Data Point and Click Tile 
Cocos
FEBRUARY 16, 2023
This is consistent with how most image file formats store pixel data, and with how most graphics APIs work (including DirectX, Vulkan, Metal, WebGPU, but not OpenGL). By default, the 3D Shader of Cocos will multiply the tile Tilling and add the Offset, and it also supports the flip repair for RenderTexture. contentSize; const x = size.x;
The Liquid Fire
JANUARY 20, 2025
The main variables in this script will hold references to the relevant nodes that we will be accessing to display our data. This will hold our anchor points. The two constants for ShowKey and HideKey will store the text string we add to the anchor points on each panel.
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The Liquid Fire
NOVEMBER 9, 2023
You can download Godot here – [link] Click the link to Download the 4.x Unzip the folder and click on the program.exe(it should be something like “Godot_v4.1.3-stable_mono_win64.exe”) Project Setup Open Godot and click on the New Project button. Downloading & Running I am using Godot 4.x stable_mono_win64.exe”)
The Liquid Fire
DECEMBER 29, 2023
In this lesson we will look at making custom boards for our encounters that are data-driven and skinned in a Tilemap. A lot of people asked about making 2D maps and how to use different types of tiles like water vs dirt. For this lesson I created a couple of simple images to use for tile maps.
The Liquid Fire
APRIL 11, 2024
As we need to find all possible tiles a unit can move to, A* quickly bogs down because it is designed to find a single path from point A to B as quickly as it can, but finding a path from A to B-Z is a lot of individual paths. static func GetDirection(t1: Tile, t2: Tile): var dir:Directions.Dirs var toTile:Vector2i = t1.pos
The Liquid Fire
DECEMBER 7, 2023
We’ll create everything we need to build our tiles and generate a board or two. If you want to copy code, click the button in the corner of any snippet Toggle RAW Code. Probably the best option for multi-line comments is to write all the lines, then select all of them and right-click on the text and choose toggle comments.
Retro Game Coders
FEBRUARY 12, 2024
Mhz with all signals available via connector RP2040 with 2MB of SPI Flash, 64k RAM available to the processor HDMI output with 320 x 240 256 colour display, higher resolutions appear on Apple/Oric emulators 20k Graphics RAM for tiles and 128 sprites up to 32×32 pixels.
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