Imbion: Created page with "The '''Map Dict Texture Step''' is a floor generation step. Its typical priority is '''4'''. It is a variation of the Map Texture Step. This step is used to define the appearance of multiple different types of tiles. == Usage == While Map Texture Step is used for most dungeons, it only supports dungeons that use a typical tileset of floor, walls, and a secondary tile. That step does not support additional tiles, such as tall grass. Thus, when creating a floor t..."

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Created page with "The '''Map Dict Texture Step''' is a floor generation step. Its typical priority is '''4'''. It is a variation of the Map Texture Step. This step is used to define the appearance of multiple different types of tiles. == Usage == While Map Texture Step is used for most dungeons, it only supports dungeons that use a typical tileset of floor, walls, and a secondary tile. That step does not support additional tiles, such as tall grass. Thus, when creating a floor t..."

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The '''Map Dict Texture Step''' is a floor generation step. Its typical priority is '''4'''. It is a variation of the [[Map Texture Step]].

This step is used to define the appearance of multiple different types of tiles.

== Usage ==
While [[Map Texture Step]] is used for most dungeons, it only supports dungeons that use a typical tileset of floor, walls, and a secondary tile. That step does not support additional tiles, such as tall grass. Thus, when creating a floor that has those tiles, Map Dict Texture Step is used instead to texture tiles.

This is done by mapping each texture to be used to its matching tile type.

Floors with the typical three tiles may still use the texture dictionary, however it is a little bit more complicated to do so.

== Fields ==
The following fields are present in MapDictTextureStep.

=== Texture Map ===
This defines the dictionary of textures itself, allowing textures to be mapped to tiles.

Each ''tile type'' is the '''key''', while each ''texture'' is the defined '''value'''.

The default textures that each floor is generally expected to need are the '''floor''', '''unbreakable''', and '''wall''' values. From there, the other tiles that are desired (such as water, grass, and lava) can be added.

=== Blank BG ===
When no tiles have been placed, this is the texture that will always be used. Most common texture is the same as the walls.

=== Other Fields ===
Other fields, like Layered Ground, Independent Ground, and Ground Element, can be found on the [[Map Texture Step]] page.

[[Category:Floor Generation Step]]

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