How would some display an area? im not talking about getting all position in an area and displaying them all out. I want like the outline of the area.

How would some display an area? im not talking about getting all position in an area and displaying them all out. I want like the outline of the area.

Sorry if this is wrong, had < 5 to do it.

you get the gist though... fix and use:

 Position[] areaBounds(Position tile1, Position tile2){
        List<Position> tiles = new LinkedList<Position>();
        //TOP
        if(tile1.getX() > tile2.getX()){
            for(int i = tile1.getX(); i != tile2.getX(); i--){
               tiles.add(new Position(i, tile1.getY(), tile1.getZ()));
            }
        }else if(tile1.getX() < tile2.getX()){
            for(int i = tile1.getX(); i != tile2.getX(); i++){
                tiles.add(new Position(i, tile1.getY(), tile1.getZ()));
            }
        }
       //Side 1
        if(tile1.getY() > tile2.getY()){
            for(int i = tile1.getY(); i != tile2.getY(); i--){
                tiles.add(new Position(tile1.getX(), i, tile1.getZ()));
            }
        }else if(tile1.getY() < tile2.getY()){
            for(int i = tile1.getY(); i != tile2.getY(); i++){
                tiles.add(new Position(tile1.getX(), i, tile1.getZ()));
            }
        }

       //side 2
        if(tile2.getY() > tile1.getY()){
            for(int i = tile2.getY(); i != tile1.getX(); i--){
                tiles.add(new Position(tile2.getX(), i, tile2.getZ()));
            }
        }else if(tile2.getY() < tile1.getY()){
            for(int i = tile2.getY(); i != tile1.getX(); i++){
                tiles.add(new Position(tile2.getX(), i, tile2.getZ()));
            }
        }
        //bottom
        if(tile2.getX() > tile1.getX()){
            for(int i = tile2.getX(); i != tile1.getX(); i--){
                tiles.add(new Position(i, tile1.getY(), tile1.getZ()));
            }
        }else if(tile2.getX() < tile1.getX()){
            for(int i = tile2.getX(); i != tile1.getX(); i++){
                tiles.add(new Position(tile2.getX(), i, tile2.getZ()));
            }
        }

        //convert list to array, return array or convert constructor to list
       return null;
    }

Edited September 23, 201411 yr by Isolate

Ffs, editing post on my phone just fucked up te formattiñg, I'll be home in two hours to fix

I swear people don't know how to use arrays and resort to lists for everything.

I swear people don't know how to use arrays and resort to lists for everything.

 

Don't hate, illuminate.

Sorry if this is wrong, had < 5 to do it.

you get the gist though... fix and use:

Position[] areaBounds(Position tile1, Position tile2){
        List<Position> tiles = new LinkedList<Position>();
        //TOP
        if(tile1.getX() > tile2.getX()){
            for(int i = tile1.getX(); i != tile2.getX(); i--){
               tiles.add(new Position(i, tile1.getY(), tile1.getZ()));
            }
        }else if(tile1.getX() < tile2.getX()){
            for(int i = tile1.getX(); i != tile2.getX(); i++){
                tiles.add(new Position(i, tile1.getY(), tile1.getZ()));
            }
        }
       //Side 1
        if(tile1.getY() > tile2.getY()){
            for(int i = tile1.getY(); i != tile2.getY(); i--){
                tiles.add(new Position(tile1.getX(), i, tile1.getZ()));
            }
        }else if(tile1.getY() < tile2.getY()){
            for(int i = tile1.getY(); i != tile2.getY(); i++){
                tiles.add(new Position(tile1.getX(), i, tile1.getZ()));
            }
        }

       //side 2
        if(tile2.getY() > tile1.getY()){
            for(int i = tile2.getY(); i != tile1.getX(); i--){
                tiles.add(new Position(tile2.getX(), i, tile2.getZ()));
            }
        }else if(tile2.getY() < tile1.getY()){
            for(int i = tile2.getY(); i != tile1.getX(); i++){
                tiles.add(new Position(tile2.getX(), i, tile2.getZ()));
            }
        }
        //bottom
        if(tile2.getX() > tile1.getX()){
            for(int i = tile2.getX(); i != tile1.getX(); i--){
                tiles.add(new Position(i, tile1.getY(), tile1.getZ()));
            }
        }else if(tile2.getX() < tile1.getX()){
            for(int i = tile2.getX(); i != tile1.getX(); i++){
                tiles.add(new Position(tile2.getX(), i, tile2.getZ()));
            }
        }

        //convert list to array, return array or convert constructor to list
       return null;
    }

What it looks like your creating an outline with position for the area are you not?

Return tiles.toArray(new Position[tiles.size()]); // I did this on my phone so bare with me

What it looks like your creating an outline with position for the area are you not?

Return tiles.toArray(new Position[tiles.size()]); // I did this on my phone so bare with me

I thought that's what you wanted? 

I swear people don't know how to use arrays and resort to lists for everything.

Feels easier.

I thought that's what you wanted? 

Feels easier.

It's a nice idea but i was looking for like a complete outline of the area not like many different position that creates a rectangle. Do you get me, like find the corner of the two position and draw one large rectangle off two points

It's a nice idea but i was looking for like a complete outline of the area not like many different position that creates a rectangle. Do you get me, like find the corner of the two position and draw one large rectangle off two points

Oh I seee.

would be same result though no?

PositionPolygon pp = new PositionPolygon(area.getMinX(), area.getMinY(), area.getMaxX(), area.getMaxY());

graphics.draw(pp.toGeometricArea());

Edited September 25, 201411 yr by FrostBug

PositionPolygon pp = new PositionPolygon(area.getMinX(), area.getMinY(), area.getMaxX(), area.getMaxY());
graphics.draw(pp.toGeometricArea());

Is it really that easy