Advanced map generator question
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4sheetzngeegles
Survivor
If I am understanding correctly, and unless it has changed, I believe it use to be according to
a zoning designation. Like newhouses, oldhouses, downtown. If it has changed I will be corrected
but I think that was the original color coding.
a zoning designation. Like newhouses, oldhouses, downtown. If it has changed I will be corrected
but I think that was the original color coding.
murky water
Refugee
i couldnt find any information at all on what the colours meant so i am super curious as well. i had to suss out myself that red was traders and whites are standalone pois but the rest is as unreadable as hieroglyphs
murky water
Refugee
could i please get elaboration + which colours is which type?
Riamus
Hunter
I think this is everything except old west. My test map didn't give me any so I don't have the color. Note that remnants are a darker shade of the color indicated. Sorry the colors aren't equal sized. I didn't bother spending time cleaning them up. 
Rural
Residential and Country Residential
Commercial
Downtown
Industrial
Trader
Checkpoint
Wilderness and some (all?) Parts
As a note, you can easily find this out when generating a map. Zoom in on the preview image once it's generated (before leaving the generation/preview window) and read the text shown. The tiles all have the district name in them, so you'll see something like rwg_tile_rural_corner_01, so you know the POI on that tile are rural. You won't see the edges of the tile, but it should be easy enough to tell which color surrounds the text. You may also see things like driveway parts in certain districts that tell you the district name.
Also note that this is from 1.4. I'm going to assume that 2.0 is the same, but they may have changed something.
Rural Residential and Country Residential Commercial Downtown Industrial Trader Checkpoint Wilderness and some (all?) PartsAs a note, you can easily find this out when generating a map. Zoom in on the preview image once it's generated (before leaving the generation/preview window) and read the text shown. The tiles all have the district name in them, so you'll see something like rwg_tile_rural_corner_01, so you know the POI on that tile are rural. You won't see the edges of the tile, but it should be easy enough to tell which color surrounds the text. You may also see things like driveway parts in certain districts that tell you the district name.
Also note that this is from 1.4. I'm going to assume that 2.0 is the same, but they may have changed something.