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cat-game-test
This is just an experiment to practice Go deeper. It uses the Pixel library ( https://github.com/faiface/pixel ).
Work in progress! so some parts of the code might be really ugly.
2020-01-21
Code refactor
Added tiles drawing and a map loader (maps generated with Tiled (https://www.mapeditor.org/)
bug: FPS drop after drawing tiles, need to use batch drawing
2020-01-20
Added a better loader of sprites (also using a CSV file).
Added some basic behaviour when pressing keys, an extremely simple physics struct, and movement.
2020-01-16
I separated the code into two packages, one for the main and another to handle the loading of the sprites from the .png files. Right now, the program is loading a spritesheet with one action ("Walk"), then it shows on screen the animation (animation is only 10 frames, but FPS is way higher, so you see the effect of a "extremely fast cat running". I will work on that next.
Resources
All sprites are from:
SDL C++ tutorial (good for theory):
http://lazyfoo.net/tutorials/SDL/i
Article about scrolling and cameras in 2d game:
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