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Old 01-10-2013, 08:59 PM
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Originally Posted by Elk View Post
250,000 leves sounds not so hard, considering that most of it is water or forest or whatever that is quickly to be made... or deserts w/e, they just require minimal edits

i can imagine that i have the patience to lat something like this, but it would have to be planned out really thoughoutly...

i compare such big things with my pixelart, the 2 biggest pixelarts i ever made had

614 000 pixels
and my current has 400 000
That's 250,000 levels; a level is more like a canvas itself. If you want to compare it to pixel art, you need to imagine that you're going to manipulate the tiles within the level. There are 4096 tiles per level, so that would be comparable to a pixel art canvas of 32000x32000, or 1,024,000,000(250,000*4096) pixels.
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