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I b trippin

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Drawing tiles, such power. xD

 

Collision flags for areas (allowing for proper getRandomPosition methods :p) and room detection.

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What are you using it for anyway? happy.png

 

Area.getRandomPosition() currently returns a random tile without accounting for its collision flag, which an be a huge ballache in certain situations :p 

 

3316d6f60f229da038c4b8a06dcde3fc.png

 

Will probably make a getClosestPosition() as well, but still testing some stoof (hence the tile painting for debugging)

 

The room detection is mainly to check if you are in the same room as an entity, and if not it will look for an obstacle to handle to get access to that room ^^

"All" as in web walk ?

Well with web walking you wouldn't need map data as all the nodes are predefined with their own edges. This would be more of a global pathfinder to construct a path from point A to B using (obviously) the collision flags.

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Well with web walking you wouldn't need map data as all the nodes are predefined with their own edges. This would be more of a global pathfinder to construct a path from point A to B using (obviously) the collision flags.

 

What did u mean by "all" mapdata then ? ph34r.png

Edited by Botrepreneur

What did u mean by "all" mapdata then ? ph34r.png

The only thing this data does is allow you to find a path/position in your current region.

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The only thing this data does is allow you to find a path/position in your current region.

 

What other data are you talking abouuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuut

 

(what am I missing out on ? ph34r.png )

Edited by Botrepreneur

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