QUOTE(Radien @ Aug 17 2007, 03:26 PM) 
Overhead combos are a very easy way to have objects appear over Link without having to worry about formally assigning layers. In fact, they will be VERY useful to you.
If you assign "Overhead" to the upper part of each door combo (the part Link is suppose to go under), all of your existing doors will function that way without replacing them manually.There's a small chance that using the "Doors" tool to place passageways might interfere with this, but try it: edit your existing passageway combos to assign the "Overhead" combo type to the upper part of the door (as in, the part of the doorway that's furthest from the dungeon floor, which will be anywhere between 1 and 3 combos wide).
Yeah I ended up doing the edit combo thing and it worked once someone pointed out that the right click works in ZQ (yes I am that slow).
QUOTE(Gleeok @ Aug 17 2007, 03:44 PM)
No, no, no! You don't need no stinkin freeform dungeons!! C'mon here guys that's not helping anybody. Layers??? This is a NES type quest with only a little liberty taken in dungeons.
Yes Gleeok, I'm afraid I joined the darkside went with freeform.
QUOTE(Gleeok @ Aug 17 2007, 03:44 PM)
Jerome: i'm assuming this is the lv4 b2 walls problem, yes?
As well as doing the same thing but vertically similar in level 5. BTW added quite a few money spots since the version you have. I think almost every level has one of some sort now (even if small).
QUOTE(Hoten @ Aug 18 2007, 03:01 AM)
I think he's doing the classic set because of it's simplicity.
BINGO- GET THIS MAN A PRIZE!! Yeah when I had mentioned to Gleeok about starting to make my own he kindly informed to STAY AWAY FROM BS TILES AND UP so that I can learn first. Better to try to learn what and how to do something than trying to do the same but with complicated cool graphics.
Cool graphics won't get me the ladies if I can't get them to work!
