There are three different types of maps. Each map comes with a different set of mechanics and therefore with an adapted UI and different gameplay. Here’s a comprehensive view on the three types:

Type	Purpose	Player	Size
world	exploration, travelling, survival	single agent	200 x 200
settlement	interacting with NPCs, exploration	single agent	32 x 32
battlefield	combat	multiple agents	21 x 21

File structure

For each map type a subfolder exists in the map directory:

• map/battlefield
• map/settlement
• map/world

Inside these folders each map has its own subfolder named after the maps title. And inside this folder Directory map/”map_type”/”map_title”/ one can find the following files:

name	optional	description
doors_default.json	no	Created automatically as a template for door.json
doors.json	yes	Makes doors_default.json obsolete, stores door information
nonPlayerAgents.json	yes	Stores information about NPCs, for each NPC a subfolder is created
quickTravel.json	yes	Stores information of the Quicktravel locations
tileEvents.json	yes	Stores information for special events
tileMapData.json	no	Stores additional data for the map, e.g. exit points

Inside the map directory there are the following subfolders:

• cutscene: Here are the cutscenes stored (see cutscene blog entry)
• one for each NPC (see NPC blog entry)