A use for the "Invert" flag

[swietymiki]

This is something I came up with accidentally during the final phase of Xaroncharoo testing:

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In the "High Rollerz" graphic set, an inverted Dollar Plant actually looks as if it were laying on the ground and blocking the passage through both tiles. It might only look so realistic because there are almost no shadows next to decorations in this area and the tiles are rather dark. It doesn't look very well with trees from other sets but this example is worth a mention.

[GooRoo]

Mar 29, 2019 12:32:02 GMT -8 swietymiki said:

This is something I came up with accidentally during the final phase of Xaroncharoo testing:

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In the "High Rollerz" graphic set, an inverted Dollar Plant actually looks as if it were laying on the ground and blocking the passage through both tiles. It might only look so realistic because there are almost no shadows next to decorations in this area and the tiles are rather dark. It doesn't look very well with trees from other sets but this example is worth a mention.

So the proper use in this example is that the 'pot' square is impassable,and the dollar sign square is clear, right?

[swietymiki]

It would be like this if the plant was above the ground. But in this example, both the pot and the dollar sign are lying on the floor, so I placed 2 solid tiles below (at least that's how I imagine it).

[GooRoo]

Mar 29, 2019 14:32:59 GMT -8 swietymiki said:

It would be like this if the plant was above the ground. But in this example, both the pot and the dollar sign are lying on the floor, so I placed 2 solid tiles below (at least that's how I imagine it).

The 'pot' would be on a SOLID tile, certainly, but the fallen plant's destination tile could be anything ... but (IMNSHO) should be CLEAR.

[swietymiki]

I assume that if a Grunt can't jump over the pot, he can't jump over the the plant either...

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It's more clearly visible on fallen trees in other areas that both tiles (gray outlines) are rather impassable.