Searchmap Types

[Kung Fu Man]

0 - Solid obstacle (black)

1 - Sand (dark blue)

2 - Wood 2 (dark green)

3 - Wood 3 (orange) , Creaky bridge - not in IETME

 

4 - Stone 1 (red)

5 - Soft surface (magenta)

6 - Dirt (cyan)

7 - Stone 2 (light grey)

 

8 - Light obstacle (dark grey)

9 - Wood 1 (light blue)

10 - Side wall (light green) - not in IETME

11- Snow (yellow), Impassable in bg2 (see sewers under CC)

 

12- Water (light red)

13- Roof (light magenta) - not in IETME

14- Exit (light cyan) - not in IETME

15- Grass (white)

 

I've tried to use the same names as in IETME where it was possible.

Someone please check the numbers before it gets included in IESDP.

[Kung Fu Man]

Vlad's Reply to the thread:

I do not agree with 5 (magenta) - "soft" surface. It's kind of solid obstacle much similiar to dark grey. Water is electric blue, but light red is a door (exit). Dark blue is not sand but passible water while sand is very dark red.

[igi]

Ok, here's what I think the BG2 seachmaps colours/sounds are:

 

0 - Obstacle - impassable, light blocking (black)

1 - Sand ? (burgandy)

2 - Wood (green)

3 - Wood (brown)

4 - Stone - echo-ey (dark blue)

5 - Grass - soft (purple)

6 - Water - passable (turquoise)

7 - Stone - hard (light gray)

8 - Obstacle - impassable, non light blocking (dark grey)

9 - Wood (red)

10 - Wall - impassable (bright green)

11 - Water - passable (yellow)

12 - Water - impassable (blue)

13 - Roof - impassable (pink)

14 - Worldmap exit (light blue)

15 - Grass (white)

[Avenger]

Yellow isn't passable in bg2, is it?

[igi]

It was when I tested it earlier today - it sounded like shallow water.

 

EDIT: And looking at the Copper Coronet searchmap - would snow really be nia sewer? I think shallow water is more likely.

[Guest Guest]

Nah, it is snow in iwd

And passable.

It is either passable snow (iwd) or unpassable "anything" (bg2)

[Avenger]

That was me.

So you say it was passable? Strange, I saw it in the large circular room with the slime, it was unpassable.

[igi]

It was definately passable. I'll check again tomorrow though.