smooth/glued/sticky/solid tile editor

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    This should be rather interesting: Please login to see this attachment.

    I don't know if anyone have attempted to do something similar.
    It's meant for a world editor, and instead of placing each kind of tile separately, it calculates how each tile should look in relation to each other to make a solid non-blocky construction.

    What i could really use some help with, is to make it work as an instant loop. Currently the process to create the right tiles only works frame by frame, but when i try a regular loop or foreach object, it fails miserably.

    So anyway, please have a look, it's quite fun. The code is not commented and probably makes little sense, but i challenge you to make it work instantly ;) or if you have any ideas, don't be afraid to share.

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    The best way to do this is with bitmasks. You need access to an array that contains all your tile data, then you can set a value on each of your tiles to:

    tile = tileRight * 1 + TileUp * 2 + TileLeft * 4 + TileDown * 8

    where tileRight (and the others) are either 0 or 1 depending on whether or not there is an adjacent tile. This will give you a unique number for all possible combinations. A tile with neighbours below and above would be 8+2 = 10. You then just need to order your tiles in animation in accordance to this value, so image 0 has no borders, image 1 is only bordered on the right, image two only on the top, image 3 on top and right, and so on.

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    Arg, so many events for kind of effects!
    Thanks for sure, but Clickteam should improved the need of events for the future MMF3 ^^

    Small EDIT: I found an another SmartTile render method (I'm not the author! The author is MuddyMole):
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    Less code but interesting too as yours ;)

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    Edited 2 times, last by BackStaged (June 14, 2013 at 1:37 PM).

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