Is there a way to have more than one tile warp on the same screen? I tried to do it with layers, but it didn't work right. Is it possible, and if so, what do I need to do? Please help, I'm new at this.
Is there a way to have more than one tile warp on the same screen? I tried to do it with layers, but it didn't work right. Is it possible, and if so, what do I need to do? Please help, I'm new at this.
No, it's impossible to have more than 1 tile warp on a screen. Ya should have posted this in ZQuest Help, but you'll remember next time, won't ya?
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Apparently he did. And there is a way. Take that all you ZQuest masters who've been gone too long.
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There is? Do tell.:)Originally posted by plith
And there is a way. Take that all you ZQuest masters who've been gone too long.
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All right then...
Basically, you use pit warps on two different sides of the screen. They warp to screen 81 (three-stair), which has a solid black layer over it (since it takes a moment for the warp to work entirely). On screen 81, the parts of the three-stair warp are decided by what side of the screen they're on (left, right, or the middle two combos). So just make stairs for the entire screen 81. Set up the three-stair warp accordingly.
People who think they know everything are very irritating to those of us who do.
This trick works beautifully, if you know how to set it up correctly. There are some perceivable limits, but then again, all tricks that skirt the game engine's limitations always have had limits. My esteem to Cloral for coming up with this.Originally posted by plith
All right then...
Basically, you use pit warps on two different sides of the screen. They warp to screen 81 (three-stair), which has a solid black layer over it (since it takes a moment for the warp to work entirely). On screen 81, the parts of the three-stair warp are decided by what side of the screen they're on (left, right, or the middle two combos). So just make stairs for the entire screen 81. Set up the three-stair warp accordingly.
Originally posted by plith
All right then...
Basically, you use pit warps on two different sides of the screen. They warp to screen 81 (three-stair), which has a solid black layer over it (since it takes a moment for the warp to work entirely). On screen 81, the parts of the three-stair warp are decided by what side of the screen they're on (left, right, or the middle two combos). So just make stairs for the entire screen 81. Set up the three-stair warp accordingly.
I'm afraid you lost me there.
Besides the fact that I don't understand how you can have the warp lead to two places, there is only one blue icon, so Link will have to appear in some weird place.
Theres another way to do multiple warps per screen; actually, several ways. It is true that you can only have one tile warp specified per screen, but you CAN have different tile warps take Link to different LOCATIONS on that screen. For example... have some tile warps act as pit combos, and some as stair combos. Or, you can use Scrolling Warps. I'm not totally clear on how they work, but it seems to be like this.
1) Link steps on a stair combo set to Scrolling Warp
2) ZQuest decides which side of the screen (NSEW) Link is closest too
3) ZQuest does a scrolling wipe in the direction it determined in step 2 to the screen specified in the tile warp
4) Zquest decides where to place Link on that screen. He ends up on the far side of the screen opposite to the direction chosen in step 2, and at the same coordinates perpendicular to the direction of the wipe. That is, if he entered a stair combo on the East side of the screen, he'd end up on the West side of the target screen on the same N/S level as the stair warp was.
This is, of course, in addition to Cloral's excellent method.
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I posted this here first, then realized my mistake, and posted it there. I could have sworn that I deleted this, though.Originally posted by Raichu86
You cannot have more than one tilewarp per screen.
But, you could create an identical screen in the same place on another map and sidewarp to it, but you would have to make it so people can only get to one tile warp on the screen at a time, and have to go around to get to the other.
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