problems with my previous hack and made offscreen also paths have
huge 'costs', and also bound in potential paths from being
too expensive (to prevent infinite loops if there's no path to a location.)
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may well have a -1 origin offset. We use Integer.MIN_VALUE now which is
definitely not going to be a valid value.
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various and sundry optimizations in the process. We love the spiral
development.
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but after each movement it updates the sprite that it's moving to tell
it the latest tile coordinates.
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- invalid coordinates are traversable.
- check to see if an out-of-bounds node is requested and gracefully create it.
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anything, but it was required to make sprites walk off/on-screen.
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follow a path (specifically, I want to allow the media panel to be
"scrolled" along a path).
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It no longer stores base tiles that are not visable in the view,
in fact it stores the base tiles in an array almost half the size as the
fully expanded scene array, and this new smaller array is used everywhere:
when saving the scene, serializing it to the user, or saving it in
the database.
We must now use the getBaseTile() and setBaseTile() methods to access the
base tiles because they are stored in this compressed format.
Also removed the fringe layer completely from the MisoSceneModel.
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accomodate the fringe layer and the way the ByteBuffer stuff works, it
writes out the whole enchilada even if there are a bunch of zeros at the
end.
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longer provide access to their underlying image (they actually still do,
but not in the normal course of affairs). This will allow us to use
"trimmed" tiles which are trimmed to the smallest rectangle that contains
the non-transparent pixels in a tile image, which will shrink up our
components and other tiles a great deal.
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actions unless we're actually loaded into the editor and turned into a
real editable scene.
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the expensive polygon/rectangle intersection test (since we're doing 400
of these every frame).
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list of objects, they can overlap (I think that objects added to a scene
later will be rendered before objects added earlier which ends up feeling
natural in the editor); no longer are objects ignored when their footprint
lies outside the scene bounds.
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between two screen coordinates. The screen coordinates are "projected"
into isometric space and the vector between them is calculated (except we
don't actually do the projection because we can tell just by looking at
the points what the projected orientation will be).
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Clearing a base tile sets it to a random tile from the default tileset.
setBaseTiles() now takes a tileset and fills the rectangular area with
random tiles from that set.
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If fringing an entire scene, you must pass in a randomization seed.
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Quoth the java.awt.Polygon documentation:
The first and final pairs of (x, y) points are joined by a line
segment that closes the polygon.
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since the autofringer can create any fringe now anyway.
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Michael Bayne