Sorry about this, but I am extremely dumb and I'm having trouble. I purchased this engine mostly to figure out how to generate room layouts based on predefined blueprints but I can't for the life of me figure out how it works in this engine. I've been scouring all the scripts to figure out where the blueprints are defined or how to make new ones and it's driving me crazy.
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The rooms are actually defined using four sprites (one pixel corresponds to one tile in the room, each color means a different type of tile) - Sprites-->Room Maps will give you those, and their names should explain the purpose of each map. Just add more subimages to a sprite and they should automatically get added to the random selection.
You'll also need dungen_render_room() and dungen_render_tile() to actually create a room from the blueprints, though. (And also all the scripts in the folder Scripts-->Assist Scripts--->Floofpaws' Sampler Extension). I think they're pretty much standalone enough that they can be used on their own without the rest of the dungeon generation structure around them with just some small changes to dungen_render_room():
- Remove the part that spawns enemies and treasures.
- Remove the lookup of the "doorflags" variable and pass that as an argument instead.
In either case, the important bit is how dungen_render_room() uses a sampler to read the sprite data. The colors that are used to represent different types of tiles are defined in the list of macros, under __VaultMapData__, and these constants is what dungen_render_tile() is checking for.
If there's anything more that's unclear, feel free to ask :3