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A table of floor friction and mousefactors can be found here.
Common floor tile attributes
Common attributes
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force_x, force_y: Determines a horizontal respectively vertical force for a floor tile. In this way, every floor tile can behave like a fl-slope. When applied to a gradient, the force is added to its slope force.
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friction: Determines the friction for a floor tile.
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mousefactor: Determines the mouse factor of a floor tile.
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name: The name of a floor. Possible values are all strings; Default: "". All floor tiles can have a unique name. You can get a reference on named objects by calling the function enigma.GetNamedObject
Burnability attributes
All these attributes can have the values true or false
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burnable: true = The floor tile is burnable
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eternal: true = Eternal fire on this floor
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fastfire: true = Burns faster than normal
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ignitable: true = Can be ignited by an explosion
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initfire: true = Starts burning as soon as the level is started
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noash: true = No ash remains after a fire on this tile
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secure: true = This tile surely starts to burn, when a neighbour tile burns.
Simple Floors
fl-abyss_fake
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Friction: 3.0; Mouse factor: 2.0
Looks like abyss, but isn't.
See also fl-abyss.
Info: In Enigma 1.1 this floor will be renamed fl_fake_abyss.
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fl-black
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Friction: 3.0; Mouse factor: 1.5
Info: In Enigma 1.1 this floor will be renamed fl_dark.
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fl-bluegray
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Friction: 4.5; Mouse factor: 1.5
Info: In Enigma 1.1 this floor will be renamed fl_bluegray.
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fl-bluegreen
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Friction: 6.0; Mouse factor: 2.0
Info: In Enigma 1.1 this floor will be renamed fl_bluegreen.
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fl-bluegreenx
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Friction: 0.4; Mouse factor: 1.0
Info: In Enigma 1.1 this floor will be renamed fl_aquamarine.
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fl-brick
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Friction: 3.5; Mouse factor: 2.0
Info: In Enigma 1.1 this floor will be renamed fl_brick.
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fl-bumps
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Friction: 5.0; Mouse factor: 1.2
Info: In Enigma 1.1 this floor will be renamed fl_pinkbumps.
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fl-concrete
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Friction: 4.5; Mouse factor: 1.3
Info: In Enigma 1.1 this floor will be renamed fl_concrete.
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fl-darkgray
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Friction: 3.0; Mouse factor: 1.6
Info: In Enigma 1.1 this floor will be renamed fl_darkgray.
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fl-dunes
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Friction: 1.3; Mouse factor: 1.0
Info: In Enigma 1.1 this floor will be renamed fl_dunes.
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fl-floor_001
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Friction: 1.5; Mouse factor: 2.5
Info: In Enigma 1.1 this floor will be renamed fl_bast.
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fl-gravel
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Friction: 3.2; Mouse factor: 1.5
Info: In Enigma 1.1 this floor will be renamed fl_gravel.
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fl-gray
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Friction: 5.0; Mouse factor: 3.0
Info: In Enigma 1.1 this floor will be renamed fl_gray.
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fl-hay
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Friction: 5.0; Mouse factor: 1.5
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fl-himalaya
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Friction: 5.0; Mouse factor: 2.0
Info: In Enigma 1.1 this floor will be renamed fl_himalaya.
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fl-leaves[{b,{c,d,e}{1..4}}]
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Friction: 4.0; Mouse factor: 1.5
There are 20 different types of fl-leaves which can be combined to hilarious grass-patterns:
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fl-leaves results in one of four bright grass floors,
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fl-leavesb results in one of four dark grass floors,
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fl-leavesc{1..4} results in one of four quarters of a bright circle,
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fl-leavesd{1..4} results in one of four quarters of a dark circle,
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fl-leavese{1..4} results in one of four diagonally split grass tiles.
Info: In Enigma 1.1 this floor will be renamed fl_lawn.
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fl-light
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Friction: 2.2; Mouse factor: 1.6
Info: In Enigma 1.1 this floor will be renamed fl_ivory.
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fl-lightgray
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Friction: 3.0; Mouse factor: 1.6
Info: In Enigma 1.1 this floor will be renamed fl_platinum.
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fl-marble
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Friction: 6.4; Mouse factor: 2.0
Info: In Enigma 1.1 this floor will be renamed fl_marble.
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fl-metal[{1..6}]
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Friction: 3.0; Mouse factor: 2.0
Info: In Enigma 1.1 this floor will be renamed fl_metal.
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fl-mortar
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Friction: 7.2; Mouse factor: 1.8
Info: In Enigma 1.1 this floor will be renamed fl_mortar.
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fl-normal[_x]
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fl-normal: Friction: 4.0; Mouse factor: 2.0
fl-normal_x: Friction: 3.0; Mouse factor: 2.0
Info: In Enigma 1.1 this floor will be renamed fl_metal_7.
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fl-plank
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Friction: 5.5; Mouse factor: 2.0
Info: In Enigma 1.1 this floor will be renamed fl_plank.
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fl-red
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Friction: 0.9; Mouse factor: 1.0
Info: In Enigma 1.1 this floor will be renamed fl_red.
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fl-rock
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Friction: 6.5; Mouse factor: 2.2
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fl-rough[{_medium,_slow}]
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fl-rough: Friction: 7.0; Mouse factor: 2.0
fl-rough_medium: Friction: 5.0; Mouse factor: 1.2
fl-rough_slow: Friction: 7.0; Mouse factor: 0.5
Info: In Enigma 1.1 this floor will be renamed fl_rough.
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fl-rough-blue
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Friction: 7.0; Mouse factor: 2.0
Info: In Enigma 1.1 this floor will be renamed fl_blueslab.
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fl-rough-red
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Friction: 7.0; Mouse factor: 2.0
Info: In Enigma 1.1 this floor will be renamed fl_redslab.
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fl-sahara
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Friction: 6.4; Mouse factor: 2.0
Info: In Enigma 1.1 this floor will be renamed fl_sahara.
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fl-samba[{1,2}]
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Friction: 6.0; Mouse factor: 2.0
Info: In Enigma 1.1 this floor will be renamed fl_samba.
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fl-sand
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Friction: 6.0; Mouse factor: 2.0
Info: In Enigma 1.1 this floor will be renamed fl_sand.
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fl-springboard
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Friction: 4.0; Mouse factor: 2.0
White Floor. Maybe the it-springboard was used to be placed on this floor in Oxyd?
Info: In Enigma 1.1 this floor will be renamed fl_white.
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fl-stone
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Friction: 1.4; Mouse factor: 1.0
Info: In Enigma 1.1 this floor will be renamed fl_stone.
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fl-stwood[{1,2}]
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Friction: 6.4; Mouse factor: 2.0
Info: In Enigma 1.1 this floor will be renamed fl_wood_framed
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fl-tigris
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Friction: 6.0; Mouse factor: 2.0
Info: In Enigma 1.1 this floor will be renamed fl_tigris.
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fl-trigger
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Friction: 3.0; Mouse factor: 1.5
Info: In Enigma 1.1 this floor will be renamed fl_trigger.
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fl-white
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Friction: 3.0; Mouse factor: 1.5
Info: In Enigma 1.1 this floor will be renamed fl_bright.
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fl-wood
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Friction: 6.4; Mouse factor: 2.0
Info: In Enigma 1.1 this floor will be renamed fl_wood
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fl-woven
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Friction: 6.5; Mouse factor: 3.0
Info: In Enigma 1.1 this floor will be renamed fl_woven.
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Special floors
fl-abyss
fl-acblack
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Friction: 5.2; Mouse factor: 2.0
On this floor, only the actor with the attribute player=0 may be controlled. Normally, this is the black ball.
See also fl-acwhite and it-changefloor.
Info: In Enigma 1.1 this floor will be renamed fl_yinyang.
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fl-acwhite
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Friction: 5.2; Mouse factor: 2.0
On this floor, only the actor with the attribute player=1 may be controlled. Normally, this is the white ball.
See also fl-acblack and it-changefloor.
Info: In Enigma 1.1 this floor will be renamed fl_yinyang_yang.
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fl-bridge[{-closed,-open}]
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Friction: 5.0; Mouse factor: 1.0
Bridge which can be opened and closed.
Info: In Enigma 1.1 this floor will be renamed fl_bridge.
Attribute
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type: Determines the appearance of the bridge. Can have the following values:
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a: Grey block coming from the middle
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x: Wooden plank coming from right
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y: Wooden plank coming from top
Messages
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open: Open the bridge
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close: Close the bridge
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openclose: Open respectively close the bridge
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signal: Same as openclose
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fl-dummy
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Friction: 4.0; Mouse factor: 2.5
This Floor is used Enigma-internal, when a floor tile is undefined. Do not use it in your levels.
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fl-gradient
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Friction: 4.0; Mouse factor: 2.0
Floor tile with a slope force. The force can be increased or decreased in enigma.SlopeForce. An additional force can be added by setting the attributes force_x and force_y.
Info: In Enigma 1.1 this floor will be renamed fl_slope.
Attribute
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force: Determines the downhill-slope force and overwrites enigma.SlopeForce
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type: Values from 1-24 determine the kind of gradient according to the following image
Alternatively, gradients can be set with the function Gradient( x, y, type )
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fl-ice
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Friction: 0.1; Mouse factor: 0.1
Ice floor has a very low friction. The friction can be set globally by changing the value of enigma.IceFriction. The pin it-pin makes it easier to walk on this floor.
Info: In Enigma 1.1 this floor will be renamed fl_ice.
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fl-inverse
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Friction: 3.0; Mouse factor: -2.0
Inverts the movement.
Info: In Enigma 1.1 this floor will be renamed fl_inverse.
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fl-inverse2
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Friction: 3.0; Mouse factor: -2.0
Same as fl-inverse
Info: In Enigma 1.1 this floor will be renamed fl_inverse_gray.
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fl-space[-force]
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Friction: 0.0; Mouse factor: 0.0
Floor without friction and mouse force. A marble on this floor does normally not stop. If it stops anyway (for example it is transferred to space by a vortex), it can't be moved any more.
Info: In Enigma 1.1 this floor will be renamed fl_space.
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fl-swamp
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Friction: 13.0; Mouse factor: 1.0
When the Marble is in the swamp for too long without moving fast enough, it drawns. The sink speed can be adjusted in enigma.SwampSinkSpeed (Default 4.0).
Info: In Enigma 1.1 this floor will be renamed fl_swamp.
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fl-thief
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Friction: 2.0; Mouse factor: 1.0
A Thief which is hidden in the floor. It steals an item of an actor rolling over it. The floor looks like a fl-bluegray.
If a horse (st-chess) jumps onto an fl-thief, the thief is captured, disappears and leaves back a bag with all the stolen items. If there is a static item at the same place, no bag will appear.
Info: This floor was introduced in Enigma 1.0.
Info: In Enigma 1.1 this floor will be renamed fl_thief.
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fl-water
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Friction: 5.0, Mouse factor: 1.0
When a ball rolls over the water, it sinks. The sink speed is adjustable in enigma.WaterSinkSpeed (Default: 1000.0). It is possible to jump over Water.
Info: In Enigma 1.1 this floor will be renamed fl_water.
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fl-woven_orange
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Friction: 2.5, Mouse factor: 0.0
The marble can't be controlled on this floor, but there is a friction in contrast to fl-space.
Info: This floor was introduced in Enigma 1.0.
Info: In Enigma 1.1 this floor will be renamed fl_adhesionless.
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