Elysian Shadows

Live-Dimension wrote:What's inflexible about it? you have drop-in OpenGL any-time, I believe it's made upon OGL. You have access to shaders. You wouldn't be doing much more if you did it in 2D OGL. You can always use bass if you really need to instead of the audio, but from what I've seen its good enough.

eatcomics wrote:For the entity collision/second layer collision, just check if your y is lower than the other entities y, if it is, draw yourself over it :D It may take a little more code than simply drawing the top first, but you can figure it out I'm sure :D

Entity::EntityControl.SortEntities();

...

struct EntitySort
{
	bool operator() (Entity* entity1, Entity* entity2) 
	{
		return (entity1->position.y < entity2->position.y);
	}
} SortY;

...

void Entity::SortEntities()
{
	std::sort(Entity::EntityStack.begin(), Entity::EntityStack.end(), SortY);
}

LeonBlade wrote: I'll give a hint to what I want to add in the editor.
It has something to do with the tiles, and algorithms... fucking complex ones too...

LeonBlade wrote:Let me know what you think.

Bakkon wrote:For collision of things like entities and trees, you could try having their collision bounds be a circle at their base. Then if you walk into something offset a bit, you can have your character slightly slide over to be able to get around the object, ala Zelda: Link to the Past.

LeonBlade wrote: I'll give a hint to what I want to add in the editor.
It has something to do with the tiles, and algorithms... fucking complex ones too...

Selecting multiple units of the tile sheet? :P

cypher1554R wrote:Your editor looks like an editor