Add CSS color classes based on tile type in DB #13

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Jonathan · 2024-03-18T20:03:27-05:00

Jonathan commented

2024-03-18 20:03:27 -05:00

For example, floor_wood would be displayed as a brown - while floor_stone is gray.

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The system needs to return a variable for each XY coordinate that tells CSS which class to assign to it.

Therefore, this should be done in mapDecrypt, which will use string:find to determine what material type we are looking at (stone, wood, etc) and what tile type (wall, floor).

The tile type determination will encode the character as before (w for wall, - for floor) but the material type query will assign the type to another variable which etlua will then encode into CSS for that character, giving it a color.

The system needs to return a variable for each XY coordinate that tells CSS which class to assign to it. Therefore, this should be done in mapDecrypt, which will use string:find to determine what material type we are looking at (stone, wood, etc) and what tile type (wall, floor). The tile type determination will encode the character as before (w for wall, - for floor) but the material type query will assign the type to another variable which etlua will then encode into CSS for that character, giving it a color.

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