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isometric-game-tile-manager

v1.0.6

Published

Algorithm for maintaining a rectangular formation of isometric tiles

Downloads

3

Readme

Isometric Game Tile Manager

npm

Installation

npm install isometric-game-tile-manager

Getting started

For now, please reference the phaser-js example. API documentation coming soon.

Demo

Check out the demo

How it works

In the diagrams below, the blue outline is the screen view and the blue arrows are the directions the screen is moving. The green tiles are the tiles that are being rendered and stored in memory.

Vertical move

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As the player moves upward, top rows are added and bottom rows are removed.

Lateral move

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As the player moves right, right columns are added and left columns are removed.

Future work

  • Handle window size changes
  • Mini map where user can jump to locations