Solved I have a question about the terrain.

[DD Tokki]

When creating a stage, there is a Z-axis as shown in the picture, but I would like to know if it is possible to make it look like climbing actual stairs by moving it along the Y-axis rather than tricking it diagonally.

In the Final Fight openbor game, there is a scene where you go down stairs when moving through a stage, and that's where I came up with the idea.

 

[Bloodbane]

You could use basemap to create the stairs though the stairs will not be angled as in the above image.

 

[DD Tokki]

You could use basemap to create the stairs though the stairs will not be angled as in the above image.

I wanted to create a scene where you move to the boss room in the last stage.

 

[Mr.Q!]

How about this?

 

[DD Tokki]

I had a hard time drawing the stairs. Next, we will use the method you provided to complete the staircase terrain.

 

[Bloodbane]

Try this:

basemap 100 2050 2740 100 1825 0

It's designed with assumption that the field is z 1950 2050

 

[DD Tokki]

Try this:

basemap 100 2050 2740 100 1825 0

It's designed with assumption that the field is z 1950 2050

Thank you for adjusting the terrain height accurately. however
The further up the stairs you go, the farther the shadow becomes.

 

[DD Tokki]

This is a test video of walking up the stairs.
I think the reason it goes down at the end is because there is terrain only up to the stairs.

Now I think it would be perfect with just a clock tower in the background.

 

[O Ilusionista]

The further up the stairs you go, the farther the shadow becomes.

There is a setting on the gfxshadow which controls it, take a look at the manual.

 

[maxman]

gfxshadow {int} {shadowbase}

• Changes entity's shadow effect.
  • 0 = (default) Use generic shadow set.
  • 1 = Use entity's current frame for the shadow. Yes, the shadow will be more realistic with this. The angle and length of shadow is defined by 'light' (see below).
• {shadowbase} controls how the shadow works in platforms (4287+)
  • gfxshadow 1 = default gfxshadow
  • gfxshadow 1 0 = default gfxshadow
  • gfxshadow 1 1 = no shadow changes on platform/basemap (old builds)
  • gfxshadow 1 2 = 2D-like shadow (like platform games)
  • gfxshadow 1 3 = combination 1+2

handable via script with new "shadowbase" prop in entityproperty

 

[DD Tokki]

When you go up the stairs, the shadow does not follow the stairs, but rather maintains its distance from the level ground.

 

[DD Tokki]

I drew a clock tower. Now it seems to be similar to the direction from Castlevania. (The original was in 3D.)

 

[DD Tokki]

Solved.

gfxshadow 1 0 = default gfxshadow

If you set it to "1 0", the shadow will follow the stairs.