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map.xml · map metadata

XML describing map metadata and parameters. It works alongside map.obj.xml objects and Terrain.*.grid layers.

Documented edition: Imperivm HD · Partial documentation

map.xml contains descriptive information and map parameters. The documented subset includes the name, description, dimensions, exploration options and a starting point.

Changing this file alone does not change objects or rebuild terrain grids. A complete map requires consistency between its related files.

Element Fields Known scope
map (root) name, displayname, descr, persist_state Metadata and persistence state; no additional persist_state semantics are assigned here
size x, y Nonzero, equal integers in the documented reader
user_art explored Text whose internal encoding is not described
expl NoFog, NoExplore Integer values used as Boolean-like options
start_pt x, y Integer starting-point coordinates
  • Preserve the spelling and capitalization of documented elements and attributes.
  • Do not change size alone to enlarge a map: terrain layers and other dimension-dependent data also exist.
  • Preserve unknown fields in an existing file; this entry documents a subset rather than a complete schema.
  • Use XML escaping when generating attribute text.

Element-order tolerance, handling of unknown elements, complete character encoding and an external versioned schema are not documented here.

The equal-dimensions condition does not establish that any square size is valid or supported. Do not derive a list of supported sizes from this entry.

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