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More than 50 rooms?

giantdudegiantdude Member Posts: 15 Arc User
edited June 2013 in The Foundry
What the title says is there anyway to make an indoor foundry with more than 50 rooms? Or can you make a map with 50 and create a new map with say a portal to the other one and make another 50 all on 1 quest or is it something where id have to make one than go to foundry make a new quest and continue off from there? Info on this would be greatly appreciated!
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  • shorlongshorlong Member, Neverwinter Beta Users Posts: 286 Bounty Hunter
    edited June 2013
    Yes, you can have a portal go to a second map.....but really? 50 rooms? I have a quest that is almost an hour long with no backtracking, the two "dungeon" style maps are both at least 10-15 minutes long....and they only have around 5-8 rooms.
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  • ovaltine74ovaltine74 Member Posts: 0 Arc User
    edited June 2013
    That is why they make big rooms and allow you to use walls. You can put a big room on the map, and go in and add interior walls and make it appear to be multiple rooms.

    Also, be careful if you going to put in that many rooms. Lots of rooms does not make your quest good. You have to decorate those rooms. Fifty rooms. Only 1500 details to work with. I know that would seem like it would be enough, but trust me, you can use up a hundred details in one room if you wanted to.
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  • kamaliiciouskamaliicious Member, NW M9 Playtest Posts: 0 Arc User
    edited June 2013
    shorlong wrote: »
    Yes, you can have a portal go to a second map.....but really? 50 rooms? I have a quest that is almost an hour long with no backtracking, the two "dungeon" style maps are both at least 10-15 minutes long....and they only have around 5-8 rooms.
    Not that I've ever done it, but some of the sewer rooms are very small "crosser" rooms intended as intersections. If you placed those in a grid, you could reach 50 no problem and have a look that isn't really achievable any other way, getting a heavily arched area reminiscent of the Alhambra or other similar architecture.
  • giantdudegiantdude Member Posts: 15 Arc User
    edited June 2013
    ovaltine74 wrote: »
    That is why they make big rooms and allow you to use walls. You can put a big room on the map, and go in and add interior walls and make it appear to be multiple rooms.

    Also, be careful if you going to put in that many rooms. Lots of rooms does not make your quest good. You have to decorate those rooms. Fifty rooms. Only 1500 details to work with. I know that would seem like it would be enough, but trust me, you can use up a hundred details in one room if you wanted to.

    Much appreciated on that! And ya idk if im going to use 50 rooms I was just curious about it. Any chance you could tell me how to make a portal to a 2nd map? Sorry for the trouble just new to it so learning all this. Going about adding a 2nd map would be greatly appreciated!
  • notosnotos Member Posts: 5 Arc User
    edited June 2013
    giantdude wrote: »
    Much appreciated on that! And ya idk if im going to use 50 rooms I was just curious about it. Any chance you could tell me how to make a portal to a 2nd map? Sorry for the trouble just new to it so learning all this. Going about adding a 2nd map would be greatly appreciated!

    You can add a second map in the story tab using the + button on the left side. Transitioning between them is done in that tab as well.
  • giantdudegiantdude Member Posts: 15 Arc User
    edited June 2013
    notos wrote: »
    You can add a second map in the story tab using the + button on the left side. Transitioning between them is done in that tab as well.

    Thank you very much!
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