tiolved.lua
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A framework to use tiled(http://www.mapeditor.org/) in LÖVE(http://love2d.org).
mapTable
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You can create a table that contain all the element in a .tmx file by using `map`:
maptable=tiolved:map("map.tmx")
the table is generated as below :
* object :
<element attribute1="value1" attribute2="value2"/>
create :
{je="element", attribute1="value1", attribute2="value2"}
* object that contain objects :
<element1 attr1="value1">
<element1.1 attr1="value1"/>
<element1.2 attr1="value1"/>
</element>
create :
{je="element", attr1="value1",
1={je="element1.1", attr1="value1"}
2={je="element1.2", attr1="value1"}
}
* the first line `<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>` create nothing
mapGid
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You can create a table that contain all the tile in canvas with the mapTable using :
mapGid=tiolved:gid(mapTable)
mapGid[1]=tile1
...
mapGid[lastTile]=lastTile
layers
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You can generate table that contain for each layer a table with the canvas of the layer and the attributes of the layer using :
layers=tiolved:layers(mapTable,mapGid)
layers={ attr1=value1, property1=valueproperty1, canvas=canvas }
trick: the layer that must be interpreted and not drawn must be removed from the mapTable or you can change the .je=layer for something else
usefulfunc
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Use :
toMap,toRender=tiolved:usefulfunc(map)
useful especially for isometric map, see in the exemple.
exemple
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the main love.load contain the basic way to use tiolved
issue
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for any inform me at my [github](https://github.com/thiolliere/tiolved) or here
thanks
Joe
