RingoD123

This error comes up when you are trying to open a building made in a newer version of Tilezed than what you are using, the latest version of Tilezed can be found here:

Hi, try using the latest tools and tilesets that have just been posted:

Your zombie spawn map has to cover all of your map mod, even if you are only exporting a single cell the image has to be the correct size for your whole map. A 300x300 zombie spawn map would be for a 10x10 cell map not for a single cell.

If you are doing 12x12 cells for your map then your zombie spawn map must be 360x360 pixels (10% of the size of your map)

Is the legend there in buildingEd? If not then you have an old version of the tools. If it is there and you have set them correctly then you must use the "generate building features" tool after your lots have been generated. You can always check the vanilla worldmap.xml file for all the keys and values used.

In WorldEd, click on Edit and then Preferences, then in the Tiles Directory part of the preferences window, navigate to and select your tiles folder (make sure it is the tiles folder you select and not the 2x folder inside of it). After changing the setting, close worlded and tilezed and then re-open.

Just had a check myself and I need to update the guide. We need to be adding "weightChance=100" (or whatever you want the value to be) to the end of our "{name=" lines, so using my guide in the OP (which I will update) my distributions.lua would look like this: local bedforddistributionTable = { bedfordgasstation = { shelvesmag = { procedural = true, procList = { {name="MagazineRackMapsRingo", min=5, max=10, forceForZones="Unique", weightChance=100}, {name="MagazineRackMixed", min=2, max=5, forceForZones="Unique", weightChance=100}, {name="MagazineRackMapsRingo", min=1, max=5, weightChance=100}, {name="MagazineRackNewspaper", min=1, max=1, weightChance=100}, {name="MagazineRackMixed", min=0, max=99, weightChance=100}, } }, }, all = { shelvesmag = { procedural = true, procList = { {name="MagazineRackMaps", min=1, max=5, weightChance=100}, {name="MagazineRackNewspaper", min=1, max=1, weightChance=100}, {name="MagazineRackMixed", min=0, max=99, weightChance=100}, {name="MagazineRackMapsRingo", min=1, max=5, weightChance=100}, } }, } } table.insert(Distributions, 2, bedforddistributionTable);

When in game in debug mode press F2, the right hand window will show you what room def and zone your cursor is hovering over.

Testing in debug can help a lot as it can show you what room definition a container is in, so you can make sure your room def is showing up correctly in game. You can also raise the loot settings in sandbox mode to make it more likely that loot will spawn in the containers you are wanting to test.

The 3 colors you listed as not being recognized are veg map colors, not base map colors.

You need to point WorldEd to the Tiles folder you downloaded. In WorldEd click on Edit and then Preferences, then make sure the "Tiles Directory" is pointed to the Tiles folder you downloaded and NOT the 2x folder inside of it, once done restart TileZed and WorldEd and you should be good to go.

Yeah just realised they are vanilla items, no script needed. Try removing the "require" lines from both files. Also in your CarWindowDistributions.lua add "weightChance=100" to each of your procList entries so that they all look like this: procList = { {name="CarWindowsAll", min=3,max=5, weightChance=100}, If you are still having trouble seeing them in game then remember you can use debug mode to make sure you are in a correct roomdef for the items to spawn.

Your proceduraldistributions.lua is missing a comma after the closing bracket for the items, it should look like this: "Windshield3", 50, }, } Apart from that it looks like it should work as long as you have actually added your items to the game using a base script as outlined at the start of this guide: If so then all i'd say is that the only place you are telling the new items to spawn is in rooms that do not have a specific room definition and also contain a shelf, metal shelf or a crate, which is probable not many places, if any.

here: local DropDistTable = { pharmacystorage = { metal_shelves = { procedural = true, procList = { {name="TheyKnewList", min=1, max=6}, You are referencing a definition called "TheyKnewList" but here: ProceduralDistributions.list.TheyKnewItem = { rolls = 6, items = { "Zomboxycycline", 50, "Zomboxivir", 50, }, } end the definition is called "TheyKnewItem". Also here: table.insert(Distributions, 2, customDistTable); you are trying to add "customDistTable" to the Distributions table, but here: local DropDistTable = { pharmacystorage = { metal_shelves = { you named the table "DropDistTable". Also, a full guide on customizing loot can be found here:

Make sure you image is 300x300 pixels or a divisible by 300 (600x600, 1500x1500 etc). Also make sure you bmp's or png's are saved as a 24 bit images.

Looks like you have colors meant to be used on your main map image in your veg map.

Download the latest tileset from here: Then in Tilezed click on "tools" and then "tilesets..." and then point the tiles folder to the tiles folder you just downloaded (make sure you point to the tiles folder and not the 2x folder inside of it).

Here, for the first time ever, you will find our library of buildings from the entirety of Knox Country, but excluding Louisville, for now. Some of the more unique "landmark" buildings from around the map have also been excluded for now. Keep a look out for future releases too! Buildings Catalogue Curated.zip

Have you added poly's (the new in game map options in WorldEd) in worldEd with the correct definitions over your roads? (highway - primary, highway - secondary etc?)

Building lots and bmps are fine to use again.

No worries, glad it's working for you!

Here's some pictures of the server setting that work for me with your map:

OK, just tested your workshop map and I managed to get it working as a host of a server, you just have to make sure that all of the mods you specified as required on your workshop page are also added to your server in the mods tab of the server settings, I also made sure they were added to the mods tab before adding your map. After that I started the server and your map came up as a spawn option as it should.

If your problem is being created by using polygon zones for foraging etc then just changing them on 1 cell probably wouldn't work as all of your cells share the same objects.lua. water zones should also be placed using the regular "create object" tool. Explanations on how to place all of the zones can be found in Step 6 of the One Stop TileZed Guide. Your image for your server settings looks correct. Does the workshop version also work in single player? if not then the issue is probably to do with your folder/file structure.

For zones, everything has to be placed using the basic "create object" tool. The only time you should ever use the polygon tools is for marking your roads and paths to show up on your in-game mini map. Check all of your cells, have you placed any water zones? if you have then make sure you have at least 2 water zones on your cell, it's possible there is still a bug if you only have 1 water zone on a cell. If your map is not loading in multiplayer then the most likely suspects are that you have not set your server up correctly and you are trying to load your map mod before the vanilla map instead of the other way around, or you are trying to add your map to a game that was already in progress. The "map=" line in your servers setting should end with Muldraugh, KY, not start with it. Zombie spawn maps are only half of the equation when it comes to zombies actually spawning, the other half is your sandbox settings, so even if your zombie spawn map is completely black you will still get zombies spawning based off your sandbox setting.