Two

Based on game build 714014 | Last updated: 2026-03-03

Overview

This file defines a static room layout (two.lua) used in the Archive Hallway biome. It specifies a 32×32 tile grid (16×16 px per tile) with background tile layer data and an object layer (FG_OBJECTS) containing prefabs like statues, security desks, creature areas, and structural elements (e.g., wall_stone_2, wall_ruins_2). It does not implement any game logic — it is purely descriptive metadata for world generation.

Usage example

This file is not instantiated as a component. Instead, it is consumed by the world generation system (e.g., map/tasks/caves.lua, map/rooms/archive_hallway.lua) to place the layout at runtime. Modders rarely interact with it directly; room layouts are referenced via room templates and tasksets.

Dependencies & tags

Components used: None identified
Tags: None identified

Properties

Property	Type	Default Value	Description
version	string	"1.1"	Tiled map format version.
luaversion	string	"5.1"	Target Lua version for embedded scripts.
orientation	string	"orthogonal"	Map orientation type.
width	number	32	Map width in tiles.
height	number	32	Map height in tiles.
tilewidth	number	16	Width of each tile in pixels.
tileheight	number	16	Height of each tile in pixels.
tilesets[1].name	string	"tiles"	Name of the tileset image.
tilesets[1].image	string	Path to tile image asset	Relative path to the tileset texture.
layers[1].name	string	"BG_TILES"	Layer containing background tile data.
layers[2].name	string	"FG_OBJECTS"	Layer containing object placements (prefabs).

Main functions

Not applicable — this file returns a plain Lua table with map metadata and does not define any functions.

Events & listeners

Not applicable — this file contains no event-driven logic or runtime behavior.

Notes

• The data array in BG_TILES layer uses 1D row-major indexing: rows of 32 values each, where non-zero values indicate tile IDs (e.g., 1, 42) to render.
• The FG_OBJECTS layer defines entity placements using type fields corresponding to prefab names (e.g., archive_chandelier, creature_area). Coordinates are in pixels relative to the room origin.
• Some wall objects include custom properties (e.g., "data.health.percent" = "1", "data.gridnudge" = "true"), which are consumed by the game’s wall and placement systems.
• This file is auto-generated from a Tiled map editor and not intended for manual modification in most cases.