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Asked By | Blueberry |
Hi,
I just started to move my game from godot 3.5 to 4.0, now I’m struggling with the new tile map system.
What I try to do:
I have a dictionary with tile Ids, tile names and cords like so and my tile set has 2 elements (one for each id with an image attached). I want to create a procedural created tile map with only 1 layer from code (see: Screenshot-2023-03-09-171325 hosted at ImgBB — ImgBB)
Example dict:
[{ id:"coal", name:"coal_tile", coords:Vector2i(5,10) },
{ id:"iron", name:"ironl_tile", coords:Vector2i(3,7) }]
Now I want create a tile map from gdscript and add those as cells.
In 3.5 I was doing something like this:
var chunk_width = 25
var chunk_width = 15
func create_chunk(x, y, ELEMENT):
set_cell(0, Vector2i(x, y), ELEMENT.index)
for x in chunk_width:
for y in range(0, world_depth):
create_chunk(x, y, coal)
But with godot 4 I don’t know how to do exactly the same think I was checking doku for Tile Map, and Tile Set but I have no idea how to set a value to a cell.
For 4.0 I was trying with
hex_tile_map = $PanelContainer/HexTileMap
hex_tile_map.set_cell( 0, Vector2i(0, 0), 5, Vector2i(5, 10) )
but this didn’t work
I found a lot tutorials how to add tiles manually per mouse but not per code. If you have any suggestions, any help is welcome
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kitticpet | 2023-03-11 07:14
