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I spent roughly 2 weeks painting the layers of this map, ensuring that the paths went under each individual branch and vine and object in the zone. I zoned each tile of the map to ensure I did not miss a single branch or vine, and then cross checked my zones multiple times. I tried my best to make the layers for this file structure as non-destructive as possible, so if a map artist made changes, I did not have to make any changes on my side, all I had to do was replace the layer and check if my paths lined up under or above the changes made. Water is technically rendered by the engine in game, so the map water is only rendered via Alpha Channels. So as we worked on these files we had to extract the water and visualize how the water would be rendered in game for the player with the Alphas. The water colors are pre picked by the engine.. so the colors we picked would only show up when the player swims and looks at the floor of the body of water they are swimming in.