Region Map Connecting

Overview

New in v3.1.0, you can Connect 2 or more Regions together and make it show as 1 big Region.


Whether you want to use Region Map Connecting.

UseRegionConnecting = true

Possible values:

  • true = enabled: Region Map Connecting is enabled and the Setting below is used.

  • false = disabled: Region Map Connecting is not used.


Add which Regions are Connected to each other and which Region Map Image to use as the Connected Region.

RegionConnections = {
  "Region2" => {
    0 => {
      :beginX => 30,
      :endX => 61,
      :beginY => 0,
      :endY => 25
    },
    1 => {
      :beginX => 0,
      :endX => 29,
      :beginY => 0,
      :endY => 25
    }
  }
}

Possible Values

  • "Region2"= The Name of the merged Region Map Image which shows all the Regions you want to connect.

    • Region ID:

      • 0: = The ID of the First Region added on the Region2 Region Map Image.

        • :beginX = 30: The Start Position on the X line that Region with ID 0 starts.

        • :endX = 61: The End Position on the X line that Region with ID 1 ends.

        • :beginY = 0: The Start Position on the Y line that Region with ID 0 starts.

        • :endY = 25: The End Postion on the Y line that Region with ID 0 ends.

      • 1: = The ID of the Second Region added on the Region2 Region Map Image.

        • :beginX = 0: The Start Position on the X line that the Region with ID 1 starts.

        • :endX = 29: The End Position on the X line that the Region with ID 1 ends.

        • :beginY = 0: The Start Position on the Y line that the Region with ID 1 starts.

        • :endY = 25: The End Position on the Y line that the Region with ID 1 starts.

Region Map Images

As shown on the Image above, it's important to keep both the original Region Map Images with their original names. The Merged Region Map image can be named anything (you can also name it mapRegion0and2) just add the correct name in the Setting as shown above.

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