tile-map | Test making a infinitelives tilemap | Map library

I'm trying to create an atlas of collideable objects in Godot's tilemap editor. My understanding is that, to select a region of tiles to make part of the atlas, you have to mouse select (I tried clicking a cell and holding Shift but it doesn't select multiple cells). The issue is that I can't seem select a non-square region.

I also tried selecting cells one at a time, adding the collision area, and then picking a new cell, and what I end up seeing is my range of cells shift over to the new area. Do I need to re-create my tilemap source to just have contiguous regions, or is there some Godot functionality I'm missing here? FWIW, I was following this tutorial to get up and running.

I am attempting to divide my game world into Sectors/tiles. And identify the tile where the player/object is at depending on the player/object position. I do not have a limited world size, so the world could be of any size. The tile size is defined and constant. So, the entire world is divided into square tiles of a given dimension.

Example: If I am dividing my world into equal sized square tiles of, say 300x300.

• If the player is within positions (0,0) to (300,300), the tile number should be (0,0)
• If the player is within positions (0,0) to (300,-300), the tile number should be (0,-1)
• If the player is within positions (-300,0) to (-600,300), the tile number should be (-2,-0)

More example inputs and outputs:

• Player position is (10,10), tile number should be (0,0)

• Player position is (-10,10), tile number should be (-1,0)

• Player position is (10,-10), tile number should be (0,-1)

• Player position is (-10,-10), tile number should be (-1,-1)

• Player position is (1,1), tile number should be (0,0)

• Player position is (1,-1), tile number should be (0,-1)

• Player position is (-1,1), tile number should be (-1,0)

• Player position is (-1,-1), tile number should be (-1,-1)

• Player position is (-450,100), tile number should be (-2,0)

• Player position is (450,100), tile number should be (1,0)

• Player position is (-450,-100), tile number should be (-2,-1)

• Player position is (450,-100), tile number should be (1,-1)

I have the below code, which seems to work correctly only when X/Z is positive. Once it is on the negative side of X/Z, i am not sure how i could calculate the position.

I'm trying to use JQuery to create an SVG element. The contents of the SVG is generated from a list of strings which is where I'm having my issues.

I'm populating a variable called 'arr' by looping through several hundred items in my database and creating an svg rect shaped based on that data which then gets appended to 'arr'. How can i append this list of string elements to my main SVG element in order to properly display it?

The main points here are:

• Arr is populated with a list of strings, each one representing a shape to go inside the svg
• The final Arr will be several hundreds strings

I have a Problem when drawing tile-map and setting the tile width to $(window).width() / 10 and the tile height to $(window).height() / 10

The canvas drawing additional lines between every tile

Here's the code: https://jsfiddle.net/t68sgrf3/

I'm working on making a tile-map editor in C++. Right now, while a map is being edited, its attributes are stored across three vectors:

I am trying to create a tile-map in JavaScript/HTML with canvas. I am using two .png image files of 55 x 55 pixels for the grass and water textures.

The tiles for this game are not loading in the canvas during the arrays 'for loops'. both image files are in the same folder level as the .html page.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

So, I am building a basic tycoon game. In this game I want to have a simplex 3D generated tile-map that the player can build on. I need the tile-map to be 3D (or have a 3D appearance) because I want to be able to use some realistic shaders on the 3D models the player is going to be able to build.

At first, I thought I could combine SpriteKit and SceneKit. I would generate the 2D SKTileMapNode and then allow the player to build the 3D buildings on top of that. But that wouldn't work as well because SKTileMapNodes aren't easily pannable or zoomable.

My second idea was to build an SKTileMap randomly (which I know how to do easily) and then use that as a reference to build a 3D scene. That would allow me to have full control over what goes where, but there is a catch. Each 3D block (representing a tile in the tileMap) would be treated as a node and cause huge performance issues, Unlike SpriteKits SKTileMapNode that treats the tile-map as a single large node once it is filled with the tiles.

I would prefer to not use an isometric SKTileMap because that wouldn't allow the player to be able to pan/zoom the map and thus, reduce the depth and feel that I would like to achieve with this game.

For instance, this is what I am going for (similar in build but completely different in style)

I have a ggplot with one facet for each US state. I would like to arrange these facets in the shape of the US with a ragged border (ordered like the second map, but without Hawaii or Alaska).

To do this, I created a state-level factor variable that is ordered by US state, as read from left to right on a map. This factor also contains "space holders" for blank facets that I'd like to remove. I followed the advice of this post (see the Edit to the provided answer) but names(g$grobs) is NULL, so I can't implement their answer. Any ideas what I can do?

Here is my code:

I compiled my libGDX project using gradlew.bat html:dist and got a dist folder with all my assets, html.index, and other files.

I put the dist folder in a zip and uploaded it to itch.io,

The game loads fine and everything seemed to be working as it should.

But the levels are unplayable. I get an error when trying to load the Tiled Map:

But it works fine as a executable .jar file and as an android app. The html version seems to have a problem loading objects from the tiled map.

Update

I think I need to use reflection, but I'm not sure how in this case.

Code I think is the problem: