SMAC Roguelike

[Buster's Uncle]

If I understand at all, you actually need a mix of fungus and non-fungus outdoor squares in place of these floor tiles?  And the fungus in a variety of orientations, so you can design your own fungus patches, yes?

Here: I'll also attach a .jpg of the relevant SMAC(X) file to give you more to go on...

[cryopyre]

If I understand at all, you actually need a mix of fungus and non-fungus outdoor squares in place of these floor tiles?  And the fungus in a variety of orientations, so you can design your own fungus patches, yes?

Here: I'll also attach a .jpg of the relevant SMAC(X) file to give you more to go on...

Hmm, I'll look into that. Might be fun to learn some spriting anyways.

[Buster's Uncle]

I can talk you through it as far as how to reduce and place elements and generally working with a graphics program; I just am not familiar as I need to be with what you need to end up with - texture.pcx and ter1.pcx will give you all the traditional elements SMAC(X) uses for the map terrain.  Do you have Photshop, GIMP, or what?

[cryopyre]

I can talk you through it as far as how to reduce and place elements and generally working with a graphics program; I just am not familiar as I need to be with what you need to end up with - texture.pcx and ter1.pcx will give you all the traditional elements SMAC(X) uses for the map terrain.  Do you have Photshop, GIMP, or what?

Gimp, irfanview, inkscape...

mspaint

[Buster's Uncle]

I used to do everything I could with Paint, but I don't care for the W7 version.  GIMP, I know real well.

[Pickly]

How's this coming along.

[cryopyre]

How's this coming along.

My old computer died about a month ago. It was on its last legs anyways. Now I have this new fancy one and can resume work soon. Sorry about the sudden cutting off.

[Kilkakon]

It's cool, we wish you luck.