When I get the Hero to the 'exit' point of the map - how do I get it to read the next portion of the map?
davemib123 wrote ...
2014/7/19
creating a tileable map
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I would just keep tabs of where the user was and when the room change happens then I would seek to that portion of the map - or you can set up each room as it's own map and then just read that specific room. Doing it that way make it easier to modify a room.
This is what I have so far in the Hero class:
This is in my World class:
How can I get it such that if the player enters from map 1 they get added to the top of map 0 instead of the defined location of 206, 87
private void moveMap()
{
CreateMap C = (CreateMap)getWorld();
if (C.MapLevel == 0 && getX() >= 200 && getY() <= 0)
{
C.MapLevel = (C.MapLevel+1);
Greenfoot.setWorld(new CreateMap(C.MapLevel));
}
else if (C.MapLevel == 1 && getX() >= 211 && getY() >= 328)
{
C.MapLevel = (C.MapLevel-1);
Greenfoot.setWorld(new CreateMap(C.MapLevel));
}
}public void addMapSpecificObjects()
{
Hero = new Hero();
if (MapLevel == 0)
{
addObject(Hero, 206, 87);
}
if (MapLevel == 2)
{
addObject(Hero, 211, 312);
}
}In the Bezerk game I use a flag that would say which door I was entering from and there would be some defined points. So take the actors exit point, put it on the other side of the screen and add the actor there. You will have to keep the hero's exit point to calculate the entry point of the next room.
Replace line 12 of the 'moveMap' method with something like this:
CreateMap C2 = new CreateMap(C.MapLevel); // gets reference to new world C2.Hero.setLocation(/* wherever */); // relocates hero in new world Greenfoot.setWorld(C2); // sets new world active
thanks for the suggestions. I've got it done using boolean values :)
the current array has 22 rows, if I add another 10 lines to it in the second map, how would the hero be able to view them i.e. in the sense of scrolling towards them? Is it even possible? Or do I create a separate map for just the additional 10 lines?
It would probably be easiest to create a separate map that would include the original 22 rows plus the additional 10.
Ok that's what I was thinking as well. Thanks for the quick reply.
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