Odin wrote:Damn, how did you know that ?! hehe..
I didn't know it. I simply suspected it due to your lusty Norse nature...
Odin wrote:Well, I must say that I'm a dummy in these things. Ok, laying tiles.. isn't there an easy way to do it ? like laying several tiles at one time etc...
You can go the route that JJ86 suggested where you take and modify an existing map from the core campaign - or, if you ask some of the mappers they may very well give you permission to use theirs - or you can use Red's method of making tileset. (There's a topic devoted to it, so a coupld of loving minutes spent w/the forum search should do you some good there.)
For the quickest method, I personally use the ability to select multiple tiles. You simply hold down Shift, while you left-click on the tiles you want. You can select tiles multiple times to give you the mix you want (you just can't select the same tile twice in a row). Then you simply right-click, hold and draw out the bounding box until you have an area as large as you want and release.
Viola! The area is now filled w/a random mixture of the tiles you selected.
Note: Don't select tiles w/easily recognizable features on them w/this method, as the engine has a penchant for placing similar tiles next to each other and it will look like ass. Just leave it bland for now, then, when you're "dressing up" the map after you've got the important terrain in, you can go back and break up the monotony w/those tiles that have some sort of easily recognizable feature on them.
Odin wrote:...I gotta read the readme me thinks..
Yeah, I'd recommend that.

(You might want to grab JJ86's HTML version of the ReadMe, too.)
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