This page is up to date as of v4.1.3

Map Colors

The colors property allows you to change what pixel a given color represents.

Each value in the colors override is optional, and any specified tiles will override their default color. (similar to how the meta as a whole works)

The colors property has several fields for the different images colors can appear in. The only 2 so far are elements and pixels.

Elements

The elements property modifies the colors used for solid cells in map_blueprint_playtest.png.

Important Note: You are not confined to just using the base game combinations of foreground/background! You can redefine the default combinations easily, but you can just as easily define new colors and specify what foreground/background to use! (Foreground is the physical element, background is the pattern behind it - refer to the chart below)

Note that technically certain colors, such as Empty, Bedrock, SurfaceWater, Ice, and RevealedFog, are replaced in such a way that the original color will still work unless another element uses that color instead

Example of redefining + adding new combination:

{
	"colors": {
		"elements": {
			"Bedrock": "100, 100, 100",
			"38, 0, 0": {
				"bg": "SandSoil",
				"fg": "Obsidian"
			}
		}
	}
}

Some general tips:

• Elements with the "Fog" foreground are only revealed when a pixel next to them is destroyed (whether by the player or not)

Default Color Chart

Note: I did take some creative liberties since some of the tiles are repeated with different colors, so I named some based on how they're used and their background/foreground

Name	Default Color	Foreground	Background	Clarifying Info
Empty	(255, 255, 255) / 0xffffff	Empty	Empty	N/A
Bedrock	(170, 170, 170) / 0xaaaaaa	Bedrock	N/A	N/A
SurfaceWater	(102, 0, 255) / 0x6600ff	Water	SandSoil	N/A
Ice	(102, 204, 255) / 0x66ccff	Ice	Empty	N/A
RevealedFog	(153, 0, 0) / 0x990000	Empty	SandSoil	N/A
CaveSandsoil	(0, 0, 0) / 0x000000	SandSoil	SandSoil	N/A
Grass	(0, 255, 0) / 0x00ff00	Grass	SandSoil	N/A
Moss	(0, 224, 0) / 0x00e000	Moss	SandSoil	N/A
Divider	(0, 102, 0) / 0x006600	Divider	SandSoil	The weird burnable walls in the artifact rooms
SporeSoil	(255, 255, 0) / 0xffff00	SporeSoil	SandSoil	N/A
JetpackFrostBed	(204, 255, 255) / 0xccffff	FrostBed	FogJetpackBlock	N/A
CaveFrostBed	(153, 255, 255) / 0x99ffff	FrostBed	SandSoil	N/A
Fog	(153, 51, 0) / 0x993300	Fog	SandSoil	N/A
JetpackFog	(255, 0, 153) / 0xff0099	Fog	FogJetpackBlock	It's fancy fog to show the jetpack is blocked
JetpackFogWater	(102, 102, 255) / 0x6666ff	FogWater	FogJetpackBlock	N/A
BedrockFog	(102, 102, 102) / 0x666666	Fog	Bedrock	N/A
FogWater	(153, 102, 255) / 0x9966ff	FogWater	SandSoil	N/A
FogLava	(255, 102, 0) / 0xff6600	FogLava	SandSoil	N/A
Fluxite	(175, 0, 224) / 0xaf00e0	Fluxite	SandSoil	N/A
RedsandSoil	(255, 85, 0) / 0xff5500	RedsandSoil	SandSoil	N/A
Crackstone	(205, 139, 139) / 0xcd8b8b	Crackstone	SandSoil	N/A
AlternateFog	(51, 51, 51) / 0x333333	Fog	(166, 166, 166) / 0xa6a6a6	N/A
RevealedFogWater	(0, 0, 255) / 0x0000ff	Water	SandSoil	I think it's just surface water...

Particles

Particles are very similar to elements, but are the cells that can actually move around, such as Sand, Petalium (internal name for Amethelis), or Slag.

This system uses whatever elements the game is aware of, so even modded elements will work.

Note that these particles will always be visible, so there is no way to hide them underground without using script triggers.

None of these exist by default, so you'll have to define them yourself as shown below:

{
	"colors": {
		"particles": {
			"100, 100, 100": "Gold"
		}
	}
}