Integrator - Revision history

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 '''Release type:''' [[Retail]] ([[Game-Maker]] suite)<br />
 '''Release date:''' 1991 (original release)<br />
-'''Author:''' [[Recreational Software Designs]]<br />
+'''Author:''' [[G. Andrew Stone]]<br />
 '''Related tools:''' [[Graphics Image Reader]], [[Palette Designer]], [[Block Designer]], [[Character Maker]], [[Monster Maker]], [[Map Maker]], [[Sound Designer]], [[Xferplay]], [[Deluxe Paint]], [[Neopaint]], [[Autodesk Animator]], [[Metamorf]]
 }}Let’s say you have two maps, Map1 and Map2. In your [[.GAM]] file you can click twice to plop down two boxes. In the first box, select your first map file; select a tile set; select a monster, character, and sound set. Define an entry and an exit point on the map. Do similarly for box 2.

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 [[Category: Formats and Tools]]
 [[Category: First-party tools]]
 [[Category: Recreational Software Designs]]

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 == Tips ==
 * You can place up to 200 nodes in a given .GAM file (after which the file becomes unreadable -- so watch out!), but you can only place 30 in a given session. Solution: place your 30 nodes, save your .GAM file, exit Integrator, and then load it all back up again. Presto: you may continue your node placement.
 * Any given node can only support 20 exit links; if you need more exit points, try splitting them across several related levels.
 * For any given level, if you leave the character and character block fields blank the engine will carry over the character files from the previous level. For games with a choice of characters, therefore, you need not make copies of the same levels for every character instance.
 == Version history ==

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 * Any given node can only support 20 exit links; if you need more exit points, try splitting them across several related levels.
 * For any given level, if you leave the character and character block fields blank the engine will carry over the character files from the previous level. For games with a choice of characters, therefore, you need not make copies of the same levels for every character instance.
 == Version history ==

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 == Tips ==
-* You can place as many nodes as you want (at least, the upper limit is yet to be determined), but you can only place 30 at a time. Solution: place your 30 nodes, save your .GAM file, exit Integrator, and then load it all back up again. Presto: you may continue your node placement.
+* You can place up to 200 nodes in a given .GAM file (after which the file becomes unreadable -- so watch out!), but you can only place 30 in a given session. Solution: place your 30 nodes, save your .GAM file, exit Integrator, and then load it all back up again. Presto: you may continue your node placement.
 * Any given node can only support 20 exit links; if you need more exit points, try splitting them across several related levels.
 * For any given level, if you leave the character and character block fields blank the engine will carry over the character files from the previous level. For games with a choice of characters, therefore, you need not make copies of the same levels for every character instance.

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 * For any given level, if you leave the character and character block fields blank the engine will carry over the character files from the previous level. For games with a choice of characters, therefore, you need not make copies of the same levels for every character instance.
-==Version history==
+== Version history ==
 - Version 3.00

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 Programmed by Gregory Stone.
-==Tips==
+== Tips ==
 * For any given level, if you leave the character and character block fields blank the engine will carry over the character files from the previous level. For games with a choice of characters, therefore, you need not make copies of the same levels for every character instance.