Extra Small Scenarios Pack
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Extra small sized maps which can be used for small puzzling/intro scenario's. Each scenario has an additional similar scenario with the "Lengthen Combat Mode/Triple Hitpoint Mode" activated in case you want to use this.
Note: The original 48x48 map size (without the Lengthen Combat Mode) has already been unlocked by CenturionZ_1 and MrCheeze, so it is not included with this pack.
Installing
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To use the scenario's in the Scenario Editor, simply copy them into your "scenario" folder in your Age of Empires directory.
Default location:
c:\Program Files\Microsoft Games\Age of Empires\scenario
Special thanks/credit:
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Scenario_t_c/Trisolo
DiGiT
Just updated it - the 1000_a_10x10_eh.scn seemed to crash/not load like it should, should be working properly now.
[Edited on 09/01/08 @ 11:15 AM]
Mapppp (id: Jimmy2)
Posted on 09/01/08 @ 12:47 PM
Hmmm, I could use the 10X10 ones. Nice work!
zapdotep
Posted on 09/01/08 @ 05:58 PM
I can't find any 30*30 map by CenturionZ_1 in this Granary. Maybe you confused it with the 48*48 map (which seems to have been removed in favor for MrCheeze's stable version)?
[Edited on 09/01/08 @ 05:59 PM]
PhatFish Staff
File Author
Posted on 09/10/08 @ 12:13 PM
When hexing, the 30x30 map size actually is 48x48 tiles, try it out yourself.
zapdotep
Posted on 09/28/08 @ 08:39 AM
Wait, do you mean the dimensions you quoted above are in hexadecimal? If so, the maps are actually 16*16 and 32*32? Please clarify?
PhatFish Staff
File Author
Posted on 09/29/08 @ 10:34 AM
They are hexidecimal indeed, prolly should change the instructions with the appropriate tiles.
It seems from 10x10 onwards AoE uses a different algorithm, and adds more 160100 (tile data) bytes when launching the scenario/template, for some weird unknown reason - which always results in 16x16 tiles (10x10 map size), 32x32 tiles (20x20 map size) and 48x48 (30x30 map size).
zapdotep
Posted on 10/01/08 @ 01:44 AM
You mean it automatically fills in the terrain when you change the map size?
Also I think the reason it became 16 when you type in 10 is because hex numbers use letters A - F to represent 10 - 15. Example:
Dec = Hex
10 = A
16 = 10
20 = 14
30 = 1E
32 = 20
48 = 30
[Edited on 10/01/08 @ 01:56 AM]
MrCheeze
Posted on 07/13/09 @ 01:05 PM
So, the 10x10 is actually 16x16, the 20x20 is actually 32x32, and the 30x30 is actually 48x48 (aka Microscopic size)
Posted on 08/29/08 @ 04:18 PM (updated 09/01/08)