October 2014
Intermediate to advanced
516 pages
11h 53m
English
You are now able to create, load, and render maps with Tiled and Libgdx. However, we have only been capable of showing backgrounds and little more. What about dynamic elements such as enemies, items, the player starting position, the level exit, and so on?
When designing a level, it is very typical to add special objects to represent events or dynamic entities. Once the level is loaded, the game code will have to query the map to retrieve this metadata and populate the world with the aforementioned special entities.
In this adventure around metadata land, you will learn how to add objects and set properties on them as well as load them later from a Libgdx game.
For this recipe, you will also need the ...
Read now
Unlock full access