[c0d3r9Participant]

Okay i would use the “draw-only-the-visible-tiles” way that i have.
It´s not bad and the speed is every time the same because its even the same tilescount wich are visible.

[c0d3r9Participant]

Take a short look into it.
You draw the visible area of the tilemap.Thats the way i know.
I thought there is a way to draw all and then to scroll with the camera across the complete area.

[c0d3r9Participant]

Your upload is 0kb.The file is empty

I take a look at the codebox later and delete the comments.
To hot here to read this atm.
Thanks

[c0d3r9Participant]

Haven´t time to code the last days.and its to hot

In short, imagine you have a tilemap wich is drawn complete and then have a size much bigger like the screen resolution.
With the “view offset” you can change the position of the rectangular view was shown on screen.
I.e. a map width 5000px and height 2000px.
The start view offset is 0, 0 then the view represents  from 0 to screenwidth, 0 to screenheight.
If you now change this offset i.e. 100px on the x position now you see 100 to screenwidth+100.
Its like a 2d camera.
You have a big tilemap(or one big image) and you can move the “cameraview” across this map.

I hope I could explain it well.
My link from sfml explain it as best i think.

[c0d3r9Participant]

Thank you three.

(to search across all files in an folder i use now notepad++)

Can i deattach tabs from TED to a second screen? Haven´t try it.If yes i have to drill holes in the wall and build a bracket for my second screen.

The reason why i ask for the sources was that i would know what methods are called automatic like OnMeasure, OnRender and so on.
I have a new question.
I see some classes in examples wich contains OnRender() methodes.
Are they called automatic to?
Or is OnRender only called automatic in the main class?

[c0d3r9Participant]

Imagine i have a tilemap.
Each tile 64x64px and the map is i.e. 500×500 tiles.

The view offset change the area that shows the tiles depend from the resolution.
Note: i would draw all tiles in this case.

Like camera movent in 3d.u know?
In 3d i can sprites positioning on screen coordinates and then there are worldcoordinates for the 3d world.

Imagine a 3d plane for the tilemap and with the camera movement i can scroll around the tilemap.

Or i have to calculate the tileposition for each tile every onrender.(and so i need to draw only the visible tiles)

Here an explantation from sfml.better to understand: https://www.sfml-dev.org/tutorials/2.5/graphics-view.php

Edit: i found

Monkey

Canvas.Viewport:std.geom.Recti

1	Canvas.Viewport:std.geom.Recti

Maybe thats what i need.
Test it if i have time

[c0d3r9Participant]

But curved of course

[c0d3r9Participant]

I wrote “i thought”. I understand it now.

[c0d3r9Participant]

Nice and always helpful to learn the basics of the language.

[c0d3r9Participant]

Thank you.
Atm i only need a virtual size i.e. 800×600 in a bigger window with same aspect ratio of course.

Bit by bit, I understand more of Monkey2.

[c0d3r9Participant]

I thought in another direction.
I thought all what is inside onrender object was send automatic to the rendertarget.

Now i´m a little bit confused.
I thought in onupdate i handle some things i.e. keyboard input and so on.
And then in onrender all inside that object was send to the render target via RequestRender.

onrender and onupdate are only a shell.

Theoretical i can do that all in onupdate or onrender?
Or are there differences between these both classes?

edit: i see “override” so i have to look inside these both classes.

edit2: after a few hours of reading the reference maze i understand the internal of M2 a little bit more.
onrender is a view methode.onupdate was a user created class for better code reading and handling.

[c0d3r9Participant]

I found timer i forget that the online help is not state of builds.
And timer is going another way like i thought…but very useful.

 

App.RequestRender: in short all code in the onupdate methode was rendered with the call of App.RequestRender.Right?

Independend where RequestRender stays in the code.

[c0d3r9Participant]

okay but all code that comes after App.RequestRender() would be render on the next App.RequestRender().
Is SwapInterval = 1 set by default?

Btw. what timer commands can i use? (sorry but the language reference freezes often my Firefox)

[c0d3r9Participant]

with https://www.codeandweb.com/texturepacker

its possible to add a pixelborder to each tile on the spritesheet.

only a little tip

[c0d3r9Participant]

Thats only a few lines.Not to much work for us

Btw. anyway i have to change

Monkey

MX2_MSVC_DIR=${ProgramFiles(x86)}\Microsoft Visual Studio\2017\Community\VC

1	MX2_MSVC_DIR=${ProgramFiles(x86)}\Microsoft Visual Studio\2017\Community\VC

to

Monkey

MX2_MSVC_DIR=${ProgramFiles(x86)}\Microsoft Visual Studio\2017\Enterprise\VC

1	MX2_MSVC_DIR=${ProgramFiles(x86)}\Microsoft Visual Studio\2017\Enterprise\VC

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