Tilemap.getRayCastTiles now requires a Phaser.TilemapLayer (or Phaser.TilemapLayerGL) as the first argument.
Tilemap.getTiles now requires a Phaser.TilemapLayer (or Phaser.TilemapLayerGL) as the first argument.
Phaser.Tilemap now creates internal map layers for each tileset except the first one (which will be handled by the createLayer call from the game). It also stores a reference to each tileset where the new map layers can access it.
Phaser.TilemapLayerGL uses the new tileset reference to ensure the correct base image and tile sizes are used for each new layer.
PIXI.Tilemap: added initialisation of glBatch to null in c'tor.
Phaser.TilemapParser was cleaned up to remove the now unnecessary tilemap parameter and the attempt to create layers while parsing.
Ensure that TilemapLayerGL is treated as a valid layer the same as TilemapLayer.
TODO: I've hardwired the PIXI TilemapLayerGL test flag (pixiTest) to be 'on' unless otherwise specified... need to turn this off before final commits!
The PIXI file has a reverse dependency on Phaser for it's 'layer' parameter which contains a Phaser.Tilemap (which holds the map data). The other changes adapt it to the new data source (previously this expected a raw JSON object encoded like the Mario.json map is).
The Phaser file now keeps a reference to the data parsed from the original map, and adds a branch in createLayer to build a TilemapLayerGL instead of a TilemapLayer.
Shouldn't it be `tileset` instead of `key`?
We can't find any entry with the name `tileset` in the JSON file. The `key` hasn't anything to do with the JSON file, that is our tilesset image we loaded with thaser.
Created class ImageCollection.js to internally handle Image Collection
data.
Added imagecollections member to Tilemap.js to access parsed Image
Collection data.
Added ability to parse Image Collections from Tiled json data to
TilemapParser.js
The description of the method stated that you could pass a string to look up an object layer based on its name, but the original code only looked for a gui property, regardless of type.
I'm using Tiled 0.11.0 on OSX, and my exported json-file doesn't contain a gui property on the object layers. Here's a snippet of my file:
```
{
"layers":[
{
"draworder":"topdown",
"height":0,
"name":"Objects",
"objects":[
{
"height":48,
"id":1,
"name":"pier",
"properties":
{
},
"rotation":0,
"type":"",
"visible":true,
"width":64,
"x":208,
"y":240
}],
"opacity":1,
"properties":
{
"type":"pier"
},
"type":"objectgroup",
"visible":true,
"width":0,
"x":0,
"y":0
}]
}]
}
```
The property in my file is called id and not uid. This might be due to changes in one of the later releases of Tiled. I kept the check for uid to avoid possibly breaking compatibility with older versions of Tiled.
I also added scaling of the sprite.
Feel free to make formatting changes, or rewrite the function to better fit the programming style of Phaser.
Since Tilemap.getTile lets you specify wether to return null
or an empty tile when index is -1, the WorldXY equivalent
should offer the same possibility for a more unified interface.
