all about the python implementation of the processing API
let us say you have a character moving across the screen, and you want to have it’s location in terms of the map coordinate like (0,0), (3,2) instead of the actual location, like if you want to generate some obstacles in his path, here’s how you do it : demo move the mouse and see …
this code generates random maps on mouse press. it is really just a simple 2d array value filling. a modification of this article. demo explanations def random_map(): for r in range(map_length): for c in range(map_length): game_map[c][r] = random.randint(0,1) here we generated a random map by looping and assigning a random value. randint returns a value …
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game map rendering or simply map rendering is a nice technique that is used to generate worlds. explanations follow suit : demo explanations game_map = [ [0,0,0,0,0], [0,1,0,1,0], [0,0,1,0,0], [0,1,0,1,0], [0,0,1,0,0], ] first we initialise our world as a 2d array, we distinguished patterns by using 0 and 1 tile_width = 50 next we initialised …
if ever you wanted to implement a polygon drawer, here it is : explanations nodes = [ [50,40], [40,50] ] first we added some coordinates as 2d arrays for i,node in enumerate(nodes): try: line(nodes[i][0], nodes[i][1], nodes[i+1][0], nodes[i+1][1]) except: pass then for each coordinate we drew a line from it to the next, the …
in this post, we’ll explain how to add trails using an oop approach. a trail is basically objects that appear where the primary objects passed in nature, trails are made by particles of the primary object but in programming, one simple approach is to draw other shapes albeit more small the full code there is the full processing.py code : # github.com/abdur-rahmaanj class MouseTrail: …
