JNGP Tileset Issue

[Wasabee]

I'm working on my map when I editted the tileset. I added a new tile and when I opened the editor again the square tile cliff changed into the dirt cliff. I'm using version 2.0.7 I can't return the map to its original state.

 

[Gismo359]

There is a limit of 16 tiles, and if I remember correctly the 16th one was buggy( not sure though).

Pretty sure you need to let the map save itself when editing the tileset from UMSWE, and then restart JNGP (without saving it yourself).

 

[Wasabee]

Pretty sure you need to let the map save itself when editing the tileset from UMSWE, and then restart JNGP (without saving it yourself).

I know about this but the problem is I only add one extra tile aside from the base tileset of the map just a total of 10 tiles.

 

[Heinvers]

I think that fleddermaus mentioned on wc3c.net that JNGP should make(usually) some backups of the maps you work on.
Should be in Backups folder(if you have one).

 

[Wasabee]

It still doesn't enables me to add more tileset other than the base tileset.

 

[Heinvers]

Advanced > Modify Tileset > check the Use Custom Tileset option.

Then JNGP will add the tiles you need. Should work.

 

[Wasabee]

That is what I did.

 

[Dr Super Good]

After you done that you need to save the map, close the editor and open the editor and map again. At least that is what people keep saying.

The 16 tile limit includes the tile types linked to cliffs types. Cliffs themselves are still rather mysterious. Up to 16 can be used but only up to 4 mesh variations can be observed and only 2 mesh textures will be used.

 

[Wasabee]

After you done that you need to save the map, close the editor and open the editor and map again. At least that is what people keep saying.

The 16 tile limit includes the tile types linked to cliffs types. Cliffs themselves are still rather mysterious. Up to 16 can be used but only up to 4 mesh variations can be observed and only 2 mesh textures will be used.

It still doesn't work the cliff just change to another cliff type.