- All images are loaded through the image manager
- Architected to allow the use of prepared or unprepared images (and
volatile images when the day comes that they support alpha)
- Tunable caches for images and tiles
- Resource manager caches unpacked resources on the filesystem
- Various and sundry other cleanups
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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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things compile and most things run so this is a good time to checkpoint.
Let me recall:
- Refactored the whole scene deal.
- Revamped the XML parser stuff (now uses Digester).
- Rethought the tile management.
- Started tile bundle stuff.
- Wrote some tests.
- Did a bit of Mike-ification.
Onward and moreward.
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Made TileSet an interface. Throw exceptions for unknown tile or tile
set requests. General clean-up and documentation.
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Michael Bayne