How to make bridges and water on the same tile?

[Munkee]

I was looking at the preset map called 'Mountain Village' and I saw that it has bridge tiles (from the Outside tileset) appearing to go over top of water tiles. However, when I tried this myself, I was unable to replicate it. Anyone know how to do this?

 

[Andar]

Without knowing what you did, we can't answer this - in most cases it should work automatically with the water on the bottom layer (A-Tiles) and the bridges on the upper layer (B-E-Tiles).


For some special cases it might be that you need to use shift-click-mapping. If you don't know about that mapping technique, I suggest you follow the link to the starting point in my signature and take a few weeks to work through the tutorials.

 

[Munkee]

Without knowing what you did, we can't answer this - in most cases it should work automatically with the water on the bottom layer (A-Tiles) and the bridges on the upper layer (B-E-Tiles).


For some special cases it might be that you need to use shift-click-mapping. If you don't know about that mapping technique, I suggest you follow the link to the starting point in my signature and take a few weeks to work through the tutorials.

Okay, thanks, the shift+click mapping thing worked. If it didn't, I pretty much would've had to remake a giant portion of my map because of the very limited amount of undos you have.

 

[Andar]

there are few undos because you don't need them to change any portion of the map into any ways...

 

[Jazeeri]

This was very helpful for me too! I didn't see anything about shift clicking in the help files. I was getting around the bridge issues by using bridges that worked without the shift click next to my non working bridge layers. This fixed my current project. Good info!