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Java is both a popular object-oriented programming language and runtime environment which allows Java programs to run unchanged on most hardware and software platforms.
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What's a proper way to change colors of a sprite on the fly in libGDX?
To achieve this behaviour, you should definitely use a specific shader. If you apply the shader to your sprite batch before drawing your sprite and set it back to null, it will just apply to your spri …
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Libgdx - IsometricTiledMapRenderer and light shading
I, you may have a look at Box2d light box2D light.
The idea is to create shape in a box2D world and then use Box2D light to perform the shadow casting and light rendering.
You then have to render the …
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best structure to handle entities in an entity component based game engine
I am trying to develop a 2D entity component based game with multiple layers as tilemaps (front or back from the scene).
I currently handle the tilemap layers in a 3 dimension array[z][y][x]. Each ti …
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What datastructure would you use for a collision-detection in a tilemap?
You should definitively use a quadtree as Hjorthenify suggest.
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handling collision detection with a quadtree
At each frame you may reconstruct your quadtree and then for each collideable entity …
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