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In ''Pikmin 2'', each cave unit has a <code>layout.txt</code> file, which controls the spawn coordinates for objects and a few other special things. These can be found in <code>/user/Mukki/mapunits/arc/*/arc.szs/tmp/layout.txt</code>. | In ''Pikmin 2'', each cave unit has a <code>layout.txt</code> file, which controls the spawn coordinates for objects and a few other special things. These can be found in <code>/user/Mukki/mapunits/arc/*/arc.szs/tmp/layout.txt</code>. | ||
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=== Entry === | === Entry === | ||
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The first line in the block is the "type of coordinate". Only objects that match this type can spawn here. For a list of type IDs and what they're normally used for (although this is not a hard rule), see [[Cave definition file#Type|here]]. | The first line in the block is the "type of coordinate". Only objects that match this type can spawn here. For a list of type IDs and what they're normally used for (although this is not a hard rule), see [[Cave definition file#Type|here]]. | ||
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The second line is the coordinates themselves, in the format <code>X Y Z</code>. The coordinates are based on the cave unit, not the world coordinates. | The second line is the coordinates themselves, in the format <code>X Y Z</code>. The coordinates are based on the cave unit, not the world coordinates. | ||
| − | + | {{todo|Document the third line.}} | |
The fourth line is the maximum radius in which the objects can randomly spread out from the initial point. Whenever an object chooses to spawn here, it randomly spreads out from the exact coordinates, using this information. | The fourth line is the maximum radius in which the objects can randomly spread out from the initial point. Whenever an object chooses to spawn here, it randomly spreads out from the exact coordinates, using this information. | ||
