FACESFORCE'S PROFILE

Well, as a member of the rougelike community(Mostly a tester of 7drl), and as a person who is engineering a proccedially generation of conversations with the archiac event system(It's a task of both insanity and love), I can answer very simply and point you towards some good resources for you to read/listen to that might help.

Well, basically you already have a good idea of what is happening in Dwarf Fortress, everything with a few base exceptions(like plate tetonics for example) is procedially generated. I see that term being tossed arround a bit, but what it really comes down to is that there are a set of logical rules in place as a base. A basic procedial generation of a map might state that there is entrance and a exit, nothing can obstruct moving from one to the other, on top of that there is a river on the map, and in any open space it must expand, unless it obstructs the path to the main entrance and exit, and when this conflict arises, it builds a bridge.
This is the same as dwarf fortress; It's merely a logic puzzle that follows set rules. This is the both the strong, and weak point of any generation, and you might notice that dwarf fortress's histroy suffers it as well; Certainly it is diverse, but it is all very bland and kind of samey after a while.

Here are a couple of places you can read some more on the subject, and hopefully will help you with your IF procedial generation:
http://www.polygon.com/2014/7/23/5926447/dwarf-fortress-will-crush-your-cpu-because-creating-history-is-hard
http://gamasutra.com/blogs/TanyaXShort/20140204/209176/Level_Design_in_Procedural_Generation.php
http://www.roguelikeradio.com/2012/10/episode-49-interview-with-tarn-adams.html

Good luck on your quest!

@LockeZ: Hmm... That is a good point. One of my major aims with this project is to change my work practices.

Rather, I should approach it from a top down perspective. I am so used to trying to work in a modular form that mayhaps I should adopt a more complete form stance to making myself work.

Ahahaha, It's so difficult sometimes though!

Also, and this is just a personal surprise thing, why did my blog show up in game design? Is this a new thing that happens now?

Hmm... But the game I am designing right now literally uses only two separate maps, at this currant date. I mean, it's a simulation; You never see sim city 2000 using more then 1 map at any given time, so I don't think that they really need 3 different maps, rather three different shots of proof of gameplay vice versa.(You get what I'm saying!)

However, yes, I am all for this rule. I am ashamed to say I did not quite follow when you first said "Sample Maps", as I only moved to RMVX and RMVX ace recently; Rm2k really did not have any such thing.

author=yuna21
That is just the epitome of laziness. -_-

Ahaha, there are other ways of being lazy as well. It's a shameless grab at MS however.

My laptop is a discount NEC I picked up from the supermarket, so if I type with it's normal keyboard, english comes out like that.
Now, this is just my personal method, but I read children books to help me memorize hiragana; You are more likely to remember letters if you have to use them i.e. read them.
Now I have a physical copy of this story called ”つるのおんがえし” or "Gratitude of the Crane", and it is written exclusively in hiragana. Luckily for you, there is a free online copy.
So, as the homework I'll give you karins is to read this story. By reading the Hiragana you are studying, it will give you a easier time to memorize it.
http://www.izumishobo.co.jp/onlinebook/c01_dowa/tsuru/tsuru1.html

Look up every word in a dictionary once you can see it's romaji; Don't use google translate, it will not help you in the end if you do.

Well, Locke your script, in conjunction with me changing every floor transparent tile has worked. It seems strange that it was working like this on the complete transparent tile, but creating anouther transparent tile different from the default located one has fixed it.

It does not address why that one tile is now completely acting different from any other tile, but hey, the fix works, so I can't complain too much.