Posted by deadowl

Looks a bit square like squares against darkness to me, but I'll take your word for it. It's not consistent with what's shown for the right symmetry, as well as the northfaces just south of it.

The right side is just black because of the pit, to use those tiles on the left side would abruptly cut off the cliffs that are fading above it.

Also York Town is a giant tile error.  

Posted by Dusty

Also York Town is a giant tile error.

You are a giant tile error . In all reality though, aside from my personal disagreement with aesthetics (mainly the road, a number of floor tiling styles, and the awkwardly proportioned graphics), it's not terrible.

Also, I figured so much for the left-side tiles. A retiling to avoid that issue altogether (which I did a lot with cliffs), or an alternate solution like a gfx overlay might work.

Tile error posts from today, since they're getting buried:

http://www.graalians.com/forums/show...e=7#post564915

http://www.graalians.com/forums/show...e=7#post564947

Additionally just noticed these incorrect northface cliffs in Destiny from Swamp Town, and this one off in Babord

Now adding more Swamp Town indoors, I should note that I've seen graphics used for the corner error that still maintains symmetry while roaming around (I think in one case, the wedding chapel that is east of Gertrude's).

And now one indoor level south of Graal City proper, to conclude this indoor class of error south of Graal City as well as east of Graal City and south of Snow Town (excluding levels I don't have access to, e.g. the frog level, the grove and possibly hidden levels).

And now the graveyard next to Graal City Church, has incorrectly tiled northfaces, though you'll need to figure out something for the entrance/exit.  

The corners in graal-homes-18 are valid ways to do them as long as there's a trend in the room.  

Posted by Imprint

The corners in graal-homes-18 are valid ways to do them as long as there's a trend in the room.

It's the pics1 way, though I added tiles to pics4 to correct that:


Though my point is, like the cliff tiles, expect to see them in a lot of houses since that's just how pics1 is.  

Posted by Dusty

It's the pics1 way, though I added tiles to pics4 to correct that:


Though my point is, like the cliff tiles, expect to see them in a lot of houses since that's just how pics1 is.

I'm not going to add anymore tile errors until this batch is resolved, which is a pretty big batch. I would still consider "the pics1 way" to be an error personally. That layer of wall tiles is the most prevalent source of indoor tile errors, and it has been for a very, very long time. The density of cliff tile errors would probably be higher than the density of that particular type of error if I hadn't done a lot of work in cliff tiling realm. You all have done great work with cliffs, regardless of the number of tile errors I've sent you, it's minor compared to what used to be out there (and I imagine plenty of those tile errors on the overworld are mine). There are certainly areas with the brick-style indoor tiles that could be used more consistently, but it's harder to err with them comparatively.  

Posted by deadowl

I would still consider "the pics1 way" to be an error personally.

Sadly that's the only way.  

Posted by Dusty

Sadly that's the only way.

Well, in my definition the pics1 way would be even-tile-length walls. The tileset style was appropriated from aLttP, and in aLttP those were white walls where it didn't really matter in regard to the order of the tiles. If you're going to transform that into a pattern that requires a series of two contiguous tiles, it should probably be applied consistently.  

Blue **** on the walls fixt.  

Posted by deadowl

Well, in my definition the pics1 way would be even-tile-length walls. The tileset style was appropriated from aLttP, and in aLttP those were white walls where it didn't really matter in regard to the order of the tiles. If you're going to transform that into a pattern that requires a series of two contiguous tiles, it should probably be applied consistently.

Oh, I get what you're saying. I was confused because that error shows up even when your walls are even(which they should always be), because of how that corner lines up with the walls. I don't think LttP has inside corners for interior houses anyways, but honestly I don't remember.  

Posted by Dusty

Oh, I get what you're saying. I was confused because that error shows up even when your walls are even(which they should always be), because of how that corner lines up with the walls. I don't think LttP has inside corners for interior houses anyways, but honestly I don't remember.

Pretty much all square rooms, not many contours.  

Prepare your angus, I'm going to fix all of that.  

My angus is already grilling. So prepared for this dood.  

I think it's time the LAT department gets a new member. Someone that doesn't need other people to do their job for them.

#firedoc&crono
#hiredeadowl  

Posted by GOAT

I think it's time the LAT department gets a new member. Someone that doesn't need other people to do their job for them.

#firedoc&crono
#hiredeadowl

If anyone wants to hire me, they need to compensate me for my time and effort.  

Posted by deadowl

If anyone wants to hire me, they need to compensate me for my time and effort.

Pay him in oatmeal and lifetime retirement insurance