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I have finally posted the completed 28 page .pdf document with enough information for builders deciding to utilize the Community Tileset Projects Release 1 product effectively in their own modules.
Each tileset chapter includes complete information about who worked on the tilesets, a description of which load screens are included, what size each tile is, what terrain is required for each tile, a description for each tile, plus other assorted info.
I hope this document is useful to builders who want to know which tiles are available to them in each tileset.
CTP R1 - Tileset Documentation for Builders
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i have started work on v1.1 of this document. i needed to add some people to the credits and also make some miscellaneous changes. i have also added another 2 page chapter describing the many different doors provided in release 1.
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Door Name Action Description
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Metal:
Curtain of Gold Mesh Pull Aside Golden Mesh Curtain
Curtain of Iron Mesh Pull Aside Silver Mesh Curtain
Other:
Area Transition Clickable Blue Area Transition
Curtain of Evil 1 Pull Aside Black Cloth w/Spider Emblem
Curtain of Evil 2 Pull Aside Brown Cloth w/Black Spider Web Pattern
Curtain of Evil 3 Pull Aside Red Cloth Curtain w/Pattern
Curtain of Ivy Pull Aside Hanging Ivy
Curtain of Scaly Hide Pull Aside Stitched Animal Hide Curtain
Curtain, Dark Cloth 1 Pull Aside Brown/Tan Cloth Curtain
Curtain, Dark Cloth 2 Pull Aside Light Brown Cloth Curtain
Curtain, Heavy Cloth 1 Pull Aside Light Tan Cloth Curtain
Curtain, Heavy Cloth 2 Pull Aside Gray/Tan Cloth Curtain
Curtain, Light Cloth 1 Pull Aside Gray Cloth Curtain
Curtain, Light Cloth 2 Pull Aside Tan Cloth Weave Curtain
Curtain, Old Stained Pull Aside Water Stained and Mildewed Curtain
Curtain, Patterned 1 Pull Aside Light Tan Weave Repeatting Pattern Curtain
Curtain, Patterned 2 Pull Aside Orange/Tan Cloth Curtain w/Black/Gray Spot Pattern
Curtain, Patterned 3 Pull Aside Red/Black Cloth Layered Style Curtain
Curtain, Patterned 4 Pull Aside Tan Patterned Cloth Curtain
Curtain, Rich 1 Pull Aside Red Cloth Curtain w/Black Pattern
Curtain, Rich 2 Pull Aside Green Cloth Curtain w/Gold Pattern
Curtain, Rich 3 Pull Aside Persian Star Pattern Cloth Curtain
Curtain, Rich 4 Pull Aside Red Velvet Curtain
Curtain, Sun Motif 1 Pull Aside Stone Looking Cloth Curtain w/Large Sun
Curtain, Sun Motif 2 Pull Aside Tan Cloth Curtain w/Sun Burst
Stone:
Evil Stone Door 20n0 Hinged Brightly Colored Illithid Door
Stone Door 08h Hinged Dark Gray Door w/Ring Handle
Stone Door 08i Hinged Light Gray Door w/Ring Handle
Stone Door 08j Hinged Gray Door w/White Mineral Stains
Stone Door 08k Hinged Gray Door w/White Mineral/Black Mildew Stains
Stone Door 08l Hinged Gray Door w/Mildew Stains
Stone Door 20m0 Hinged Carved Door w/3 Bronze Glyphs
Stone Door 20m1 Hinged Dark Gray Door w/Large White Glpyh
Stone Door 20n1 Hinged Red Dragon Tile Patterned Door
Stone Door 20p0 Hinged Tan Marble Door w/a Light Tan Glyph
Stone Door 20p1 Hinged Light Tan Marble Door w/Green Glyph
Wood:
Fancy Door 01b Hinged Rich Wood Door w/ Frosted Glass Panels
Fancy Door 02b Hinged Rich Wood Carved Door
Fancy Door 05i Hinged Wood Panel Door w/ Upper Glass Window + Ring Handle
Fancy Door 05l Hinged Wood Panel Door w/ Overgrown Ivy + Ring Handle
Gothic Door 21r0 Hinged Grey Wood Door w/ Upper Glass Window + Doorknob
Gothic Door 21r1 Hinged White Wood Door w/ Upper Glass Window + Doorknob
Gothic Door 21s0 Hinged Tan Wood Door w/ Upper Glass Window + Doorknob
Gothic Door 21s1 Hinged White Wood Door w/ Doorknob
Gothic Door 21t0 Hinged Red Door w/ Doorknob
Gothic Door 21t1 Hinged Older White Dust Stained Door w/ Doorknob
Gothic Door 21u0 Hinged Green Wood Door w/ Doorknob
Gothic Door 21u1 Hinged Gray Wood Door w/ Doorknob
Oriental Door 23x Sliding 2 Tatami Oriental Doors w/ 2 Doorknobs
Oriental Door 23y Sliding 2 Solid Wooden Door w/ 2 Doorknobs
Oriental Door 23z Sliding 2 Solid Wooden Door w/ 2 Door handles
Oriental Door 24x Sliding Tatami Door w/Doorknob
Oriental Door 24y Sliding Solid Wooden Door w/ Doorknob
Oriental Door 24z Sliding Wooden Panel Door w/ Door Handle
Strong Door 01a Hinged Steel Reinforced Door w/Door Handle
Strong Door 01d Hinged Steel Reinforced Door w/Door Handle + Red Glyphs
Strong Door 01e Hinged Wooden Panel w/ Outer Ring of Raised Frame Glyphs
Strong Door 02a Hinged Steel Reinforced w/ Door Handle + Barred Peep Window
Strong Door 02d Hinged Steel Reinforced w/ Door Handle + Green Peep Window
Strong Door 02e Hinged Wooden Door w/ 3 Red Glyphs + Door Handle
Strong Door 05k Hinged Steel Reinforced w/ Door Ring and Wood Peep Window
Strong Door 20q0 Hinged Steel Reinforced + Studded w/ Center Door Ring
Strong Door 20q1 Hinged Light Solid Wood Door w/ Carved Double Axe Design
Strong Door 22 Hinged Barred Window Door w/ Key Hole No Handle
Wooden Door 01c Hinged Rich Light Wood Panel Door w/ Door Handle
Wooden Door 02c Hinged Light Wood Panel Door w/ Door Handle
Wooden Door 05h Hinged Rich Large Hinged Panel Door w/Key Hole + Door Ring
Wooden Door 05j Hinged Large Hinged Panel Door w/Key Hole + Door Ring
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CTP Generic Doors is already fully documented.
It is not a good idea to repeat information because it makes for twice the work maintaining it.
Still, if you want to waste your time, go ahead. It's your time.
A few suggestions :
20n0 is not an Illithid pattern.
None of the doors is reinforced with steel. They are wrought iron.
It is not a good idea to repeat information because it makes for twice the work maintaining it.
Still, if you want to waste your time, go ahead. It's your time.
A few suggestions :
- Do not use w/ as an abbreviation
- Use words ("two", "three") not digits in phrases
- Learn to use tables
- Spell-check your typing (example: "Repeatting")
- Use capitalization correctly
- Adjectival phrases should be hyphenated (example: "pull-aside")
- keyhole is one word
20n0 is not an Illithid pattern.
None of the doors is reinforced with steel. They are wrought iron.
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yes it is.
there is a file included with the release 1 of CTP expertly detailing how to use these doors, their textures and tags. a picture of each door is also included in that file.
i have of course included a credits chapter heading and made sure to include that this detailed file exists for those looking for more info about the incredible doors in this release.
input i might be looking for on this is my descriptions. should i change something about the way i describe the doors?
there is a file included with the release 1 of CTP expertly detailing how to use these doors, their textures and tags. a picture of each door is also included in that file.
i have of course included a credits chapter heading and made sure to include that this detailed file exists for those looking for more info about the incredible doors in this release.
input i might be looking for on this is my descriptions. should i change something about the way i describe the doors?
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[QUOTE=Sharona Curves;8491]yes it is.
there is a file included with the release 1 of CTP expertly detailing how to use these doors, their textures and tags. a picture of each door is also included in that file.[/quote]
I know. I wrote it
[quote]input i might be looking for on this is my descriptions. should i change something about the way i describe the doors?[/QUOTE]
See below, but really, verbal descriptions don't add anything useful to the pictures. The pictures are what the doors are. Verbal descriptions are what people perceive them to be and they are not only subjective but everybody sees them differently. You look at blackish metal fittings and see steel because you live in a world where that's what things are made of. I look at them and see wrought iron, because I know that's what was used in the medieval period that NWN is generally set in, when steel hadn't been invented. But the door is covered in a bitmap which doesn't show steel or wrought iron. It just shows a blackish color. So who's to say ? People can look at the pictures and decide for themselves. After all, the whole game is just an illusion. A fantasy. It is whatever people imagine it to be.
there is a file included with the release 1 of CTP expertly detailing how to use these doors, their textures and tags. a picture of each door is also included in that file.[/quote]
I know. I wrote it
[quote]input i might be looking for on this is my descriptions. should i change something about the way i describe the doors?[/QUOTE]
See below, but really, verbal descriptions don't add anything useful to the pictures. The pictures are what the doors are. Verbal descriptions are what people perceive them to be and they are not only subjective but everybody sees them differently. You look at blackish metal fittings and see steel because you live in a world where that's what things are made of. I look at them and see wrought iron, because I know that's what was used in the medieval period that NWN is generally set in, when steel hadn't been invented. But the door is covered in a bitmap which doesn't show steel or wrought iron. It just shows a blackish color. So who's to say ? People can look at the pictures and decide for themselves. After all, the whole game is just an illusion. A fantasy. It is whatever people imagine it to be.
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[QUOTE=OldMansBeard;8492]
See below, but really, verbal descriptions don't add anything useful to the pictures. The pictures are what the doors are. Verbal descriptions are what people perceive them to be and they are not only subjective but everybody sees them differently.[/QUOTE]
a picture is worth a thousand words.
i just did not think it would be necessary to repeat those in this document. a picture for each tile and door would be nutz. :crazy:
so i take it my descriptions(no steel though) are fine then?
i still have quite a few more adjustments to make based on feedback so any ideas on these descriptions would be great.
See below, but really, verbal descriptions don't add anything useful to the pictures. The pictures are what the doors are. Verbal descriptions are what people perceive them to be and they are not only subjective but everybody sees them differently.[/QUOTE]
a picture is worth a thousand words.
i just did not think it would be necessary to repeat those in this document. a picture for each tile and door would be nutz. :crazy:
so i take it my descriptions(no steel though) are fine then?
i still have quite a few more adjustments to make based on feedback so any ideas on these descriptions would be great.
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just thought i would let everyone know after some thinking on this matter i will not be adding this chapter on the doors to the the tileset as was suggested by somebody else. instead of wasting pages on documenting something that is already well documented i will simply be adding a brief introductory chapter on the CTP and included information about where to find more complete info on these doors.
to me at least it just makes more sense to direct someone to an already available pictorial document instead of rehashing this info with simple descriptions. the post above with the info can be used in way you wish but i have no plans to include it in the tilesets documentation.
sorry to confuse anyone and while i normally do requests when i can this one just feels like wasted time and space.
to me at least it just makes more sense to direct someone to an already available pictorial document instead of rehashing this info with simple descriptions. the post above with the info can be used in way you wish but i have no plans to include it in the tilesets documentation.
sorry to confuse anyone and while i normally do requests when i can this one just feels like wasted time and space.