Add Wall

A map is not a map if there is nothing your characters can walk, run into, or jump off of!

Once you have chosen this option, you have 2 ways to create a wall, which are either place a wall then start increasing its size using your mouse or with A, D, W, S while you hold your mouse on increasing points. If you just click on the map, you create a very small wall that cannot be seen.

In PB2 measure units, 1 pixel is basically equal to 10 units. 10 pixels will form a big square. This will come in handy if you want to conversion a lot of things such as building the wall etc.

By adding the wall, your right side (F) will show a table like this:

Look at X, so X is 1300 units, which it has been extended to 130 pixels, also means 13 big squares.

• X/Y: The position, which the fixed point is left corner of the block. Used in all case except trigger/timer/decorations which is not area-based objects.

• Width/Height: Do I really have to explain this? Yes? All right, basically it’s how long or how high is that block is, all used in area-based objects.

Material List:

ID	Texture	Display name	Description
0		Concrete	The default setting. Used for "roads", and the main component of a "building".
1		Grass	The natural texture for a map. Used in a lot of forest-themed maps from users.
2		Sand	This is usually used in maps featuring beaches, pools, or any map involving near water or underground.
3		Brown concrete	It is normally seen in maps involving heavy warfare. It's also used in TDM maps, where one side has "concrete", and the other has "brown concrete". In short, it's just dirty concrete.
4		Dark Plate	Used in maps that take place in dark areas, and gives the map a more futuristic, modern theme.
5		Dry Grass	Basically grass but farm version. Used in a lot of farm/cowboy-themed maps from users.
6		Dark Grass	Basically grass but night version.
7		Clean dark plate	Cleaner dark plate.
8		Bright Plate	Bright version of dark plate.
9		Clean Bright Plate	Cleaner white plate.
10		Usurpation Plate	Mainly used in usurpation bases.
11		Stripes	Mainly used for construction zone.
12		Asphalt
13		White concrete	Brighter version of concrete.
14		PB:FTTP-like concrete	Classical 2009 concrete.
15		Wet sand	Used in underwater sand.
16		Mud	Mainly used in swamp biomes.
17		Usurpation tiles	Mainly used in usurpation bases.
18		Stone bricks
19		Woods	Mainly used in wooden houses.
20		Rocks	Mainly used in caverns.
-1		Black	Just a normal black wall. This can be easily identified from movables: Walls always have a blue square on the edges, showing that players can grab a hold of them.

If you wish to continue to change the size of the wall, or plan to remove it, use the FreeEdit tool (Note: At this point on, this is what the FreeEdit tool does to all objects).