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| Name | Levels | Width (tiles) | Height (tiles) | |
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| World | 4 | 16384 | 16384 | |
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| World | 4 | 16,384 | 16,384 | |
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| Area | 1 or 4 | 104 | 104 | |
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| MapSquare | 4 | 64 | 64 | |
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| MapSquare (underwater) | 1 | 64 | 64 | |
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## Introduction |
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RuneScape is a three-dimensional tile-based world. The entire world is made up |
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of 16384x16384 tiles on 4 levels of elevation (ranging from `0` to `3` |
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inclusive), including the ground level. The X and Z axes range from `0` to |
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`16383` inclusive. |
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of 16,384x16,384 tiles on 4 levels of elevation (ranging from 0 to 3 |
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inclusive), including the ground level. The X and Z axes range from 0 to |
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16,383 inclusive. |
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The Y axis represents the level of elevation, with `0` representing ground |
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The Y axis represents the level of elevation, with 0 representing ground |
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level. The X and Z axes represent coordinates on the plane - when the world map |
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or mini map is plotted in two dimensions, the X axis is the horizontal axis |
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(with X increasing from left to right), and the Z axis is the vertical axis |
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| `ulX_Z` | Underwater locs | Contains underwater equivalent of the locs file | |
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| `nX_Z` | NPC spawns | Contains NPC spawns for the animated login screen | |
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The underwater files contain a single virtual `-1` level used to represent the |
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The underwater files contain a single virtual -1 level used to represent the |
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tiles and locs that can be seen beneath translucent water tiles in HD mode. The |
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server does not interact with this level, it purely exists for decorative |
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purposes. |
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Dungeons are typically, but not always, 6400 Z units above the equivalent |
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ground-level areas. 6400 was likely chosen as this corresponds to 100 map |
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squares, meaning a single `1` digit needs to be added to or removed from the |
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squares, meaning a single "1" digit needs to be added to or removed from the |
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map's file name to switch between ground level and the corresponding dungeon. |
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## Area |
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