iso8

by TheMonkeyDidIt
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To download this library for your Linux/Mac installation, enter this on your command line:

DreamDownload byond://TheMonkeyDidIt.iso8##version=0

Emulator users, in the BYOND pager go to File | Open Location and enter this URL:

byond://TheMonkeyDidIt.iso8##version=0

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Version 1.9
Date added: Jul 12 2006
Last updated: Jan 11 2010
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iso8
Isometric 'over the shoulder' display system. Includes simultaneous display of up to 5 z levels, roof removal, gravity, between turf walls and directional density. [More]
This demo/system has DOES NOT use the BYOND isometric system introduced in version 455. This was written before that update.

Intended as a different way to display the DM map to a client, iso8 allows the player to view the terrain from 8 different angles, all displayed in isometric perspective. Up to five z map levels can be displayed simultaneously, allowing the player to view five stories of a building, see the side of a hill with a working passageway leading inside, etc.

Other features of iso8 include:

-Directional density and walls in between turfs.
These two allow the map builder to create a 4 by 4 room with dense walls using only 16 turfs (no outer boundary of one turf walls are needed).

-Roof removal and selective drawing of z levels.
Using areas, a mapper can select which z levels to
draw. This can aid in hiding content or allowing the player to view the inside of a house/building without the roof being drawn and obscuring the area.

-The ability to have movable atoms fall from one z level to the ones below it.
If no 'floor' is present in a turf, an atom will fall (Move()) to the one below it by default. Overriding this behavior a programmer can simulate climbing, levitation, power jumping, and flight.



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This is very much a work in progress and I am releasing it as 'open-source' so that others will use and improve on it. Please, if you do add a feature, icons, or improvements, share them with the community so that we can all gain.

All icons are released to the community free of charge.

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Comments

Alec94: (Aug 7 2010, 1:12 pm)
Amazing this is exactly the base ive been looking for

Gogeta1023: (Dec 5 2009, 12:25 am)
best isometric ive seen and the most worked on i believe