Elysian Shadows

Light-Dark wrote:Basically it's doing a bounding box collision detection between the player and the specified tile, if the player is colliding with the lower tile it shifts the depth value down in lua, however if the player is colliding with the upper tile it shifts the depth value up. To keep from creating unnecessary issues I have the players x and y 'snapped' to multiples of 32x32 so the player won't be colliding with both at the same time. This system serves as a place holder for the moment.

Light-Dark wrote:And this is how camera zooming/rotating is currently handled:

void GameSystem::Camera_Transform(const float scale,const float rotation)
{
    UniformScaleVal = scale;
    camera.w = SCREEN_WIDTH * (1/scale);
    camera.h = SCREEN_HEIGHT * (1/scale);
    glScalef(scale,scale,1);
    
    glTranslatef(camera.w/2,camera.h/2,0);
    glRotatef(rotation,0,0,1);
    glTranslatef(-camera.w/2,-camera.h/2,0);
    
}

void CameraSystem::PushTransform(void) {
	gyMatPush();
	gyMatTranslate(_scrWidth/2.0f, _scrHeight/2.0f, 0.0f);
	gyMatScale(transform._scale.x, transform._scale.y, 1.0f);
	gyMatRotateZ(transform._orientZ);
	gyMatTranslate(-transform._pos.x, -transform._pos.y, 0.0f);
}

Falco Girgis wrote:You have the right basic idea (obviously, or it wouldn't be working as well as it is now).

Falco Girgis wrote:How does the depth slider work? Do you have to make a selection first, and it is applied to the tile(s) within the selection?

Falco Girgis wrote:Aaaaah, I gotcha. Nice!

Thought of another question. Is only one of your layers elevatable? If they are both elevatable, does one always have to be above the other one, or can layer 1 technically be levated above layer 2?

bbguimaraes wrote:I smell an instant promotion...

Light-Dark wrote:Now you might be wondering why I'm deciding to rewrite it in the middle of a rewrite?