Tiles in a 2d Java game
In working on making a simple tile-based 2d game and I was just wondering about something. Say I have a setup like so;
0 1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8 9
0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0
0 = grass
1 = water
2 = spruce
And so on
Is there anyway to have more than 9 different types of tiles in a world map? If so I would love to know
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you could use the alphabet
yea you could use characters
and to compare them just cast to int etc
i tried, it didnty work
should prob look like this then
title= new ArrayList<Char>();
title['a'] = ...
Can't you just use numbers over 9?
Like
120 4 10 8
1 2 5 12
he can
he thought if he put 11 and moved to that tile it would say 1
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I tried
Could you explain why it wont work?
And what exactly do you aim to achieve?
so ive got this jframe, you see the trees and stuff, im able to have 9 different types of tiles, so the grass is one of them the tree is one of them the water is one of them and the sorta carpet thing is one of em. what i aim to achieve is to be able to have more variety in my tiles
i dont know the reason it didnt work
but
when i use single dig numbers it works, being able to load the texture on the world map
symbols dont work
neither do letters
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