Liquid War (v5.4.0) - User levels




A piece of advice
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  You can use your own levels whith Liquid War 5. The only thing you have to do
  is to put your own 256-colors vbitmap files in a special directory, and the
  program will use them. Currently, BMP, LBM, PCX, and TGA files are supported.
  It is a good thing to use 256 colors bitmaps, for they waste less disk space
  than truecolor bitmaps, and Liquid War 5 converts all bitmaps to 32 colors
  bitmaps. 2-color bitmaps will probably cause the program to crash. I warned
  you!

  The best thing you can do to create your user levels is to have a look at the
  few user files I put in the .zip file and try at first to do something that
  looks about the same!



Maps
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  Liquid War 5 does many checking on user levels and is much safer than Liquid
  War 3. Still, try and help the program not to crash, if possible.

  Liquid War considers that dark colors are walls and bright colors are
  associated to the playable area. So you can draw your walls in black, dark
  blue, etc... And the rest of the map can be of any bright color such as white
  or yellow.

  You can draw a small map on a big bitmap, as long as you use a bright
  background color. Liquid War will autodetect the range of your map and add
  the border line if necessary.

  Liquid War re-orders all the maps, so that the smallest ones are on the left
  and the most complicated ones on the right when you choose them with the
  slider in the "map" menu. So if you can't find the map you just draw, don't
  worry, it is probably just mixed with the levels from the .dat file.

  The default path for maps is "custom\map\".



Textures
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  All you have to do is put a bitmap in the default directory which is
  "custom\texture\".



Send me your levels
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  Maybe you will find that my levels are ugly and unplayable. Well, if you have
  made user levels and think they are great, just send them to me by attaching
  them to an E-mail ("ufoot@ufoot.org"). Please use only 256 colors bitmap and
  zip them before sending them, for I sincerly don't want my provider's mail
  server to explode. If I get enough new user levels, I will try and include
  them in the next release of Liquid War.

