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 ; Super Mario Limitless overworld file format (.wld)
 ; Will be kept as much like INI files as possible (static, anim, scenery, and path will probably not)
 ; {Braces} represent material that is still being decided
 
 ; General world info
 [world]
 name    = World 1             ; Specified in world editor
 author  = smc_gamer/Joey      ; Specified in world editor
 project = Super Mario Project ; Project that file will be associated with
 start   = 0,0                 ; The top-left corner of the overworld
 size    = 1024,1024           ; The size of the overworld
 
 ; List of static tiles, tile number increments by tile and ID is used to associate tile with its config
 [static]
 5,32,32                     ; ID #, x-position, y-position
 13,128,512
 \custom\worldtile1.cfg,256,1024	; Custom tiles use a filepath to config file
 
 ; List of animated tiles, same format but IDs refer to a different set of tiles
 [anim]
 18,64,192
 36,128,384
 \custom\worldatile1.cfg,256,768
 
 ; {To be completed}
 [scenery]
 
 ; Path tiles
 ; Indexes are being kept for paths, players, and level tiles because they are also used in the save file
 [path]
 0,12,24,5		; ID, X position, Y position, exit number (Path tiles use a different ID space)
 1,24,48,5
 \custom\path1.cfg,48,96,5
 4,64,128,5
 
 
 [player]
 0,64,64 ; WorldPlayers use separate ID space
 ; WorldPlayers use the above coords only when starting for the first time, after that it's the save file that stores coords
 ; Starting coords must be on a path tile or it won't work
 \custom\worldplayer1.cfg,128,128
 
 ; Level tiles {we can write these like tiles (confusing), or we can write them like an INI (longer)}
 ; not yet finalized
 [level]
 id      = 30                  ; Level tile ID
 position= 640,480
 path    = level1.lvl          ; Relative path to level, by default it should be in same directory as world file
 display = Green Grass Stuff   ; Level's display name
 exits	= 2		      ; The number of exits this level has
 exitdata= 0u,1d		      ; The number of this exit, and the directions that the each exit begins revealing tiles in (u=up, d=down, and so on)
 revealOn= 5		      ; The exit that, when triggered, reveals this tile
 
 id	= \custom\leveltile.cfg
 position= 1280,720
 reveal	= no
 path	= level2.lvl
 display	= Explosions and Whatnot
 exits	= 1
 exitdata= 2l
 revealOn= 8
 
 id	= 65		     ; Lockable Level Tile entry
 position= 1280,720
 path	= level3.lvl
 display	= Cliche Water Cave
 exits	= 0
 exitdata= smb3	             ; Point of distinction between standard and SMB3-style level tiles
 revealOn= -1		     ; If set to -1, it's always revealed
 
 [pipe]
 id		= 5		     ; Pipe tile ID
 position	= 160, 80
 display 	= Pipe to the Sky Dimension
 section		= 3		     ; Which section this pipe leads to
 destination	= 1600, 900	     ; Where on the world this pipe leads to
 revealOn	= 6		     ; Which exit reveals this tile (-1 for always revealed)
 
 id		= \custom\pipetile.cfg
 position	= 320, 240
 display		= Pipe to The End
-section		= 5		     ; Cross-section pipes will only work when the worlds are part of a project
+filename	= \world_end.wld ; Can be used when no project is being used, or if you don't know which section to use at runtime
 destination	= 1234, 5678
 revealOn	= 293
 
 ; Music tiles {setting the music to the world file would eliminate the need for multiple INI sections}
 [music]
 source  = world_music1.mp3    ; Music file {MP3 and WAV should be supported}
 x       = 82                  ; X position {not necessary if music is set to world file}
 y       = 28                  ; Y position
 
-; Revision 12, published 8/9/2012 by Celarix.
+; Revision 13, published 11/2/2012 by Celarix.
-; Version Alpha 0.04a, Build 13 (12w32a)
+; Version Alpha 0.06a, Build Nov. 2 2012