engraved wall?

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GreyMario, it's kinda MODification I try to make. So...

[GreyMario]

No and no. Those are both hardcoded at the moment, to let you know that (oh my god) there's something there.

[Flying Mage]

Pity  

[Flying Mage]

Well, after all, to make black background for engraved stone I simply paint the main tile background black.
And to make them look little different after engraving I add some magenta (which is white after detailing but black before it).
This is how it looks now: