SML Overworld File Format r1

[header]
name=Overworld File Format
author=smc_gamer
project=This will be used for projects later on, for now this field is useless.
start=0,0 // The top-left corner of the overworld
size=1024,1024 // The size of the overworld
[/header]

[static] // Static tiles
1,5,32,32
// 1: The tile's number in this file.  Increments for every tile.
// 5: The tile's ID number, used to load the configuration for it.
// 32: The tile's X-position on the worldmap.
// 32: The tile's Y-position on the worldmap.
2,13,128,512
[/static]

[anim] // Animated tiles
1,18,64,192 // Same format as the static tiles, but the IDs here refer to a different set of tiles.  Subject to change.
2,36,128,384
[/anim]

[scenery]
[/scenery]

[path] // Path tiles
1,892,12,24,yes // Same format as above.  The "yes" and "no" determine if the tile is revealed.
2,457,24,48,no
[/path]

[level] // Level tiles
1,30,16,64,yes,level1.lvl,Level Display Name,Coins Collected
// This one's a bit odd.  The first four numbers are number, ID, position, and revealed state, same as above.
// The "level1.lvl" is the path to the level, and the "Level Display Name" is what will be used on the borders.
// "Coins Collected" actually refers to the number of Yoshi Coins/Star Coins/Whatever the collectable is.  It will be saved after the end of every level, and will be tied to the eventual "projects" field.
[/level]

[music] // Music tiles
1,world_music1.mp3,82,28 // Roughly the same as a static tile, but with the music's filename as opposed to an ID.
[/music]

// Revision 1, published 3/9/2012.
// I'll add WorldPlayer stuff when I have that determined.
// Oh, and the actual code won't support comments, unless any of you want it to.