Link on top of the door?

10 replies · 1,780 views · Started 26 January 2003

Dark Lord 26 Jan 2003, 21:46

This may be another one of those newbie questions, but why is Link on top of the dungeon doors and walking above them rather than him walking under them like normal? I think I did something wrong again. O_o

Zaggarum 26 Jan 2003, 21:48

I didn't even have to read it to know what you were talking about 😛 You need to give the dungeon a level number. Its under dmap stuff.

Dark Lord 26 Jan 2003, 22:09

It's not that, because I have it set to level 1. What else could be wrong?

VEL 26 Jan 2003, 22:40

The dmap also has to be set as "dungeon".

Dark Lord 26 Jan 2003, 22:47

I am using the tutorial, everything is set correctly in the DMap I think. Please help me!

NerdWarrior 27 Jan 2003, 00:28

He is. It's some random bug it seems. He sent me his file. Nuthing wrong it seems.

VEL 27 Jan 2003, 01:25

Make sure the "freeform dungeon" rule is not checked.

Dark Lord 27 Jan 2003, 01:29

Ok, I will check that quickly.

*EDIT: It was checked, just don't know if it fixed it or not. What does the freeform do?

VEL 27 Jan 2003, 01:37

The "freeform dungeon" rule makes it so link walks over the doors. :tongue: It was added so people could make dungeons that didn't have walls on each side (no overhead tiles), and got rid of the "barriers" on each side.

idontknow 27 Jan 2003, 02:20

So make the part that you should walk under, an "overhead" combo and place it appropriately, do that for each door...otherwise, simply uncheck the rule.

Verbatim 27 Jan 2003, 19:36

Or you can use layers, if you prefer them to overhead combos...they're a little more flexible, but take more work...