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==Maped keys summary==
 
==Maped keys summary==
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'''The ? key shows this help screen inside Maped!'''
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'''moving around the map'''
 
'''moving around the map'''
 
  up
 
  up
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  space when the orange square at the centre of the screen is hovering on a level changer or teleporter pressing space will enter that level (w/o saving the old level)
 
  space when the orange square at the centre of the screen is hovering on a level changer or teleporter pressing space will enter that level (w/o saving the old level)
 
  j will attempt to change into the level or follow a teleporter where the mouse is hovering
 
  j will attempt to change into the level or follow a teleporter where the mouse is hovering
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shft-j when hovering over a destination, attempt to jump from the destination to the teleporter
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k jump back to where you last jumped from with the j key
  
 
'''painting maps'''
 
'''painting maps'''
 
  [ decrease brushsize
 
  [ decrease brushsize
 
  ] increase brushsize
 
  ] increase brushsize
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alt-g replace all of the tile that is hovered over with mouse with the currently selected tile from palette
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shft-h as above but contiguous replacement only
  
 
'''useful keys'''
 
'''useful keys'''
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'''other'''
 
'''other'''
 
  shft-D does a ascii-code map dump - you probably won't need this
 
  shft-D does a ascii-code map dump - you probably won't need this
  ctrl-d dump a png file of the map
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  ctrl-d dump a small png file of the map
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shift-ctrt-d dump a huge png of of the map
  
 
'''display'''
 
'''display'''
 
  shft-f hide/show features
 
  shft-f hide/show features
  h hide/show items and monsters
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  h hide/show items
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shft-h hide/show spawners
 
  z toggle zoom
 
  z toggle zoom
  shft-v toggle LOS - allows you to see what the map looks like ingame
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  shft-v toggle player-visibility-mode ... allows you to see what the map looks like in-game
  
 
'''paintsets'''
 
'''paintsets'''
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'''regions''' - see [[Maped Regions]] or http://forums.swut.net/viewtopic.php?p=65285#p65285
 
'''regions''' - see [[Maped Regions]] or http://forums.swut.net/viewtopic.php?p=65285#p65285
 
  alt-n set your active region number
 
  alt-n set your active region number
  alt-e show/hide regions - they are on by default
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  alt-r show/hide regions - they are on by default
 
  e sets the region top left corner
 
  e sets the region top left corner
 
  shft-e sets the bottom right corner, and if 'e' was used correctly, a region will be instantly created
 
  shft-e sets the bottom right corner, and if 'e' was used correctly, a region will be instantly created
  alt-f delete the region that your mouse is hovering over
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  alt-e delete all regions by number
alt-d  delete all regions by number
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'''When hovering mouse over a feature in feature edit mode:'''
 
'''When hovering mouse over a feature in feature edit mode:'''
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  ` set spawner radius to -1 (spot spawner)
 
  ` set spawner radius to -1 (spot spawner)
 
  1-0 set spawner radius
 
  1-0 set spawner radius
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- + decrease/increase the spawner's max monsters to spawn
  
 
==Maped mouse operations==
 
==Maped mouse operations==
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''left click''
 
''left click''
 
*'''editing features''' : add new blank feature. Click it again to edit its properties.
 
*'''editing features''' : add new blank feature. Click it again to edit its properties.
*'''editing monsters''' : add monster after selecting one from the pallete
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*'''editing monsters''' : add monster after selecting one from the palette
 
*'''editing map''' : change a map tile
 
*'''editing map''' : change a map tile
 
*'''editing items''' : place an item. Items may be piled on top of each other.
 
*'''editing items''' : place an item. Items may be piled on top of each other.
  
 
''right click''
 
''right click''
*'''edit features / items / monsters''' : delete that feat/item/monst
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*'''edit features / items / monsters''' : delete that feat/item/monster
 
*'''edit map''' : set the current paint tile to that which you just right clicked (a bit like an eyedropper)
 
*'''edit map''' : set the current paint tile to that which you just right clicked (a bit like an eyedropper)
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With player-visibility turned on (shift-v) clicking/holding right mouse button allows you to similuate walking around.
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''middle click''
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* centre on mouse cursor
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* middle click and drag to pan
  
 
==Extended mouse/keboard ops==
 
==Extended mouse/keboard ops==
===Changing floor tiles beneath furniture tiles===
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===Changing floor tiles beneath transparent tiles===
After placing a furniture-like tile (e.g. chair, table, etc.) its background can be set manual to any desired floor tile. For this select the floor tile and place it by using crtl-Lclick on the furniture. The floor tile should appear under the furniture and a small pink 'u' indicates the placed undertile.
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After placing a tile with transparency (e.g. path, chair, table, etc.) its background can be set manual to any desired floor tile. For this select the floor tile and place it by using ctrl-left-click on the exiting tile with transparency. The floor tile should appear under the furniture and a small pink 'u' indicates the placed under-tile.
  
 
===Copying spawners & features===
 
===Copying spawners & features===
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===Changing a feature type without changing its values===
 
===Changing a feature type without changing its values===
In feature edit mode, select a feature from the pallette, then shift-right click on an existing feature on the map to convert it to the selected feature.
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In feature edit mode, select a feature from the palette, then shift-right click on an existing feature on the map to convert it to the selected feature.
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Eg, say you wanted to change a LXY to a TEL, but wanted to keep the feature's dest-x and dest-y, select TEL from the palette, then shift-right-click on the LXY on the map to convert it to a TEL.
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Eg, say you wanted to change a LXY to a TEL, but wanted to keep the feature's dest-x and dest-y, select TEL from the pallette, then shift-right-click on the LXY on the map to convert it to a TEL.
 
  
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[[Category:Maped]]
 
[[Category:Maped]]

Latest revision as of 09:54, 14 June 2021

Maped keys quick reference

Maped.png

A quick reference chart of the keys and mouse operations listed below is also available. Due to the rarity that some of the operations, a few of the keys are omitted.

Maped keys summary

The ? key shows this help screen inside Maped!



moving around the map

up
down
left
right	scroll large maps. Use the keypad to scroll more quickly.

selecting what to edit

f	edit features
i	edit items - keep pressing to see more items
t	edit terrain - keep pressing to see more terrain
s or m	edit spawners

loading and saving

l	load level. Type number when prompted. You will be prompted to save.
shft-l	load level as above, but with no save
ctrl-r	reload a level
w	saves (writes) map
q	save and quit
shft-q	quit without saving
shft-s	set map folder (default is smaps) : good for keeping maps sorted in subfolders

changing levels

<	load previous level WITHOUT SAVING
>	load next level WITHOUT SAVING
shft-x	load this map's parent level (to simulate exiting towns for example)
space	when the orange square at the centre of the screen is hovering on a level changer or teleporter pressing space will enter that level (w/o saving the old level)
j	will attempt to change into the level or follow a teleporter where the mouse is hovering
shft-j	when hovering over a destination, attempt to jump from the destination to the teleporter
k	jump back to where you last jumped from with the j key

painting maps

[	decrease brushsize
]	increase brushsize
alt-g	replace all of the tile that is hovered over with mouse with the currently selected tile from palette
shft-h as above but contiguous replacement only

useful keys

r	resize map. Press r then type the new size (eg 20 30) when prompted.
p	edit map properties (eg name, wither its dark , the map type).
ctrl-l	reloads maped.cfg - needed when chging paintsets or random level params

renumbering a level

n	renumber / copy level
shft-n	change all target values to a new value for level changing triggers (don't use)

randomisation

shft-t	toggle map randomisation algorithm (either caves or dungeons)
shft-r	generate random cave (only works on blank levels)

other

shft-D	does a ascii-code map dump - you probably won't need this
ctrl-d	dump a small png file of the map
shift-ctrt-d dump a huge png of of the map

display

shft-f	hide/show features
h	hide/show items
shft-h hide/show spawners
z	toggle zoom
shft-v	toggle player-visibility-mode ... allows you to see what the map looks like in-game

paintsets 0-9 select a paintset

regions - see Maped Regions or http://forums.swut.net/viewtopic.php?p=65285#p65285

alt-n	set your active region number
alt-r	show/hide regions - they are on by default
e	sets the region top left corner
shft-e	sets the bottom right corner, and if 'e' was used correctly, a region will be instantly created
alt-e	delete all regions by number

When hovering mouse over a feature in feature edit mode:

c	copy the cursor's map-xy for feature target-xy placement
v	paste the copied xy into a features target

When hovering mouse over a spawner in spanwer edit mode:

`	set spawner radius to -1 (spot spawner)
1-0	set spawner radius
- +	decrease/increase the spawner's max monsters to spawn

Maped mouse operations

left click

  • editing features : add new blank feature. Click it again to edit its properties.
  • editing monsters : add monster after selecting one from the palette
  • editing map : change a map tile
  • editing items : place an item. Items may be piled on top of each other.

right click

  • edit features / items / monsters : delete that feat/item/monster
  • edit map : set the current paint tile to that which you just right clicked (a bit like an eyedropper)

With player-visibility turned on (shift-v) clicking/holding right mouse button allows you to similuate walking around.

middle click

  • centre on mouse cursor
  • middle click and drag to pan

Extended mouse/keboard ops

Changing floor tiles beneath transparent tiles

After placing a tile with transparency (e.g. path, chair, table, etc.) its background can be set manual to any desired floor tile. For this select the floor tile and place it by using ctrl-left-click on the exiting tile with transparency. The floor tile should appear under the furniture and a small pink 'u' indicates the placed under-tile.

Copying spawners & features

When editing spanwers:

  • Use ctrl-Lclick on a spawner to copy it's values to memory.
  • Use shift-Lclick to place a memory copy of that spanwer.

The same goes for copying features, except that you must be in edit-feature mode to do so. The mouse operations are the same.

Changing a feature type without changing its values

In feature edit mode, select a feature from the palette, then shift-right click on an existing feature on the map to convert it to the selected feature.

Eg, say you wanted to change a LXY to a TEL, but wanted to keep the feature's dest-x and dest-y, select TEL from the palette, then shift-right-click on the LXY on the map to convert it to a TEL.



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