Trying to track down an old tileset...

[Teflon Eppy]

I used to run a level that I called "Pipe Maze" or something like that. I used a tileset that consisted of different-colored pipes - not much else, though. It was pretty simple overall, but I had a lot of fun with it. I already looked through the downloads section, but short of downloading everything there, I can't find the tileset. If anyone can help, or more amazingly, if anyone played the level and -remembers- it 5 years later, I'd appreciate the help.

- Teflon Eppy - oldschool JJ2 player.

[cooba]

THIS http://www.jazz2online.com/J2Ov2/downloads/info.php?levelID=1635, maybe?

[Teflon Eppy]

No, but it gave me a lead as to what I -was- looking for... the name "Mezz", mentioned as a tileset it was similar to, jogged my memory. I'll have to see if I can find that one anywhere. Thanks, albeit indirectly. ^_^

-Teflon Eppy

[Teflon Eppy]

Found it! Mez01 tileset. Thanks for the help!

-Teflon Eppy

[cooba]

Use Mez01Foo. ;p

[Olsen]

Use Mez01Foo. ;p
:lol: yeah use that one! :lol:

[n00b]

No mez04

[Teflon Eppy]

No mez04

Mez01 was the one I was actually looking for but what the heck? I'll take a look at that one, if I can find it. =p

-Teflon Eppy

"Nothing sticks to Teflon. Except those darn seekers..."

[Olsen]

mez04 was never created if i got it right.

[Teflon Eppy]

Looks like Mez04 is a really crappy tileset. It's got an entire 10 tiles, and that's including the blank. =p

It's easier finding a tileset, by the way, if you know the name of it. ^_^

[n00b]

Thats why I said to use it, its only got 10 tiles. Make the most of it.Its a challenge.

[Teflon Eppy]

Thats why I said to use it, its only got 10 tiles. Make the most of it.Its a challenge.

*chuckles* I'm not saying I couldn't make something of it - it just wasn't what I was looking for. I'm looking to revive the pipe maze battle level. It was pretty popular when I ran it.

P.S. I'm also -very- rusty with JCS - it's that whole not-having-used-it-in-four-years thing. I'm not looking for -that- much of a challenge.

[n00b]

Well if you need any help, use the How.to JCS, I cant speak for the JCS.Ref becuase it doesnt seem to work at all for me.

[Odin]

JCS is very easy if you can compute math(s) in your head at decent speeds, like me. It also helps if you memorize the hotkeys. Also, running JCS at the highest resolution possible (I use 1280x1024) can really make a difference.

Also, you might want to get the updated JCS.ini if you don't have it. It helps out a lot, trust me.

[Violet CLM]

Also, running JCS at the highest resolution possible (I use 1280x1024) can really make a difference.
It can, but it has its disadvantages. 1024x768 is good for JCS because you can still view event names at 50% zoom.

[Teflon Eppy]

A long time back, I used to be pretty good with JCS - it's less of an "I don't know how" than an "I don't remember how". Just working with it for an evening has really jogged my memory with regards to how it's done. That said, I appreciate the reference y'all gave me, and I'll most certainly check 'em out. Worst thing that can happen is that I wasted a few minutes of my time. =p

[Odin]

It can, but it has its disadvantages. 1024x768 is good for JCS because you can still view event names at 50% zoom.

I can still read the event names at 50% zoom at 1280x1024. Mainly because I have a "19 monitor.

[Olsen]

I can still read the event names at 50% zoom at 1280x1024. Mainly because I have a "19 monitor.

"19 Monitors rules

[Disguise]

It can, but it has its disadvantages. 1024x768 is good for JCS because you can still view event names at 50% zoom.Ah, but at 1600x1200 it's like you have 50% zoom all the time ;b

I'm a sucker for big resolutions