Well the string tilemapper deals with tokenized binary, and until recently, I had no idea what was going on with that.
Perhaps I'll take another look at that function...

Holy crap. I need to get on my entry.

i rather like the mega boss. his sprite seems a bit on the dark side, but i suppose that is appropriate.

Quote from: DJ Omnimaga on November 24, 2010, 11:13:34 pm

Celtic tilemapping used hex, right?

Nope, it uses tokens.

And for those of you curious, here's the bestiary.

Spoiler For Bestiary:

Enemies:
1) Dark Knight

2)White Knight


Bosses:
3) Ogre

4) Necromancer

5) Dark General


Final Boss:
Discord

Wow I wonder how hard it is to edit tilemaps then... I guess if I return to BASIC I'll stick to matrices X.x

Btw nice images, same for the one in the post after that quoted one.

Ah I see, which game was it by the way? I don't remember if you said it before

Yeah I think it might be a good idea to maybe have some more, unless the RPG is really short. Unless he's planning to have enemies become stronger as you progress but remain the same type?

Ah ok, so basically enemies will kinda be like Final Fantasy VIII and a bit like Illusiat 1 and 2 originals. In the original two Illusiat games, enemies strength increased as you progressed. (although it was poorly balanced in my case)

In Illusiat 12, there are only 10 enemy types,  but you encouter the same type later in the game at a different level most of the time and you don't encounter every kind of enemy in all areas.