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Originally Posted by Aethorpe
You mean, upper right? 48 x, 6 y? :o I tried it at 32 32 as well, and I was in the middle of the level, I tried lots of coordinates, it just didn't seem to help. :|
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I'm talking about the position of the level in the gmap. When you have a gmap, the coordinates measure from the top-left corner of the top-left level of the gmap. If you were in the top-left level of the gmap, you would have x and y-coordinates between 0 and 60. If you were in the second level along the top of the gmap, you would have x-coordinates between 60 and 120 and y-coordinates between 0 and 60. If you were in the second level down along the left side of the gmap, you would have x-coordinates between 0 and 60, but y-coordinates between 60 and 120.
If you were drawing something at any coordinates between 0 and 60, it would be shown at the top-left level of the gmap.