Map

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Summary

A <map> is the top level root node of a Mapcraft map file.

Children

<header> , <terrainset> , <tileset> , <areas> .

A <map> node is always the root node. It contains all information on a single map, including links to other maps, the bitmap image, terrain information and so on.

Example

<map>

<header>

<name> Example Map </name>

<author> Samuel Penn </author>

<id> example.1066074818754 </id>

<parent> none </parent>

<cvs>

<version> $Revision: 1.1 $ </version>

<date> $Date: 2004/07/10 21:46:22 </date>

</cvs>

<type> World </type>

<shape> Hexagonal </shape>

<imagedir> hexagonal/standard </imagedir>

<format> 0.2.1 </format>

</header>

<terrainset/>
<terrainset/>
<terrainset/>
<tileset/>
<areas/>

</map>

Definition

map:: (header, terrainset, terrainset, terrainset, tileset, areas?)

Presentation

A <map> is not designed to be rendered directly since it represents graphical rather than textual data. It is meant to be loaded by Mapcraft and displayed within as a Java JComponent.