to map size

[Lobby]

Let's assume a tile has a size of 8m x 8m (derived from width of some real roads). Now we can calculate the metric size of each map size:

Small(32x32): 256m x 256m = 0.0665km²
Medium(64x64): 512m x 512m = 0.262km²
Big(128x128): 1024m x 1024m = 1.05km²
Huge(256x256): 2048m x 2048m = 4.19km²
Giant(512x512): 4096m x 4096m = 16.8km²

(Numbers are rounded)

[Sometheotown mayor]

Are you working on a new map ?

[OtakuWeebster]

Let's assume a tile has a size of 8m x 8m (derived from width of some real roads). Now we can calculate the metric size of each map size:

Small(32x32): 256m x 256m = 0,0665km²
Medium(64x64): 512m x 512m = 0,262km²
Big(128x128): 1024m x 1024m = 1,05km²
Huge(256x256): 2048m x 2048m = 4,19km²
Giant(512x512): 4096m x 4096m = 16,8km²

(Numbers are rounded)

Speaking of Map Size, How can you Enable Giant Map Size

[CommanderABab]

Debug on
Energy saving off

I believe

[OtakuWeebster]

Thanks. I tried and Mostly Didn't work

[Ahmad Nur Aizat]

Do it at the same time.

And BTW, Giant maps are NOT RECOMMENDED, only work properly in devices with large RAMs

[Lobby]

Actually, you have to enable experimental features after you enabled debug mode. We decoupled it from energy saving, as you might want to keep it enabled

[atesteyimateste]

Do it at the same time.

And BTW, Giant maps are NOT RECOMMENDED, only work properly in devices with large RAMs

I think 4gb ram is enough

[KINGTUT10101]

I have one.