dungeon | A D & D based multiplayer role playing game | Game Engine library

I havet this codepen: https://codepen.io/sp2012/pen/VwpyWdp . Unfortunately, this code is too advanced for me. The game has three maps. I want to keep only the first map and when the game is finished, if you click on the map the game restarts.

The code follows:

This is the HTML:

I’m trying to do an ortho projection onto a plane, which represents a map – think “floor plan”. I’m running into trouble because openGL 4 is new to me (I last used 1.1, and the world has changed) and because what I’m trying to do isn’t much like common examples online. My problem is scaling and translating.

The data that describes the map is a series of lines with endpoints are in what I’ll call “dungeon coordinates units”. When I render the image I want to have a fixed rule of “1 unit is 1 pixel”.

My coordinates are all in the first quadrant, with (0,0) representing the lower left of the map. I’d like (0,0) to show up in the lower left of the screen.

Now for the tricky bits. When I render the “floor” in the fragment shader, I’m being handed gl_FragCoord, which is ideal. It’s effectively a pixel location, which means for my purposes it is equivalent to a dungeon coordinate. I can look up all the information I passed to the shader (also in dungeon coordinates) and figure out how to paint (or discard) that pixel. It works, except… it draws (0,0) is in the center of the screen, not the low left.

Worse, There are some things, like lines (“walls”), that I render with skinny triangles in dungeon coordinates in a second pass. They don’t show up where I want them. (In fact I’m pretty sure that the triangles I’m using to tile the floor are also wrong and are only covering the screen by coincidence.)

I really, really need openGL to use a coordinate system that puts 0,0 at the lower left of the image and lets me specify triangle vertices in my units, which happen to map straight to pixels.

This seems like a simple case of scaling and translating. But I’m obviously applying the scale and translate incorrectly.

The vertex code is simple:

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