THE SCREENSHOT TOPIC RETURNS

That spider only has two legs

Is it called a bider

how does that computer get electricity!

If it's supposed to be a mysterious computer in the middle of the wilderness, stick a generator next to it.

Put the screen directly in the cliff wall, maybe?

I'd recommend using the shift + click trick on the shallow water on one of the tiles that go straight up and down and apply that to the final shallow water tile before the coast. Then take the tile right at the coast and set the tile applicator to that same graphic on the tileset and shift + click to make it a blank auto-tile (as if it were out further in the ocean). Last, click on the two grass tiles on both sides of the shallow water and click on them while having your tile applicator to their own set graphics and reapply them.

Although I've never used VX Ace, and thus don't know whether or not this is simply a tileset issue and not necessarily how they're being used, this method is the closest any of the earlier engines come to fixing such a problem. Granted, you will most likely have a straight line dividing the shallow water from the deeper water, but no plan is perfect.

What if you were to use the same event to cover the transition after shift+click? Perhaps that might work?

@AlexanderXCIII yes that can work. :)
@Marrend: sadly it dose not work, because its a pond tile, i either hold shift and make a weird squares or i must have dirt or grass to surround it. i guess at the end i must use custom tiles.

hmm well guys what do you think about world map overall? i really need some feedback, i feel something isn't right, but i can't understand it myself.

author=slashphoenix
This may not seem that fancy but NPC DIALOGUE YESSSSS

Only if you aren't using Unity does this seem so easy.

I'd skip word wrap and just do the line-breaking yourself, RM and the other tools don't really have it.

Put your effort into improving the editor where you enter the text, maybe even implement word wrap in that instead.

author=slashphoenix
Well, someone already posted basic word-wrap code that measures the size of the current TextMesh and can tell when it extends past the dialogue box, it won't be too hard to automate it and it'll be a lot more reliable than trying to measure it myself.

The one thing I do want to do is expand the string editor in the Inspector to a box instead of a single line, which will involve some Editor code but probably isn't too complex.

Making a custom editor in Unity is actually a LOT easier than you might think. I built a basic event system for handling things like dialogue, it's worth the effort!

here's a screenshot from pc starting location, only two people live here.

in the world map its surrounded with mountain from up and right, and jungle from left and down.


i just used the rpg maker Vc ace, and changed some little things

and a watchtower


watchtower in world map