RPG::Tileset

The data class for tile sets.

Superclass

• Object

Attributes

id

The ID of the tile set.

name

The name of the tile set.

mode

The mode of the tile set (0: Field type, 1: Area type, 2: VX compatible type).

tileset_names[index]

The file name of the graphic used as the number index (0-8) tile set.

The correspondence between numbers and sets is illustrated in the table below.

0	TileA1	1	TileA2	2	TileA3
3	TileA4	4	TileA5	5	TileB
6	TileC	7	TileD	8	TileE

flags

The flags table. A 1-dimensional array containing a variety of flags (Table).

Uses tile IDs as subscripts. The correspondence of each bit is as shown below:

• 0x0001: Impassable downward
• 0x0002: Impassable leftward
• 0x0004: Impassable rightward
• 0x0008: Impassable upward
• 0x0010: Display on normal character
• 0x0020: Ladder
• 0x0040: Bush
• 0x0080: Counter
• 0x0100: Damage floor
• 0x0200: Impassable by boat
• 0x0400: Impassable by ship
• 0x0800: Airship cannot land
• 0xF000: Terrain tag

This manual does not discuss bit operations, but they are similar to those in C. We recommend an Internet search using keywords such as "hexadecimal bit operations" when necessary.

note

The text of the note.

Definition

class RPG::Tileset
  def initialize
    @id = 0
    @mode = 1
    @name = ''
    @tileset_names = Array.new(9).collect{''}
    @flags = Table.new(8192)
    @flags[0] = 0x0010
    (2048..2815).each {|i| @flags[i] = 0x000F}
    (4352..8191).each {|i| @flags[i] = 0x000F}
    @note = ''
  end
  attr_accessor :id
  attr_accessor :mode
  attr_accessor :name
  attr_accessor :tileset_names
  attr_accessor :flags
  attr_accessor :note
end