Todd Mitchell wrote: > > There are some options when you run java that may help this > > out: -Xmx<num>mb increase the heap size the program can use. Yes indeed. If you want to open a lot of maps at once and/or huge ones, run it like "java -Xmx128mb -jar CFJavaEditor.jar". > > Monsters can cross tiled maps. [...] > > > One problem I see with this is player a stirs up some monsters and > player b comes walking by on his way to newbie map Alpha and gets > eaten alive. I agree it would be great if monsters relyably sticked to certain areas. Simple blocking squares could help there in several ways. Having certain mountain- and forest tiles block movement would allow a better structured worldmap: You can't always go straight, there can be hidden places, restricted areas, monsters can't rush around freely... It might be cool for example to encircle Brest with an unpassable mountain ridge. Players would have to walk through some underground dungeons to get to Brest, as it is a mid/high-level area. Also useful would be some kind of invisible "monster blocker" object that monsters cannot pass while players can. Movers don't do the job because groups of monsters always push each other across them. Basically any means to keep monsters sticking to a place would do. The main problem about it is to avoid monsters being kind of "trapped" and too easily killed. AndreasV -- +++ GMX - Mail, Messaging & more http://www.gmx.net +++ NEU: Mit GMX ins Internet. Rund um die Uhr für 1 ct/ Min. surfen!